Sky Nails & Spa

I’ve never ever left a bad review anywhere before but thought I should warn anyone who is looking for good customer service to be careful of who you get to do your nails at this salon. I’ve had several good experiences here, especially with the male employee who sits by the desk, but after today, they’ve lost my business. Went in for a mani/​pedi, decided, very politely, BEFORE they started anything on my manicure that I wanted regular polish instead of shellac and apparently customers aren’t allowed to do that as I sat in my chair and heard one of the employees get extremely upset and make me and one of my girlfriends extremely uncomfortable for at least 10 minutes while they talked amongst themselves about it, or should I say yell, and pick up a polish they suggested (that I politely declined and asked for one more brown and less purple) and shake it and get very upset about that too. I’m a hardworking nurse and it’s a rare occasion that I get to treat myself to the salon, so I can’t help but be extremely upset about the awful customer service I received here today. I believe this employees name was Mimi, I’m hopeful the manager will see this review and prevent this from happening to anyone else.

A coworker recommended this place because I was looking for a local salon. The first time I went I was very impressed and felt I had a new spot. The last two times were less than stellar. My recent visit was the last straw and I will not visit again. I was cut three times during my pedicure and that’s way too many times. Currently my big toe is sore from what was done. I tipped her because I thought my polished looked fine, but when I looked closer it was streaky. Perhaps they were having an off day, but I’m willing to drive an hour to my old salon than go back here.

disappointing… last time I was hear I received the deluxe pedicure and the tech took her time and did not rush. this time I went In and did the deluxe pedicure which is a step above a normal pedicure. she literally took 10 minutes from start to when she was applying nail polish. she also thought it was appropriate to clean the wash basin while I was still in the chair in the middle of the pedicure??? she seemed so preoccupied with talking to fellow techs and was literally turning around to speak with them while working on me. the salon was empty so I don’t understand the half a*s job or rush.
the polish was put on unevenly and was sloppy :(
At least I know not to let her do it next time.

This place messed up my eyebrows so bad idk if the lady was drunk or what she missed like half of my eyebrow and left a bunch of random hair

Wow! What kind, positive, professional staff! They really took the time to do a great job! They even took in 4 more people after closing time with a smile! I will definitely be back!

The nail techs seemed to preoccupied with what was on the tv and when getting my nails done the nail tech cut me 3 times. One finger (cuticle) would not stop bleeding and the others are sore and red. Will not be going back

My first experience was good enough to bring me back again. I have been a regular at a salon other than this one until they royally screwed up my nails and wouldn’t fix them. So I decided to give a new place a try. I was instantly greeted and sat down. I was surprised at the ease at which I was able to communicate with everyone in the salon. Nothing was pushed on me, and their pricing is amazing. My technician did a wonderful job and my friend and I will be back soon for our pedicures.

Cheap polish!!! I had a mani & pedi done for a weekend getaway. The polish on both peeled completely off several of my finger nails and one toe nail hours after I left the salon.
Also note their prices on the board list one amount and the prices on the laminated flyer the give you are higher, buyer beware!
Salon was clean, staff wasn’t very friendly but pleasant enough that I stayed for services.

Very very very disappointed. Walked in and asked how long the wait was and was told that I could be seen now and to pick a color. Obviously this «pick a color» was a lead way for the nail tech – (I’m being very kind by even awarding her that title) to buy some time. Having my mind made up, I chose my color pretty quick. Once seated and instructed to dip my broken nail into some fingernail polish remover, I was told that she would be right back, after about 10 minutes later another lady comes up to me and says «Maam, you thinka you can uh coma back»? I reply, um excuse me? Come back? My nail polish has been removed, my nail is soaking… come back for what? She replies «She didnt know she had to do uh little girl finganail»…She didnt know? so either she is very unprofessional for not knowing what services her customers are requesting or she had a brain fart and didnt remember telling me she could take care of me NOW…
After about an hour later, I returned and got my services down. Major let down. Should have never returned. Nail tech kept talking and laughing so hard she was shaking my hand and couldnt polish smoothly. Some of my nails were shorter than the others… she was very unprofessional.
Just when I thought my nightmare was over, the guy kept swiping my card, at least 7 times! I had to ask, umm is there a problem? why are you swiping my card so many times? Another nail tech then came over to assist…
At this point I just wanted it to be over already. Very disatisfied and honestly will not be back until they get more professional employess and etiquette set in place.
The only reason they are receiving 2 stars is because they have a great selection of OPI nail polish. I was very pleased with the selection!

