Tiffany’s Nails

Got a shellac manicure yesterday. Place was busy, Tiffany was working on 3 different people at once. Not very good service– because she was juggling 3 people! She was also rushing, so much so that when she was trimming my cuticles she cut my thumb pretty good. Tiffany also keep complaining that my nails were short. I work in healthcare so they have to be short. Not impressed and not worth the money.

I literally walked out of this place 5 minutes ago. Ivwant all to know that i write reviews for great service as well as for terrible service. So here I go… I asked for almond shape, did not get almond shape! Asked for a 3^rd coat, she said no because it chips easily, I asked for thinner, she said no because they break easily! They told me $ 26 for fill, got charged $ 36 because 3 nails were broken.
I would’ve paid $ 35 for a NEW set bit paid $ 36 because the couldn’t simply tell me they were going to charge me for the 3 nails to get replaced! No where else do they charge for that unless the tell u they will, and if its cheaper for a new set they offer that instead. I guess she was plain lazy to do a new set! First time and last going here. I read great reviews and I moved right accross the street but next time it’ll b worth making the longer drive to the location I usually go to. I feel like such an IDIOT for going here. The woman was so inconsiderate to my needs. Way to waste my Sunday and money!

I took my mom in law there for a fill and manicure. Hers was supposed to be $ 23. They upsell everything and don’t tell you how much it will be. It ended up being $ 45. Kind of a difference. I just got a manicure and they kept offering more but I didn’t want a snowflake since I figured they would charge me $ 5 or something ridiculous. and they made me buy a file to use on me. Why would I have to buy a file? That’s always been part of the service, they file your nails. The girl barely spoke any English so I think they get most people by offering things and not being up front about the costs. So, all in all, I ended up shelling out $ 70 for a fill and a basic manicure. Lame.

Tiffany is amazing. She’s always so sweet and friendly. I love that this store is always consistent. True their pedicures are a bit over priced, but I love the staff their.

Worst time ever didn’t tip. First time and last time here. Took my sister in law after having her baby (her first time out of the house 2.5 weeks) wanted to take her some where she could relax. Nope rushed in and out with shotty nail painting. Barely got trimmed and cut. Pathetic. Hands down the worst experience. Wasted money.

Every time I go they do an amazing job! Very proud to call this place my nail place. I get shellac nails, they last for about a month. :) reasonably priced.

Disappointed with the whole experience. My daughter and I walked in the door and immediately had four women surrounding us, speaking a foreign language. We wanted basic pedis and manis. They talked me into shellac mani. I kept asking for prices and they’d say ‚“oh, I give you this for $ 33. Her total $ 33.” We paid $ 43 for my daughter to get her nails done, nothing special. For me they quoted $ 43 total but when we checked out mine was $ 54. I couldn’t understand them, their service was less than stellar, they spoke to each other in their foreign language which felt a bit awkward, wax burned my feet horribly and I walked away feeling taken for a ride. We won’t be going back. I’m ok with paying for good service but this wasn’t it.

My friend and I came on a Friday when it was pretty busy. First of all, I think they should have booted us instead of trying to rush us in. When we got seats for pedicures, my lady asked me if I wanted the «deluxe» or «spa» package. Both of these were priced in the high 20s. I asked for just a basic pedicure, and then she turns to the other lady and in Vietnamese says that I only want a basic pedicure in a disappointed tone, the other lady offers to take me instead. They do a rush pedicure with barely a massage. They have us sit at the nail area when they were done polishing our nails because other costumers were waiting. And as a result of their rushed work, I see that my nails were at an uneven length compared to my other foot. And the polish did not fully over the entire nail. They should really focus on costumer satisfaction and quality of work rather than trying to rush as many people in as possible. Not coming back, might even wipe off the polish and paint it myself…

