Hands down my favorite nail salon in Ridgefield -- and I've been to many. At other salons, I've…read moreoften felt dismissed because I don't have regularly scheduled visits, but here I'm always welcomed-- regardless of whether I was there last week or a month ago. They are also exceptional with my adult daughter with special needs who was previously afraid of getting her nails done, due to a series of bad experiences -- and now constantly asks me to take her!

I feel bad for not remembering the name of the woman who did my nails, but she did an amazing job!…read moreI also got a neck and shoulder massage while I was getting my nails done, which was amazing! Highly recommend!

Disappointed. Treated myself to blow out. Paid $65 (not including tip) for one hour with scalp…read moremassage and hot towel treatment. Lasted 40 minutes and no scalp massage or hot towel treatment. Brought to their attention and told it was a mistake but that's what I booked for. (Showed them their own website where it states it.) Hair poorly washed that it was still dirty at roots. Hair was not styled well. Had to rewash. I don't treat myself to blow outs and I was really looking forward to this. I picked this place based on offerings they listed and positive reviews. :(

This used to be a 5-star review wishing I could rate it higher. For near the first year I lived in…read moreCT I was there every week for multiple services. It slowed a bit when I started getting my hair done closer to home because no one there could cut it right (my hair is complex). Since I still went for color and nails and waxing I had a consult with a woman my colorist recommended but then she was let go when new owners came in - and that's when the downfall of Paris started. Since I had to find the right person for the cuts I ended up getting it all done locally again minus the occasional blowout. Then Rob, whose family owned this salon for decades, left for Salon Leo. Then my other favorite stylist Daniela was let go. The new ownership who clearly knew nothing about running a high end salon for Manhattan refugees was not only cutting good staff but also cutting the class and style the place was adorned with; the happy fun energy that the previous owner always had was gone. They never welcomed me once. The *former* front desk manager was all that was left of the grace and beauty up front and she was gone. I stuck with it because Justine is perfection for nails, waxing, facials, you name it. Her room was a sanctuary where I felt safe. Then they split it in two with a junior person and it was no longer relaxing - and the pink bubble gum high end in the Midwest maybe decor spilled over into the room. I could not be happier that Justine opened her own day spa (Serene Day Spa in Wilton) and I canceled my appts and never have to go back there -- even if I have to drive further now. Overtime I went from spending near $1K a month to the bare minimum because the ownership change killed what was special about Paris. I used to rave that it saved me after I moved to CT when regretting leaving Midtown but it became cringe -- and I'm not young enough to use that term. I know many friends I referred that are already leaving to follow Justine and left to follow Rob. There are good stylists there - Gina and Theresa - but is it worth it? No. 1000 times no. They are great but the owners don't even acknowledge you. I've never seen such a thing. I'm sure the new owners will comment in defense of this and they absolutely have the right to run their own business into obscurity. I'll never read it. I'm mourning the Paris I knew and its legacy. But at least I can get great service in high energy, beautiful places now. I wish them luck but I don't think success is in the cards unless they get less defensive about former client feedback and listen to what made the place a star in the first place.