Went in for a mani pedi treat for myself for Mother’s Day. I just moved to the neighborhood about 5 months ago and hadn’t yet found «my place» for pedis, so I decided I had to start somewhere.
One tip right off the bat: they open at 9am on Saturdays, but their main staff doesn’t seem to arrive until 10. I got there about 9:50 and they immediately got me into a chair and soaking my feet, but it was about 20 minutes (not exaggerating) before someone actually started working on me. And even then, there was much shuffling around, figuring out who was doing what.
I got the basic pedicure, which was fine. It doesn’t include lotion on the legs, which was odd, but they did put this cooling gel, which was possibly a replacement for the lotion. The lady working on my kept looking at me expectantly as she was massaging, as if I was supposed to have a look of dreaminess or something, which was a bit uncomfortable. But oh well. All in all, I’ll go back for a pedicure.
As for the manicure, it wasn’t top-​notch. She sort of rushed through it (which was actually fine, as I’d already been there forever) and smudged one nail as she was trying to get a fuzzy or something out, and then dabbed on polish to cover that spot. But, since it was shimmery polish, it was just not a great cover-​up. I did hear her mention to another customer, as she shuffled her to someone else for her nails, that she only does manicures and pedicures, and «fancier» nails are done by the other girls. I think they probably do a better job at being artistic, etc. They have signs up that say they do 3D artwork (whatever that is) and I saw another woman had a photo of some design on her phone that they were trying to recreate.
Pedi $ 25 (with upgrade options)
Mani $ 12
Mani & Pedi $ 35

Good job, but nothing fancy or out of the ordinary. Maybe because I was the first guest of the day but the manicurists were really slow and chatty with each other.

I was doing an impromptu spa day and after a Walmart run, I drove by and stopped. They had three pedicure options at $ 22, $ 38, and $ 50. I chose the $ 38 delux pedicure since I was splurging. I will NEVER get a cheap pedicure now after today! I was seated quickly, offered a beverage and was constantly asked how I felt, if my chair was fine, etc. I had a scrub, a LONG massage with a clay mask, hot towels, and essential oils. The lady was extremely thorough with my nasty EMT boot wearing feet. They have a nice waiting space and was very clean and professional. She didn’t try to up sell me but explained all the options they offered. My feet are baby soft. They have a lot of nice and current (Texas and Cali) OPI polishes. Not clumpy or nasty. They did a wonderful job with my eyebrow wax too. Quick not to painless and only $ 8. The only thing I would say wasent 100% was that they speak back and forth a lot amongst themselves but what salon doesn’t. :-)

MIMI is the best! I have been going here for 3 years and she always knows what I want and what I like. I will never go anywhere else as long as MIMI is here!!!

I moved from another state and came to Sky Nails in September. As a frequent customer of this establishment, I have been kind enough to post photos of the staff and their handy work on Unilocal.
I just received a phonecall on my personal phone from the staff asking me to remove their reviews and photos on Unilocal.I am beyond taken aback by the request, but I have done as they asked.
Unfortunately, I will now no longer patronize their business because of this incident. $ 75 bucks every 2 weeks was worth it to them to take down Unilocal reviews and photos I suppose.
My advice to anyone else who posts for this business:
If you want to continue to patronize Sky Nails and use Unilocal,be sure to have them read and accept your constructive reviews in advance or they just might call you on New Years Eve at home also.

