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    Nail Works and Spa

    3.7 (85 reviews)
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    Manicure

    Manicure and pedicure

    Nail fill-in

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    Judilynn S.

    I love this place. The staff are all so nice and if you want a pedicure, you need to ask for jimmie. He is the best, takes his time and is thorough.

    Chipped pointer finger, worn tips with four day old dip polish
    Elise S.

    I came to this salon for a dip manicure. A good dip manicure for me usually lasts between 3-4 weeks. I will have grow out, but the actual manicure will still look great and not chip or wear away. The dip product this salon uses is a cheap product and looked really bad after just four days. The tips of my nails were bare because the dip color had worn off and on the corner of one nail the polish had chipped. They charge the standard $40 for the dip polish and that did not include a true manicure with cuticle care, lotion, oil, and hand massage. There are better salons in the area for dip manicures.

    Kristi W.

    It pains me to leave a negative review as I've enjoyed my pedicures here for years. However I can't ignore the pain throbbing in my left eye after a wax. I'm not sure if the wax was too hot or if she left it on too long but OUCH! It stung instantly when she rubbed the lotion on and I yelped (no pun intended). Not only did I leave sore but there were still several hairs she missed and I plucked at home and she didn't trim them, leaving me to do that as well. Maybe waxing isn't her thing but I now am left with a scanned up eye that still hurts and looked ridiculous in public. SO DISAPPOINTED and MAD! This was the worst experience I've ever had and I won't be trusting them again.

    My friend and I love our nails!! Thank you Nail Works and Spa!
    Aimee V.

    Best manicure I've ever had! Kevin was very professional and patient when I couldn't decide what color I wanted. Everyone in the salon is friendly, and I didn't feel like an intruder or like I was interrupting like I do in some places I've had my nails done. The quality of the manicure and the time Kevin took to ensure there were no missed details like stray polish or missed edges. HUGE variety of colors and quality brands: Color Club, ORLY, OPI, and Essie to name a few! I am going to recommend this place to my mom who loves a good pedicure. I know she will love it! :)

    Toes done by Vinny!!
    Marianne J.

    Love this place. Been going here for about 7 years. I dont go anywhere else. Vinny has been doing my nails for about 6. I get my waxing done here. And my pedi.

    You ca see through the polish at the tip of the nail, was not coated evenly.

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    9 years ago

    Great start to the weekend! Just had the BEST pedi with Christina. Excellent leg and foot massage and polish looks great too.

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    Ask the Community - Nail Works and Spa

    How much is a regular manicure?

    Regular manicure is $15

    How much is a standard pedicure?

    25 with hot rooks and warm lotion and hot towel massage

    How much it coast to get acrylic nails?

    Full set of acrylic nails is $30 if you do a full set of acrylic nails with gel polish is going to be 40

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    I hate getting pedis and full sets on the same day, but Kevin was quick, meticulous and did an outstanding job!

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    I have been going to T for my nails for over 3 years now. T always does hard/liquid gel manicure on…read moreme and they always look amazing. The shape of my nails are always even, the polish is never clumped up by the nail bed (pet peeve) and they always last for the 3 weeks in between appointments.

    I went in today for a simple manicure and pedicure with regular polish because I'm growing my nails…read moreout. Unfortunately, the experience left me disappointed, and I don't think I'll be returning. The manicure was okay. It was pretty quick, but the polish was applied evenly and I was happy with it. Nothing spectacular, but nothing bad either. The pedicure, however, was a completely different experience. The technician was an older lady, and from the beginning I could tell she was having some difficulty with the polish. Her hands seemed noticeably shaky, and although she was trying, the application on several of my toes was not clean. **Two of my toenails in particular looked really bad after the first application. The polish was uneven and messy, the edges weren't clean, and it looked like the nails had not been properly finished. There was polish where it shouldn't have been, and the overall application looked sloppy rather than like a finished professional pedicure.** I was sitting there looking at my toes thinking, *There is no way I'm supposed to walk out of here with my toes looking like this.* I was also concerned because she didn't use toe separators. Since I specifically chose regular polish rather than gel, I knew the polish would need time to dry, and without separators I was worried that my toes would touch each other and mess up the polish. Thankfully, they didn't end up rubbing together. The technician did end up having to redo the problem areas on my toes. That helped, but the fact that they needed to be redone in the first place was frustrating, especially after already sitting through the service. I'll be posting pictures of **the first attempt and what I was apparently expected to leave the salon with**, because honestly, the pictures tell the story better than I can. If I hadn't said anything, I would have been walking out with two toes that looked noticeably unfinished and poorly painted. The massage itself was fine, and I don't want to say the entire pedicure was terrible because there were parts that were perfectly fine. But for a professional salon service, I expect the polish application to look clean and finished, especially when I'm paying full price. And then came the payment situation. While I was sitting in the chair waiting for my regular polish to dry, I was asked if I wanted to pay. I said sure. I was then told they only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle. I chose Zelle because I have it and have used it to pay businesses before. However, when I entered the phone number they gave me, the recipient came up as **"Ricky" instead of the business name**. I specifically said, "It says Ricky, not T Nails." I was told, essentially, that yes, that was correct. That really threw me off. I've paid businesses through Zelle before, and the payment information has been connected to the business. Having the payment come up under what appeared to be a personal name made me uncomfortable. Then I was told the total was **$65 for the manicure and pedicure**. At that point, I was honestly pretty frustrated. I had already been there close to two hours, the pedicure had to be corrected because two of the toenails were poorly done initially, and I was still charged the full $65 without any sort of courtesy adjustment. I wasn't expecting the entire service to be free. But given that there was a noticeable problem with the pedicure and I had to have part of the service redone, I expected at least a small discount -- even $5 would have shown some acknowledgment of the inconvenience. I've been to other salons where, if there was even a slight problem with a service, they would remove the affected service from the bill or offer some kind of adjustment. So I was surprised that there was no attempt to do anything here. The salon itself was clean, but very plain, and there were only two people there during my visit. The actual service was okay overall, but it was not spectacular, and the problems with the pedicure combined with the payment situation really left a bad impression. **The biggest issue for me wasn't that the service wasn't perfect. It was that I was presented with a visibly poor first attempt on two of my toenails, had to have them redone, waited nearly two hours for the entire appointment, was charged the full $65, and was then asked to send the payment through Zelle to someone named "Ricky" rather than the business.** I'll post the pictures of my toes from the first attempt so people can see exactly what I mean. **Look at the photos and judge for yourself whether that is how a paying customer should be expected to leave a salon.** Just be forewarned.

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