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    Touch Nails Spa

    3.1 (59 reviews)
    ModerateNail Salons
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

    Services - Touch Nails Spa

    Manicure

    Manicure and pedicure

    Nail fill-in

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    No filing, no polish (I put on some growth polish myself at home).  Cuticles still look like garbage.
    Jessica S.

    I had a pedicure which was mediocre at best. While sitting in the chair, drying, I asked for a cuticle cleanup on my fingernails. She asked if I wanted a little nail repair polish since I am growing out very delicate broken nails (took off acrylics at home). She literally spent 2 minutes on my cuticles and left me there to do another pedicure across the room. I checked out without a full manicure, yet they charged me $25 plus my pedicure. I spent $63 on these services, plus I tipped 20% on Venmo. When I called back to see if I was overcharged they said no. I didn't even get my nails filed. Horrid service, scam, avoid. Sara's Nails or Dream Nail would never hustle me like this.

    Pictures of my broken nails.

    I went to this nail salon one time because it is near my work. I arrived at 5pm on a Friday and they close at 7:30pm. The male that did my nails informed me while doing my nails that he was trying to leave by 6pm to take his kids skating. He rushed the job, hurt me many times while filing, and did less coats of the dip powder then I've ever seen a nail tech do on me. When the filing hurt, he told me that it's because he needed to update his filing equipment? I don't know why someone would use equipment that needs to be replaced on a customer's nails but it also felt like an excuse for him rushing, because the rushing seemed to be what was hurting me. The following day, my first nail cracked but I was out of town and couldn't come back in. I've been doing dip powder for MANY years at various salons and have NEVER had one crack. Less than two weeks after my initial appointment, two more cracked AND broke my real nails underneath. All of the broken ones hurt but one of nails broke so far down that it left me in immense pain for multiple days. I returned to my regular nail salon for my dip removal. They glued my regular nail back today so that it hopefully doesn't fall completely off. He proceeded to tell me that my nails were filed so thin I need to continue being careful to avoid another break. I typically have incredibly thick and healthy nails, so this was disappointing to hear. 0/0 stars for this place and will never be returning. I counted at least 7 other staff members there socializing when I got my nails done. It's incredibly frustrating that they would stick me with the person who was rushing to try to leave within the hour. Worst nail experience I've ever had by far.

    Dip nails
    Katie B.

    Touch Nail Spa was quite the busy nail salon around 5pm, and I would highly recommend making an appointment prior to arrival. One thing I love about this nail salon is the fact they are fast and efficient. They have a ton of nail colors to choose from and the dip lasted on my nails without chipping for over 3 weeks. One negative about this nail salon is that they charge for everything. I had 3 nails with a little bit of shellac left on them and they charged me to "removed nail polish". I will be going back if I'm in a rush, but may check out other options in the area.

    After 5 days

    Unfortunately, I do not recommend. I have been here a few times over the past 13 years and it's never "wow-ed" me but did a decent job so I gave it a try recently since it's one of the few nail places open on Sundays. I asked for shellac on my fingernails. I was not impressed at all by the cleanliness of the table or the fact that there was no sign that the tools were recently sterilized. (I prefer nail places that open the sterilized bag of clean tools in front of me). Not to mention that the nail tech did nothing to soften my cuticles and then ended up cutting my skin. Additionally, Shellac should last more than 4/5 days, mine did not. By Friday morning, both of my thumb nails were chipped. We were out of town so I went back to have my nails fixed Tuesday (day 9) since the cut near my cuticle wasn't even healed yet I figured it was fair to ask for them to fix the now FIVE chipping nails. They fixed them at no cost. However, now one of the ones that was just fixed has a crack across the entire nail. Likely because the second nail tech didn't wait the entire time for the light each time.

    Angie A.

    My favorite nail salon. They always make my nasty nails look great with just regular polish. I'm a mail picker and they clean me up nice! Leaving off one star for the staff going outside, smoking and coming back in smelling gross.

    Manicure
    Rylee G.

    Easy same day appointment. Everyone was nice. My tech was quiet but kind! She did a good job and spent a long time making sure it was well done. She did cut my cuticle unfortunately and it bled, but this happens almost everywhere I go. Fair price, $30 for a shellac mani which seams standard. Will be back!

    Samantha W.

    I'm not oblivious to the negative reviews for Touch but it seemed like such a cute place that I wanted to see for myself. We all have a bad day from time to time so maybe the reviewer(s) were wrong. I think Touch did a nice job. Read my other reviews, I don't mind putting down a scathing review when warranted but it's not. I had a gel fill for hands, and a gel polish change for my toesies. Different staff for each. The gel fill was straight up, excellent work. I could tell by the way she drilled this wasn't her first rodeo. She was quick. No cuts. Just the way I like it. I didn't even have to watch her. Clearly a pro. Wish I'd gotten her name so that I can request her help in the future. The polish change was a new one for me. I didn't want the expense of a gel pedicure so I asked about options. A gel polish change means dry filing off your existing gel polish. That was no fun especially because I have odd shaped toes (Seriously: who doesn't? There are 7 of you in the planet.) Anyway I wasn't fond of that step but buck up, buttercup. I got through it. I could have spent $40 and soaked etc but I couldn't be bothered. She did a great job with the polish change. Everyone was timely and courteous. I'll definitely return. Thank you!

