Fairfax Bliss Nail Salon & Spa

Best pedicure in the Fairfax area. $30 and they used hot rocks, hot oil, and massaged my legs like no other. It was so relaxing and clean in there as well. Great for a self care day!!!

Fabulous experience, very clean, awesome staff! My daughter and i went in for pedicures and both ladies took their time and gave us the royal treatment!

I stumbled on this hidden gem when the place across the street started getting sloppy and VERY PUSHY up about upgrading services. The salon was clean, the staff was friendly, and they did a great job! What's not to love?!

This is my go to place!!! They do amazing work. I usually get a gel pedi and it lasts me for at least two months. They’re attentive to details. They are clean and always professional. I will keep coming back.

I was very disappointed in the treatment from this facility and felt a lot of unconscious bias towards myself and my wife as African Americans. When we arrived in a Monday at 1045 the head lady (Heather) stated it would be a 30 minute wait and we were perfectly happy with that given we didn't have an appointment. Heather was not personable and was very aggressive to my wife in making a selection for services (pedicure & manicure). She may have thought she was being efficient and quick, but it felt impatient. There were no other customers needing to be serviced --essentially there was no reason to be brisk.nnSo we waited & were seated down for treatment after 10 minutes which we made us surprised & happy. Then we noticed 3 Caucasian women arrived 8 minutes after our feet were submerged. They were immediately worked on for pedicures. A half hour later my wife finally got attention and I had to wait another 15 minutes. Although they technically followed the same protocol for setting us up for treatment, the warmth of service was not there. No one came to us to share an update or explain what was happening. Since we had plenty of time to observe, we noticed that the workers didn't use gloves for the Caucasian women but used gloves for myself and my wife (African American guests). Additionally, as the signage indicated, we paid for the service in advance while the Caucasian women did not. Seriously.nnOverall my feet feel amazing, but the service was lacking. To us, favoritism and unconscious bias was in play and we left feeling undervalued as customers (we also tipped appropriately in advance). It wasn't us, it was them. My wife contemplated speaking with the presumable manager/owner to bring awareness to our feelings in private but she actually didn't want the Caucasian customers to feel awkward. Our lack of consistent treatment wasn't their fault, they hadn't a clue.nnI hope this review will be used as a means to coach and develop staff to promote diversity and inclusion so the shop can grow and flourish which I'm sure is their ultimate desire. When they do, we will return.