Literally the worst nail salon I've ever been to. My fingers are so sore. I showed the guy that started doing my fill multiple different pictures and to each one he told me "no". Finally I said "do you do any kind of design?" And he said yes. So he keeps going. I had a very pointy stiletto shape and he asked if I wanted them shorter, I said yes. He cut them down to where I wanted and then when he shaped them "stiletto" this is what I was left with. This is the design he did which I feel I could've done better at home. They are so thick it's insane. There are so many marks and nicks in them before I even left. While he was doing the design an older man came over and looked at my nails and LAUGHED! What the hell?! I asked multiple times what I owed him and how much it would be and no answer. I went to the front and was charged $35! One additional thing, I had one nail broken. He put a fake nail on it and glued the fake nail TO MY FINGER. Now it will not come off my skin and hurts! Now I have two hours to find somewhere to fix my nails before I go to work. Worst experience of my life. Read Less

It was a very good pedicure - I would go there again!Everything was clean and everyone was really friendly.We were just walking in and they had time for two pedicures. That was perfect for us!They didn't hurry and it was so relaxing sitting on the massage chairs. Read Less

I've been a couple of times, and the experience was uneventful. The most recent time I stopped in was an absolute disappointment, to say the least. Basic pedicure is what I asked for: the pedicurist begins using the dead skin grater/microplane. She decides to use it on the side of my big toe, more toward the top of the toe and slices my toe right open. She looks at me sheepishly, and then tries to stop the bleeding. It's a big cut so it doesn't stop, so she calls over another employee and I assume they are going to say, 'we're sorry, pedicure is on us' and then disinfect/bandage up my toe. No, they bring over this green bottle, and without warning, without asking me whether I'm allergic to anything, drop this glue thing into my cut. The woman next to me has right before warned me it would burn, and she enough, it did, a lot. It doesn't stop the bleeding so the pedicurist tries to apply more; I say, no, and she proceeds to try anyway. I repeated myself, no, I do not want that anymore. Finally, she understands and does not try again. The cut is still bleeding, at this point. The rest of the pedicure is mostly uneventful (a guy takes over and is checking his phone instead of doing the rest of the pedicure making it take way longer than it should- awesome), except that, after cutting my toe, causing it to bleed without stopping, when I go up to pay, what do they say? "Sorry." Then charge me full price. Cut to a day later- the cut is still bleeding. Because of the placement of the cut, I can't move my big toe without opening the cut even more. It will probably require a stitch to close up. So, yes, my basic pedicure is going to turn into a doctor visit and medical bills. So much for a relaxing pedicure. Read Less

I've been going here for 4 months and have had little problems like too much polish, nails fall off, and prices seem to vary for same sevice. This ladt time I went in Shelby had complained that the shop had been closed for 3 days during the snow storm. They charged me 3x's the amount i've ever paid to get my nails done, I even showed them past payments.  I will never go back because I don't believe in giving my money to people that lie or steal. Read Less