    Really??
    Candice C.

    I went in for a noon appointment for their VIP pedicure ($45) plus a shellac French manicure, which totaled $86. I brought my own polish too. After waiting 40 minutes past my appointment and getting the more expensive treatments, this is what I was left with. The woman was very young and clearly inexperienced. Although I saw others having callous treatments, I didn't get one. The massage was a joke - the same three strokes over and over. Worst pedi I've had there and very disappointing considering I spent over $100 after tipping. (Why did I bother?!) I haven't been to this salon in years due to the owner's inability to keep appointments within reason. She was also a bit rude when I called to discuss just how bad it was. Don't waste your time or money here. I wasn't the only one upset about waiting.

    Great nails! Hand-mixed dip color; personalized attention.
    Janelle M.

    As a busy, full-time working mom, it's hard to find the time to get my nails done. Today, Jackie and her team of technicians got me in and out in 50 minutes with a dip manicure and gel pedi. I've been going here for years and they've always done a fantastic job. Love it and highly recommend!

    One of the best experiences I have ever had at a nail salon. It was the exact same as the picture I showed, and I was in and out in an hour. The design was very well done! Highly recommend this place!

    I went yesterday for a French tip. I showed an inspiration photo to my nail tech who immediately was rude and said she wasn't able to do the shape I wanted since it was "too late" even though she had just put on the tip extenders. When she finished it was not what I was expecting at all. I didn't want to make a scene so I went to the front desk and said I wasn't happy and showed her my inspiration photo. She turned to the nail tech that had done my nails and said something to her when she started yelling at me and calling me stupid. I kept calm and said she was being very rude and she said "No I'm not. That's what you asked for and that's what I gave you" then turned to the next client she had and said "can you believe this girl?" Eventually another nail tech said the owner would be able to do my nails the next day free of charge but I will need to pay right then. It's the next day and my fingernails are still throbbing from yesterday. I've gone to this place since 2004 and have never had such a horrible experience and never had such a horrible experience at any other business or company ever for anything. The nail tech should have asked how could she help to make it better or given me a refund. If she wasn't able to do what I asked for then I would have been fine seeing a different nail tech. It was very unprofessional to call me stupid and yell at me in front of other clients and bring them into our conversation which should have been calm and private. It makes it harder for people to speak up when paying for a service and they don't like the end result. If the nail techs believe it is okay to speak to clients in this fashion, no one will want to ever speak up about how they aren't satisfied for something they are paying money for. It's my anniversary this weekend as well as my friends wedding and I just wanted to do something nice for myself and feel pretty but I ended up driving home in tears

    Gel manicure
    Beth S.

    I went in for a gel manicure and a deluxe pedicure. The pedicure was ok although the guy was rough. The gel manicure was horrible he made me bleed twice he was so rough and then did a horrible job painting I'm so disappointed I will not return.

    Tiffany W.

    Okay. I'm a fan now. The past two times I have been here, they have definitely won me over. Even though I get the basic pedicure for $25, it seems to be about the same care as if I upgrade somewhere else. They put for effort and actually massage your feet and lower legs for a good amount of time. Thanks for doing a better job and really making this a place I want to go get my nails done at!

    My beautiful robins egg blue toes.

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    Been going here for 3 years, they take their time and always do their very best to make me feel comfortable.

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    Review Highlights - Touch Nails Spa

    Today, Jackie and her team of technicians got me in and out in 50 minutes with a dip manicure and gel pedi.

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    Voila Nails

    Voila Nails

    3.3(15 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Best nail salon in town by far! Very friendly and efficient. Easy online appointment scheduling…read more Good value!

    I didn't love this salon, unfortunately. I went with a friend and we both got a voila signature…read morepedicure with gel French. They have 5 pedicure options ranging from $41-$79. Our pedicure was $168 before tip. $20 of this price was unknown as to where it came from as the pedicure should've been $59 each plus $15 each for gel.. Given the price we had high expectations as where we normally go for our pedi is priced similar but with a completely different spa like experience. Let me start by saying that the menu we were handed was covered in some sort of goop and I was shocked that they wouldn't clean it off or offer a towel for our hands. We picked the third highest pedicure on their list that supposedly had offerings that the entry level pedicures didn't. But, since the lady next to me picked the cheapest pedicure I found out we got the exact same pedicure for different prices? They used the same oils and lotions out of bottles that look like they would hold ketchup at a BBQ restaurant with no label so who knows what it actually was. Normally, when you choose different pedis a nice salon will have different scents to choose from or a bath bomb or scented salt soak for your feet or specially scented oils but nope. Just unscented what seems to look like vegetable oil. Additionally, we weren't offered a drink. We weren't told where the massage remote was for our chairs causing us to go half of our pedicure without one, we were given extremely rushed leg massages with a max time of 5 minutes and at the end, the girl who gave my pedicure just walked away and never came back. I sat there wondering should I put on my shoes and go pay or if she would return? To add to this as if it isn't bad enough, we also didn't get the reflexology that is mentioned on their menu. The menu is filled with fluff that isn't clear on what you will receive. If you do decide to go here, which I advise against, just get the cheapest and prepare for disappointment.