I have 2 reviews — One for eyelash extensions in ⁰⁵⁄₂₀₁₅ and one for pedicure on 06÷23÷15.
Eyelash extension — I was intrigued and I thought they would be fun. The rep took me to the back and said it would take 30 minutes. It took well over an hour — the quality of the work was very poor. My eyelashes had clumps of hard glue and the glue was stuck to my eyelids in way that I had a stabbing sensation whenever I closed my eyes. Extremely uncomfortable for WEEKS. They were however very beautiful looking. Beauty was not worth the pain and discomfort. My eyes felt weighted down and heavy. I could tell that my eyelashes were growing out because the glue would pull on my skin. TERRIBLE experience. — that day I had a pedicure, it was wonderful and they did a great job. I definitely went back for another pedicure.
06÷23÷15 — I went back for a pedicure. The power was out but the water worked — so they set me up expecting the power back on soon. It did come back on and everything started out great. The tech started to file my toes and she cut my little because she filed to closely. It happens once in a while — not a big deal. NEXT though — the tech was clipping my toe nails on my left foot and CUT my skin semi-​deeply on the edge of the toe. She MISSED the nail. It hurt and I bled. I told her to put alcohol on my toe immediately. She then BLAMED me because «your skin is thin»… Uhhh NO, she CUT my toe. Well — since I have had good pedicures there before, I went ahead and finished. My became VERY infected by Thursday. I had to have it drained and wrapped. I am on antibiotics to take of any remaining infection.
I usually don’t post about bad experiences. People make mistakes and not all of my experiences with this salon have been bad. The last 2 experiences have been EXCEPTIONALLY BAD. I can no longer go to this salon.
I really wanted to love it — it is in my neighborhood. Complete customer focus should be their focus. Don’t blame the customer for their errors.

Treated myself & my aunt to mani/​pedis for my graduation. This was the first and last time I’ll ever visit this place. Very rude, neither nail tech talked at all, just pointed and pushed. Poor selection of cheap polishes. This was on a Saturday afternoon and by Sunday evening my polish was chipped horribly and I did no housework or dishes, in fact nothing at all to chip my nails. My tech couldn’t even be bothered to put a fan or drying light on my hands. When she finished my pedicure, she shoved my sandals on my feet without removing the toe separators!
The worst part, while waiting for my nails to dry, I watched one of the techs take a set of tools to the sink and rinse them with WATER and take them back out to a new customer! Very unsanitary place overall.
Seriously, take your money and go somewhere, anywhere else!

I was optimistic walking into this place and hope that they would treat me right and said they shuffled me from seat to seat while they’re doing my nails. Which was extremely rude then proceeded to try to up sell everything but the worse was the way she treated my nails super rough my h as meds hurt for two days an f the icing on the cake was she tried to use a file pad she pulled out of the garbage on my hands I was outraged on top of that they are over priced I will never return which is unfortunate cause they are so close to where I live.

I wanted to love this place, but each day after I got my mani/​pedi here, I felt more and more outraged. That is a strong word, but my feet were butchered to be honest, and it became worse before it got better, and it was pretty darn bad. They used the grater and the razor, and the pumice, and it was in every direction, which I thought, ok let me see where this is going. At first it felt soft as butter, but it didn’t last long. They ladies were sweet and friendly, made fun of my cherry tattoo, and sugested I go on a banana diet, which I just laughed, they meant well lol. The younger girl did a great shellac job but played musical uv lights on top of my lap of which one slipped down to my knee once… electrocution anyone? I have stellar reflexes, thank God! This salon is a pass for me. I’m still on a mission for my perfect-​ish nail salon!

They generally do a good job, but you have to be careful. There a few that are a bit sloppy. I like what they did the first time I went in.
The second time they were busy and one of my nails had lines. I told them and they said «we fix it next time,» not good customer service.
I gave them 3 stars because some of the ladies are truly good. So if you see the salon is full don’t go in. Other wise it’s great.

I have only gotten pedicures here (DEFINITELY spring for the deluxe… it doesn’t cost much more but is SO worth it!), so I can only review those.
Everyone is very nice and so attentive. They do a beautiful job! The chairs are comfortable, the music is nice… if you tell them what you want (water warmer/​cooler, massage harder/​softer) they will accommodate you! LOVE THIS PLACE! (And they are open on Sundays!)

Review is for pedicure services only. A friend of mine gets her nails done here on the regular and they always look great, for what that’s worth.
Pros: open on Labor Day when I really wanted a pedicure. Great massage chairs. Excellent foot massage.
Cons: the spa pedicure, which is $$ level #3 of the 4 pedicures they offer, left me with rough scratchy heels and polish around my nails. The woman next to me had their most basic pedicure, was there for the same amount of time, and her feet looked great. Cool water in the tub — left alone to soak for 20 min. Much multi-​tasking was happening, frankly a little too much. From into the chair to out of the chair was 80 minutes.
Get the basic pedicure, which is I think $ 18 — no need to get fancier than that. Otherwise, I think you can find a much better pedicure a stone’s throw in any given direction, as this does seem to be the land of the strip mall nail shop.

