In town and needed nail service because I broke a nail the day before. I was able to walk in with…read moreonly a 10 minute wait. Love my metallic nail color. Small salon but very friendly service!

I've been going to this place for probably 10 years. They always do a good job and the atmosphere…read moreis calm and relaxed. I like the selection of colors and feel they get new colors in often.

Clean and a nice calming atmosphere…read more Everyone here is nice and respectful. They all help each other out if they are busy. I always call and make an appointment they are pretty good at starting you during your time or a little after. They have lots of paraffin wax pedicure options which is something my husband loves. They sometimes do take walk in's but weekends are hard to come by.

Manicure by Jenny and Pedicure by Tao . Both services were good, nails look really groomed , and I…read morelike going to this place for its good service!

I had a great experience at Luxe!…read more The salon was busy when my friend and I arrived. After choosing our colors from a vast display, we were lead to the pedicure baths. We were offered water and wine! Next time, I'll do wine. I misplaced the business card of my manicurist but she did an amazing job on my toes, but my nails are the most beautiful I have ever seen. She understood when I said "glitter ombré", was clear about the cost upgrade, and knocked it out of the park. At the end, she gave me all of the information about my colors, and the policy regarding no-chip. I can't stop looking at my nails 4 days later. The salon was impeccably clean, the lighting and decor was very pleasing, and all in all I loved the experience. I will be back!

I've been loyal patron of Luxe for over 6 years and it's gone down hill tremendously. The customer…read moreservice and quality of the nail polish and dip products is abhorrent. Save your time, money and sanity go somewhere else!

Wow, I'm amazed with how much I loved my first time here. Grand Nails Spa is extremely large and…read morekept very clean. They expanded the space about a year ago and I can understand why. On a Monday afternoon the place was extremely busy. Almost every station was filled. They take appointments and walk ins. Pricing is a little higher in comparison to other nail salons, IMO though it's worth it. I got a French dip manicure by Liz and a green tea pedicure by Jenny. Both services were relaxing and the ladies did a great job. I didn't love how I had both done at the same time, however, they asked me before hand if that was OK. Going forward I'll probably try and get them separate so I can enjoy each service on its own. This was my first time getting a dip manicure and I'm really happy with how my nails turned out. I was getting no chip manis for 15+ years, but as a mom with a newborn... I need something that's stronger and NOT going to chip or scratch my baby. It's been 4 weeks and my nails still look great and haven't chipped at all.

Do not recommend getting no chip here!! I shouldn't have gone back but was hoping for better…read morequality the second time. It was even worse.

I really enjoyed my haircut here. They start with a shampoo which is always nice and relaxing. I…read moreasked My hair stylist for her opinion on my haircut and she was helpful with suggestions. I liked how my hair cut turned out! The salon has nice decor and looks clean.

Had a lovely cut and color with Adeline, and got some ashy foilyage on my black hair! I was a bit…read moreapprehensive given I didn't see many example photos on Asian clients, but Adeline was extremely sweet and open to feedback. I loved how natural looking it came out, and not too blonde/brassy. She was very detail oriented and we did a second round of dye after the initial highlights felt too stripey. It came out to $240 total plus tip, which is cheap compared to where I live now but on the higher end for the area. The facilities are very clean and modern!

Clean and great service. Very family oriented and really care about their clients. Love their workread more

I visited Lovely Nails for the first time a couple of weeks ago and got a no-chip pedicure. The…read morepolish chipped within a day and a half. I decided not to return. A few days later, I noticed the nail tech had cut my nails in a way that caused them to curve in, leading to infections in both my big toes within a week. I've been in pain since and now need to see a doctor because the infection hasn't subsided. I called the salon to inform them and requested to speak to the manager. The man who answered said the manager was not there and insisted I come in so they could see my toes before I went to the doctor. I explained that I just wanted to inform the manager about what happened to prevent it from happening to others, whether due to poor training or dirty tools, and that I did not want anything in return. I asked him to take my information and have the manager contact me when available. He then said, "OKAY BYE," without taking my info and hung up. I'm writing this review because I'm not sure my concern was or will be conveyed to the business owner, who I hope would want to know about this issue to rectify the problem for future patrons. This is not to be malicious but to warn others that this could happen to you, and you might want to consider a different salon. I've been getting my nails done regularly for years and wanted to find a new salon near my new home. This was my experience. Please don't go here this has gotten so bad. My toes are now bruised underneath my nail and all growing weird. Ps:Edited to show proof I went there and date because they keep deleting my review. (I also got my nails done but that was the a different tech. The one who did my pedicure was a male) Update from DR: it is Paronychia in the medial nail in both toes. This is confirmed to be due to poor practice of the tech. Have to be on antibiotics for 7 days before next check in. Save yourself a DRs visit. Do NOT go here.