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    Voila Nails - Messy flower design and uneven nail

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    Elite Nails & Spa

    Elite Nails & Spa

    3.5(59 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    I'm always on the hunt for a nail spot because I don't have a regular place that I go. I get a…read morepedicure around once or twice a year so it's usually just a walk in situation for me. I was thinking about checking out Sara's Nails but then found Elite Nails & Spa on Yelp. Not having to cross the East Beltline was kind of a bonus so I gave them a call to see if they had any availability for that afternoon - which they did! I walked in and was greeted right away and asked what I was in for. They do seem to take appointments as a couple people came in after me and mentioned their appointment. However, one group was turned away because they were late for their time slot - so be timely if you have a reservation. I chose a nail polish from the huge selection - I will say that many of the polishes looked like they were separating. I don't know that much about nail polish (remember, I only get a pedicure like once a year lol) but that kind of seemed like maybe they were old. I'm sure you can also bring your own polish if you have one that you like. I got seated quickly and the pedicure was pleasant. They have a few options for pedicures at different price points. I wasn't asked which level I wanted, nor did I specify, but I ended up getting the Basic pedicure for $35, which I feel is reasonably priced and in line with other spots I've been to in the past. The scrub and hot towels were nice. The pedicure itself was gentle and I was really pleased with the results. They do take credit cards for payment, but their receipt slips don't have a tip line, so you can either let them know you'd like to add a tip before they run your card, or they can run it again for the tip amount. They do prefer tips in cash, so I'll be sure to bring some next time.

    After having a dip manicure for almost a month, I stopped by Elite nails on East Beltline and did a…read morequick half hour session with Kim to remove the old manicure and restore my natural nails back to health. Kim was amazing and took them off without much effort and nourished my cuticles very nicely. I would definitely recommend Elite nails and look forward to trying their other services in the near future.

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    Elite Nails & Spa - This was what I had asked for, but longer than the ones in the photo.

    This was what I had asked for, but longer than the ones in the photo.

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    Serenity Nails & Spa

    Serenity Nails & Spa

    3.8(16 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    The "spa" name hooked me, but it's really just an average nail place in a strip mall. BUT INCLUDED…read morefantastic customer service. When my pedi color (opi bubble bath) wasn't set in 3 coats, my nail tech added 3 more to my big toe. Then the unthinkable.....when putting on my sandals, we both bumped that same toe. He went back to clean up and recoat my nail. You don't always find that consistency and willingness to help. I reflected that in my tip. Pedi with sugar scrub and hot towel was $35, there was another upgraded service as well. You'll find five nail stations and five pedicure chairs. Simple setup, again great customer service experience.

    I chose Serenity Nails Spa because of its excellent reviews and expected a professional, careful…read moreexperience. Unfortunately, my visit was very disappointing. This experience highlighted the importance of proper communication between the client and technician to ensure expectations are clearly understood and to provide safe, satisfactory service. I came in hoping to have my nails filled. I was greeted by Kim and then assigned to another technician. The technician did not speak English, so communication was very difficult. I asked Kim to help translate. I was told that they recommended starting over with a new set, although I did not fully understand the reason. I agreed. During the removal of my existing gel, the technician filed my nails and then used a piece of plastic to chip away the old gel. In the process, the top layer of my natural nails was also removed. I have very thin nails, and this was painful. I asked Kim to explain this to the technician, but communication remained difficult. The technician then began preparing my nails for tips. I specifically explained that I did not want tips because I cannot tolerate nail glue. I requested gel or powder instead. By that point, however, my nails had already been cut very short. Kim then took over after finishing with another client. When Kim asked what shape I wanted, I explained that I wanted a natural shape--not pointy or square. I tried several times to explain that I simply wanted the corners rounded. The communication continued to be difficult, and I felt that Kim was increasingly frustrated with me as a client. Eventually, while working on my nails, she suddenly began cutting them very short. When I questioned what she was doing, she told me she would not continue the service, that there would be no charge, and that she needed to cut off what she had done. She then told me to go somewhere else. This happened at approximately 6:55 p.m., when most other salons were already closing, leaving me with very short, damaged and painful nails and nowhere realistic to go for help that evening. I understand that communication difficulties can happen, but I expected patience, professionalism, and care--especially when I was clearly experiencing pain and trying to explain what I wanted. Unfortunately, the way this situation was handled left me very disappointed. Based on my experience, I would not return.

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