Ombré nails

By far best mani I have ever had. Refreshingly kind customer service, super clean environment, & very detailed work. Highly recommended, you will not be disappointed.

Everyone in here are amazing and so friendly! They take good Care of me and gave me an excellent service! I had the dip powder and it was the best experience. I really Love it here and greatly appreciated!

This is a bright, clean and professional nail salon! I'd recommend the owner, Danny -- or Tina. They do a great job and are friendly and professional.

No. Key words: passive aggressive, rude, belittling, PRESS ON NAILS. 80 DOLLARS. I don’t understand why this place is as hyped up as it is. I’m sure my service would have been different had others been there making it harder to get away what took place. Yes the place is very clean, interior design is nice. My nail tech was “well spoken”. Danny (nail tech) and myself were the only ones there yet he seemed bothered. He was extremely passive aggressive and belittling. I expressed I wanted dip French ombré with a accent nail with something that resembles confetti, something colorful for my birthday. Every little thing he acted as if he had never heard of it, couldn’t do it and that I was “confusing”. “Milky white” was too confusing. “Ombré effect using a colorful glitter or something sparkly with some color”, “natural shape” basically square rounded at the corners, nothing coffin... too confusing. The place is called OMBRÉ NAILS. Every photo I showed (nothing crazy, no drawn design) he couldn’t do and made a smart remark. Finally I just said forget it and just went with whatever he could do. The accent nail ended up being what I originally asked for after showing me the powders he had. He didn’t have clear tips so he without asking used press on gel nails. PRESS ON (apparently is even more expensive but stated he would “waive” the extra charge for my birthday). These were coffin shaped after I said no coffin shape because I don’t like the look of skinny nails on me. whatever, fine. The ombré effect that would usually be blended by hand was just white powder in a small pump dispenser bottle that he sprayed on. After being there for a hour and a half I was given the total. EIGHTY DOLLARS FOR PRESS ON NAILS, (plus a $10 tip because I’m not a jerk) that didn’t even fit my nail bed. I actually went back 2 days later because my nail beds were throbbing !!! Of course I was told “it’s just your nail bed”. I showed him a thumb nail that he managed to do properly “well you managed to do it on this nail ?” *looks at my nails and carries on with attitude*. He ground down the nail by the cuticle and now they are left unblended because you can’t “fill” using dip. Nails are lifting already on the 3rd day and look just like French tip press ons would. Now white near the cuticle where the glue is lifting.nnNever in my life will I come back here. If Danny and Tina really are “the best”, that says a lot. I WENT OUT OF MY WAY TO WARN PEOPLE OF THIS PLACE. Picture posted.

This place was fabulous!! Took their time to make sure my coffin nails where all shaped correctly and flawlessly! I’ve never walked out of a nail salon happier with my nails!