I've visited Sandy Nails several times over the years because it's a friendly, family-run business…read more The atmosphere is welcoming, and it's clear that the owners work hard to create a positive environment. That's why I'm sharing this feedback--I think they have potential, but my most recent visit was disappointing. I requested short nails from the beginning. I'm an elementary school teacher and a rock climber, so short nails aren't just a preference--they're what works for my lifestyle. Despite explaining this several times, I felt like I was continually being talked out of the length I wanted because the technician believed longer nails would look better. The shaping process was also frustrating. When I asked whether my existing shape was considered round or square, I never really got an answer. Since I was happy with the shape I already had, I was simply trying to communicate that I wanted to keep it the same. Instead, the conversation kept circling back to questions that left me feeling more confused than guided. The biggest concern was during clipping. Several times the clippers pinched the skin beneath my nails. When I mentioned it, the technician seemed to focus on the tool itself rather than adjusting the angle or technique. It was uncomfortable and not something I've experienced during professional nail services elsewhere. I had also hoped to add a simple nail art design. I brought photos for reference, and while the staff was polite, they seemed uncertain throughout the process. I expected more confidence and guidance. At other salons, technicians will look at inspiration photos and offer suggestions about colors, shapes, or design options. Here, I felt like I was repeatedly being asked to make decisions that I was hoping the professionals would help me navigate. The finished nails were uneven, my cuticles still looked rough, and unfortunately the gel chipped within about a week. My natural nails also felt weaker afterward rather than stronger. What stands out most is that I never felt heard. Good nail technicians don't just perform a service--they listen carefully, help translate inspiration photos into a realistic result, and confidently guide clients through the process. That's the experience I was hoping for. I genuinely think the people here are kind, and this review isn't meant to be harsh. It's feedback from someone who wanted the visit to go well and has had much stronger experiences elsewhere. With more attention to listening to client preferences, consistency in shaping and prep work, and greater confidence when discussing nail art options, I think Sandy Nails could provide a much better overall experience.

they do very precise painting, and I'm always happy with my result. They are friendly and have a…read morelot of color options. I highly recommend.

I experienced the opposite of these other reviews. We walked right in and sat down at our…read moreappointment time and had two great guys doing a pedicure and manicure. They were fast, very precise and always checking in to see if everything was good. Really recommend!

Came here for the second time, my review is on an older guy who attempted to do my nails, he…read moreclearly didn't know what he was doing, I've watched nail techs do my nails and the way he applied the acrylic was horrifying, too much acetone, super watery and messy, to thick of a bond. On top of that he filed my nails completely down when I asked him to just soak the acrylic off because I was about to walk out with ugly nails plus an infection. The acrylic was stuck to my skin on the side of my nails ugh horrible experience. Didn't even let him cut my nails because he kept hurting me.

I come here regularly for my pedicures and I am always very happy! Recently, for my daughter's 8th…read morebirthday party, I was trying to figure out a spa day for her and a few friends. When I couldn't find someone to bring the spa to us, I decided to make it happen myself! So we did a traveling spa day! We started out at the kids cuts place near Galaxy to get their hair braided then walked a few doors down Galaxy Nails and the girls had the best time getting pedicures and their nails done! They got simpler "little girl" services but were treated like best customers! All of the techs were so nice and chatty with the girls. The girls LOVED it had the best time! I made an appointment so they knew we were coming. The only thing I would recommend for next time is calling the day of to confirm the appointment so they would be ready for us and our little crowd.

Everything was great. Loved the experience! love my nails. They did a great job. Thanks galaxy…read morenails!

I have been going to nails on 9th for years now. They can do all sorts of nails, gel, acrylic,…read moremanicures, pedicures etc. they use high quality products and I always enjoy my time there. They also carry cute clothes and accessories should you want to shop a little.

Love this place. Expressing my masculinity with black polish! The girls here just kill it!read more

Oh man. Where do I even begin?…read more I found Sophia on Instagram. Her nail art looked AMAZING and I since I wanted a cool set for my elopement in Vegas, I booked an appointment with her two months in advance. I saw reviews on her IG saying that she was soo good that someone drove an hour and a half to get their nails done by her so I was stoked. I sit down and she's on the phone with her kid. Okay, I get it, she's a mom so she's gotta do mom duties. Kids come first. I didn't have an issue until she FaceTimes them. She's looking at her phone screen while gluing on my tips. Her attention was half and half and it started to make me nervous. She then proceeded to listen to music on her AirPods. No "sorry about that! How are you doing?", no interaction whatsoever. She only spoke to me when she needed to see my reference picture. Now I know that it isn't her job to be chatty, but it is her job to make me feel like I'm welcome and not an inconvenience, as if I was bothering her by sitting across from her. Constant yawning, zero customer service. I felt as if she would rather be doing anything else but my nails and it was such an awkward vibe. She half assed the line work on my nails. Normally I would say something so it could be fixed but I wanted so desperately to just LEAVE from being so uncomfortable that I just nodded when she asked if I liked them. So, word of advice: listen to these reviews, don't come here. Look elsewhere.

I am so dissatisfied that I had to make this Yelp account just to write this review. I was…read moreintroduced that this was one of the best nail places in West Jordan. But unfortunately, it failed my expectations horribly. I came in today just for a gel manicure with an extremely simple design. But my nail technician managed to screw it up. Everything was ok up until I noticed how she didn't soak my hands in any water to soften the cuticles for a manicure. She just went straight into buffering and painting even after I mentioned that I wanted a manicure. She couldn't get the polish to stick onto my nails. She kept asking other technicians if they know what was wrong. But no one seemed to care. She filed, buffered, and thinned my nails many many times. I could feel my nails burning as she uses the machine on them. She even cut me with the machine at one point. In the end, she was so embarrassed and couldn't even charge me. Which makes sense. I would definitely sue if they charged me. I took the photos after I went home and cleaned up the shape of my nails. Before this, they were chipped and filled with debris.

Had my nails done with acrylic only over my own nails. My Technician TINA was knowledgeable and my…read morenails turned out amazing. This is my go to for sure

Rushed through my nails to get to her next client sooner and it shows. Won't clean your cuticles…read moreunless you ask. I just got my nails done but it looks like there is 2 weeks of growth. My nails are choppy and uneven and vary on shape. The vibe was awkward. Everyone sitting in silence, they have TV's but they weren't on. The place was really dirty. I'm extremely disappointed. You get what you pay for I guess...