Normally I don't even bother with pedicures during the winter. I mean, my feet are jammed into snow…read moreboots for 6 months, so who cares anyway, right? Well, I had to make an exception this week because I have a few upcoming events for which I'll be wearing open-toed dressy sandals in freezing temps (apparently cleaving to my grandmother's credo that you have to "suffer to be beautiful" -- what is wrong with us, women?!) Anyway, cue the need for a toe job. I'd recently gotten a coupon in one of those ValPak mailer things advertising this place, and since it's so nearby (and they were advertising an $18 basic pedicure) I gave it a whirl. The location is an unassuming nail salon tucked into the corner of the shopping mall between Super H Mart and KMart. Decor was simple (some vases of faux flowers, some '80s glamour shots of ladies' hands with talon-like blood-red nails holding pearls etc.), but the place was clean and the service was quick. I was a walk-in shortly after they opened and got served right away (not too much staff on hand). Sarah, my technician, was sweet and quiet and went at my cuticles with an almost surgical focus and precision. I wish I'd been given a little more time to dry at the end; despite the 10 minutes under the UV dryer and a spray of nail drying stuff, she put me back in my socks and boots, and later when i got home the polish on both big toes was slightly wrinkled (not enough to notice from afar, and since it's a lustrous color it hides it better -- if it were matte it would be really obvious!) As stated, I had the coupon, but even the regular price is good for this area: $25. They did not have a take-home handbill (the manager said they were being printed), but the "menu" at the desk outlined their various offerings. (note: I don't know if these prices were limited time or if they're a sort of perpetual "sale".) The "basic" (which I got) includes all the usual clipping, filing, painting etc. as well as hot towels and a lotion leg rub; the regular price is $25 but the sale price was listed as $19.99 (and with my coupon even less). Hot Stone is normally $35, sale $25. Princess (sugar scrub, callous removal, parrafin dip and hot towel) is normally $40, sale $28. And the Signature (a combo of Hot Stone and Princess) is normally listed as $70 but on sale as $49. The one big downer was the fact that toward the end of the session (during the polishing part), the manager guy started pulling out tools and using an electric saw to cut through a plexiglass shelving unit on the floor about 5 feet from us. REALLY loud and killed the relaxation that I'd been cultivating throughout the rest of the session. I guess guys don't think about these things, but seriously -- I was the only person in the place, and she was almost done; he couldn't wait 10 more minutes til I left? It was so loud that she had to ask me the same thing 4 times (whether I wanted a design painted on the nail) and I couldn't hear her at all. Overall, the price was appealing, but the atmosphere (especially with the sawing) left something to be desired. I'm not sure it's love; maybe Nail Love and I will be "just friends."

I cheated on the regular nail place I go to in Glendale Hts, but was dying to get a pedi during my…read morelunch break at work & this is located right behind my work, by H-mart. A couple of things. 1.) Location - VERY hidden, it is right next to the H-Mart grocercy store, driving by it on the street-on Ogden, I don't think you would be able to see it. BC of the hidden location, when I got my pedi there was no one! So no line, or wait. :) 2.) Ambience - The place looks ok, decorations and chairs, etc are just a tad bit out-dated. A scale of 1 - 10, I give it a 5. 3.) Cleanliness - Out of a scale of 1-10 I would give this place a 7.8. Some of the washer thingies where you get pedi's are questionable. 4.) Price - Price is AMAZING, compared to the other places around Naperville. It's $19.99 for a pedi OR $30 for pedi & mani. There is a popular place on Diehl Rd & Freedom-called Magic Nails, I heard their pedi is $30---I feel like $30 for a pedi is kinda ALOT for me right now.... Especially when I know a place is offering a pedi&mani for $30, and the usual place I go to is $22. 5.) Nail colors - This is the only thing that bothered me. The nail color selection was ver minimal...................... It sucked. They need to get more colors/newer nail polishes. You can kinda tell some of them are old. I wanted a nice plum - ish color for upcoming fall, couldn't quite find it... I suggest you bring your own fave nail color from home. 6.) Experience - The woman who did my pedicure did a great job. No cuts, etc. She properly cleaned my feet, scrubbed etc. The massage she gave was good too. The people were extremely nice.

Super friendly !! Great service comfy chairs. Was able to call and schedule appointmentread more

This wasn't my first time at nail tech 2 but may be my last…read more I got a pedicure with no chip polish which isn't too much but the older gentleman doing my nails was constantly huffing and puffing his breath, pushing my feet around in not at all in a gentle way and making it an unenjoyable experience. Also when my friend sitting next to me turned to show me a Facebook video he was trying to look at her phone screen as if she was showing him. He just seemed completely bothered the entire time. Overall it was a very uncomfortable experience and I would not recommend going.