Rouge Nails is known for fancy nail designs that they are very good at doing! Check out their…read moreInstagram to see what I'm talking about. I am not a fancy nail person. I like basic gel/sns powder manicures, so that's all I can Yelp about! I've been here several times and each time my experience was basically the same. They make you soak your nails for about 45 minutes to an hour which is completely unnecessary. The nail techs are friendly but they spend more time engaging in personal conversation than working on your nails. There's absolutely no reason for anyone to have to spend 2.5-3 hours at a salon for a dip powder manicure, but you will if you come here. This is a nail salon, not a nail spa- iykyk! The environment here is not peaceful at all, and you will not have a relaxing experience. There's lots of loud chatter amongst the employees, 2 loud TVs on and loud customers having personal conversations on their cellphones. They don't not clean your hands with a warm towel, or give you that good old hand massage when you're done. They also don't wipe down and sanitize their areas in between customers. Although the salon is not dirty, it could definitely use a wipe down or two & and mop and broom more often. However I like the way they do my nails and my nails always seem to last 2-3 weeks. The SNS powder is always neatly applied and Fernanda always give me the shape that I ask for. Download the clover app and check-in while you're there. After 10 visits, you get a free sns manicure set. There's a parking lot next door, as well as lots of street parking one block over.

Sometimes your nails turn out great sometimes you're taking a gamble. The owner Olga seems to be…read moreconstantly training new staff so if you don't have a go to person you trust to do your nails, you're sometimes stuck with someone who is pretty much "practicing" on your nails. I tend to do SNS with tips and have them filed coffin shape which means the sides are skinnier. To get the nails filed they charge an extra $5 which I think is a little excessive. The sns is the powder type gel that doesn't require UV lights. If you're looking for a hard manicure that doesn't chip - opt for the SNS. I also found after getting SNS done at other salons that this salon has a ton more color choices. I believe I pay $45-50 each time I get my nails done. Parking is also sometimes difficult because the lot is shared with restaurants and stores.