Philadelphia police searching for pair of men who robbed two nail salons at gunpoint hours apart, shooting one worker while disguised in women's Muslim attire

Two Philadelphia nail salons were robbed at gunpoint a three hours apart by two men wearing Muslim women's attire. 

The unidentified men first went to Happy Family Nail Salon and Spa at 4.20pm and to Nails In The City at 7.30pm on September 23. 

One robber was caught on camera wearing an orange niqab (face covering) and an animal-printed abaya. The other was wearing the same outfit but in purple. 

Police footage shows the the first man entering Happy Family Nail Salon and Spa threatening the employees on gunpoint and telling them to get on the ground. 

The unidentified men first went to Happy Family Nail Salon and Spa at 4.30pm and to Nails In The City at 7.30pm on September 23

Police footage shows the the first man entering Happy Family Nail Salon and Spa threatening the employees at gunpoint and telling them to get on the ground

The employees later told Fox29 that they were forced into the back room while their money and purses were stolen

The video then shows the pair arriving at Nails In The City three hours later and carrying an orange bag

According to the police, a 43-year-old woman was also shot in the leg and foot when she went after the thieves at the second location

A minute later, the other man runs into the spa and starts rummaging through the staff's purses. According to the police, the men stole all their wallets and IDS as well as cash from the register. 

The employees later told Fox29 that they were forced into the back room while their money and purses were stolen. 

The video then shows the pair arriving at Nails In The City three hours later and carrying an orange bag. They repeat the entire routine and once again on gunpoint, empty the register. 

Police say a 43-year-old woman was also shot in the leg and foot when she went after the thieves at the second location. 

Both owners told the channel the next day: 'Please stop it. We work hard to get money'

The owner of Nails In The City told the channel: 'One guy come, get all the cash. Then, after they get the money, they shoot one bullet in the wall'

The unidentified woman was taken to the local hospital and is now in a stable condition. 

The owner of Nails In The City told the channel: 'One guy come, get all the cash. Then, after they get the money, they shoot one bullet in the wall. 

'I got the employee to the hospital right away, but I feel really bad for her.' 

Both owners told the channel the next day: 'Please stop it. We work hard to get money.' 

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner told reporters during a Monday press conference that both nail salon robberies are under active investigation.

Neither one of the suspects have been arrested and the police are currently looking for tips and information.