I went in a few weeks ago for a shellac manicure and was interested in trying out eye lash extensions for the first time. I work in the spa/​esthetics field, so I’ve heard and learned the proper way extensions should be done. They should be free, un-​weighted down, and natural looking. At the end of the near hour long wait, I had globs of glue sticking my lashes together and my lashes were all sorts of clumped. It was a mess and very uncomfortable. Not worth the $ 75 I paid, and not worth my future business. The gal was very sweet, but was very distracted while working on me and kept leaving the room. I hope that I’m a rare case and that this was an abnormal situation

Regrettable. I dropped in because I wanted to try a different place and needed last minute availability… this was a mistake, and so began what may be my worst nail salon experience ever.
The owner was on the phone having a loud conversation throughout, and was getting her own nails done while doing a client’s.
After sitting down for a bit the place seemed really dirty and the technician did too (I know that sounds pretty snarky but I have to be honest). During my mani she went over to another client and took off her toe dividers and put her flip flops on, then came back to me without washing her hands. Gross! There are no sanitizing solutions or autoclaves in sight.
They wanted to use a (dirty) nail drill to take off my gel polish, which is a no-​no. When I declined this my fingers were absolutely soaked in acetone before being put in these yellow rubber medical finger caps that were taken out of a drawer and I’m sure not sanitized between clients (aside from the fact that this is an unhygienic and totally inappropriate use for these).
The technician didn’t seem very familiar with gel, the owner was giving her instructions in Vietnamese. When she dropped the buffer on the floor she picked it back up and used it on me. There was a $ 5 up-​charge for mood polish which isn’t listed anywhere and which I wasn’t advised of until my card was being swiped.
Though I was dressed warmly it was really
cold in there. They tried to get me to use their ATM instead of my debit card.
In light of my experience here, the other reviewer’s comment about the technician wiping her nose and then using it on the client is appalling but not at all surprising to me.
Although this was an unpleasant experience and I won’t be returning, I would also like to state the positives to be fair: the music was relaxing and different, wide selection of gorgeous gel colors, extended hours, free paraffin soak, and the ladies were quite friendly, warm, and conversational. These things are the only reason I gave them 2 stars and not 1.

I’ve been here a few times before to get my eyebrows waxed and usually its a good experience, not great but not horrible either. The last two times however were pretty bad. First of all the lady got some wax in the middle of my eyebrow and pulled it out anyway instead of cleaning it off which meant that I had a bald spot in the middle of my eyebrow for a few weeks so that sucked. I didn’t go back for a couple months after that but then decided what the hell it’s so close to my house and so cheap that I should give it another go. Big mistake. This time the lady made my eyebrows incredibly small leaving a big gap in the middle of my eyebrows which definitely did not look natural. In addition to that she got some wax on my hairline near my temple and pulled it out! I did not ask to get my hair waxed just my eyebrow so yeah, definitely never going back for an eyebrow wax and I would recommend for others to steer clear of their eyebrow waxes as well.

I was in town for «pleasure» and after a week of vacation my nails were driving me crazy. I stopped in for a manicure and was very happy here. The ladies were extremely nice yet mellow, the patrons were also pleasant. The establishment had nice music, soothing décor, bathroom was available and clean, and, best of all, there was NO RUSH to «pick a color» and «get started» which is refreshing.
Because I was visiting my old neighborhood and did not have a hotel I had to bring my small, extremely well behaved dog. The only reason you would notice him is because he is very pretty. He has been raised to be as well behaved as a service dog (does not bark, does not move around, is straight up amazing).
Shall I really explain the next part? :sigh: I guess the fumes got to him and with my nails still «wet» he threw up on me. Talk about seriously embarrassing. I know people say «he has NEVER done that before» — but REALLY — he has NEVER done that before… at least not in public. He was on a leash in my lap but my nails were «wet» so I could not even go outside real quick. All I could do is control the outcome. OMG. But the ladies were GREAT about it. They helped me stabilize the situation with paper towels and we got the job done.
I tipped my technician $ 15 on a $ 25 shellac manicure and left to change my clothes! Fortunately I was traveling in my well packed car and had clothes, «wet wipes», towels, water… everything I needed to clean up. Then we went to the best dog park ever 4 – 5 blocks away (Hazeldale Dog Park, a volunteer/​donation based park) and my dog was back to his old self rip roaring all over the park. I do not think my dog will be sitting on my lap for any more manicures!

I must say this is one of my favorite nail places not only is it close to me but very reasonable for a quality pedicure :) I love that they all speak English and that the music played is so relaxing! ! I can’t wait to go back and get another pedicure :)