I’ve been coming here for years and love it. I’ve had a few less than excellent experiences in the 6 or 7 years of my patronage but nothing that ever came close to making me stop going here and they always made it right. Tina and Vin are the owners and they are both very nice, customer service oriented people. They greet you quickly, seat you promptly (barring a heavy traffic day) and offer you a drink (bottled water, canned soda, red or white wine) if you are a pedicure customer.
The Tropical Pedicure for $ 50 is A-​MAZING! Tina developed this pedicure offering herself and I love it! Their massage chairs are the BOMB. You have your choice of fresh fruit; lemon, grapefruit or orange. They slice up the fruit and put it in the warm foot bath then they get to work on the best pedicure you will ever have. After they remove the old polish, clip your nails, trim your cuticles and thoroughly scrub away your callouses (standard) they give you a sugar rub (calves and feet), a salt scrub (calves and feet), a paraphin wax treatment for your tootsies while your calves get a clay wrap and then a scented oil, hot stone massage all while you’re getting a great in-​chair massage. It’s DIVINE! I’ve had pedicures all over the world and this is one of the best I’ve ever had. (Note: I am known there for tipping *very* well so experiences may vary based on your tipping style.) It’s worth every single penny.
I do not, however, recommend getting the shellaque (sp) on your nails. I tried this not knowing that the only way to get it off was to either peel it yourself (tedious) or for them to Dremmel it off. The Dremmel removal ruined my natural nails by making them paper thin. It will still be months before my nails recover from the trauma.
Mimi does great solar/​acrylic work as does Tina. Kim is pretty good too. I’ve never had acrylics done by Lee or Ann but they all give great pedicures and manicures.
I always get the deluxe manicure that includes a clay wrap and massage.
I also get my eyebrows waxed and they always do a good job. Another reviewer said something about the «double dipping» in the wax but I’ve never seen a salon that DOESN’T do it that way and the wax stays so hot that I’m not concerned about it. I’ve never had any kind of infection or problem with their waxing practices.
They prefer that you tip in cash if you can.
If you go, tell them Holly sent you!

I’m new to the area and I noticed this salon near me that advertised on their window that they do the Shellac nail polish and so stopped in for a deluxe mani/​pedi the other day. The ladies were very sweet but the whole process took nearly two hours. The inside is pretty nice and very clean. The massage chairs worked well however the paint job and massage they did on me was not worth the expenditure. I asked for the Shellac and they ended up using some off brand of gel-​polish. I was impressed they said they could do a french manicure with the Shellac as usual manicures start to chip after 2 or 3 days but after the job was complete the white painted tips looked like crap. I could have done a better job with my left hand. The white tips were not even and I could see spots where they didn’t put enough polish. I was embarrassed by my nails and that I paid more than $ 50 for that. The pedicure turned out ok but all in all, I’ll just look for another place next time.

I stopped in today for a basic brow wax. The staff greeted me when I walked in and pointed me to the waxing room after I told them what I wanted. The woman that did my brows was polite and smelled nice (weird, I know, but they stand pretty darned close when giving you a waxing, so it’s important). She was fast and effecient in her work, didn’t rip my skin off and shaped my brows nicely. All for $ 10 plus tip. All in all not too shabby and close to home.

I recently started going to Sky Nails after starting work nearby. I was really impressed by the service. It is a family-​run business and the people there are very friendly. Also, on my last visit they were able to seat three of us in my group together for pedicures which was nice that we didn’t have to wait around for someone to finish before another began, They have lots of chairs and are ready and staffed for the business. Walk-​ins seem very welcome. The prices were reasonable, too. I’m sure I’ll be back in the future when I’m in the mood to treat myself.

My mother-​in-​law and I were visiting Cato and she wanted a quick eyebrow wax. I needed to have my upper lip waxed as well. Thus, we popped into Sky Nail and Spa. We were greeted immediately and asked what we needed. They performed both of our waxes within 10 minutes. The eyebrows cost $ 10 and the lip cost $ 7. Not too shabby and we both were happy with our results.
The negatives: I noticed when she was waxing my upper lip, that she dipped the stick, smoothed hot wax over one side of my UL, placed the paper, and yanked. She dipped the SAME stick, stirred, placed the wax on the other side of my upper lip and repeated. Not too sanitary in my opinion. Then, when she was finished she made a point to show me the hair she had removed. As if I didn’t know I was hairy… wasn’t that the entire reason I went in?
Cheap and convenient. Not sure if I’d go back, though. I’m weird about the double dipping thing.