Paris Nails

They took us in shortly before closing and we were treated as if they had just opened for the day. I have found my new place for a pedicure. Helen rocks!

I’ve been impressed with my past couple pedicures at Paris Nails. The place is busy on Sunday, but the wait is usually less than 10 minutes. The staff is friendly and helpful. Out of the nail salons I’ve tried in denver, I recommend this one.

You can in right away without an appointment. A little expensive but they spend a ton of time with you. People seem nice. I feel relaxed each time I go. Thanks everyone! Nice chairs.

The gentleman I had took his time and made my gel nails look fabulous! Only reason it’s a 4 star is because they need a little more gel color variations. And my two index nail filing were uneven but no biggie, I should have looked prior. Will definitely come back!

When I first started getting my nails done here, gel, they lasted almost a month — but lately, the last few times, the manicure only lasts a week or so… not worth it. And my nails are so brittle now. I need to rebuild their strength and then Im going to research other places to see if some are better. A couple of the women who work here are wonderful, TIA specifically, but the younger ones are very childish and almost seem put off by being there… And honestly, are just annoying and kill an otherwise decent vibe.
But most importantly, during my last visit, I was VERY turned off when another client who had to wait over 30 minutes past her appt time, apparently some of the employees hadn’t shown up for work yet, rec’d no apology from anyone… they did nothing — she was very upset, rightfully so. The young kids who work there just laughed and talked about her as she paid her bill & left —that is absolutely unprofessional, and bc of that they have lost a very good client — ME.
Goodbye, Paris Nails.

Papi decided to treat me to a mani/​pedi since the bottom of my feet were «scary». It’s not easy on your feet walking around downtown Denver in flip flops in the summer! I had never been to Paris nails, but upon some research realized I could get a shellac manicure and basic pedicure for the same price I could get a basic mani/​pedi at my usual 5^th Avenue Nails, and with the irregularity of my nail care I needed the long lasting stuff. I was pleasantly surprised with this place– they actually kept my appointment time and when we showed up my girlfriend and I were seated and saw to right away, despite it being busy. Lots of times nail places will write down your appointment but when you show up you still have to wait as though you never made one so this was greatly appreciated. The poor man doing my pedicure put up with the massive amount of dead skin coming off of the bottom of my feet, and a manicurist worked on me while the pedicure was happening so I was in and out much more quickly than I expected! Both sets of nails looked wonderful, and I will most likely be coming here from now on for my once a year manicure (haha, I’m poor). My only complaint is on the manicure she didn’t go as far down to the cuticle as I would have hoped, so it does look slightly grown out after less than a week. Not the end of the world, still looks great!

I love Paris Nails and go out of my way to have my nails done at this salon. I’ve been going there for about 4 years now and the employees are all pretty nice, and the manicures/​pedicures really last. Wouldn’t go anywhere else downtown.

THE WORST PEDICURE I HAVE EVER HAD! I am trying new nail places around cap and decided to go here today. When I walked in there was no wait and no one in any of the chairs. I was given menu of different pedicures. You can upgrade your pedicure to include more pampering including scrubs parafin etc. I upgraded to the Florida which includes everything but parafin. I often get Felix pedicures because I like the extra massage time, salt scrub, and them getting the extra dead skin off the bottom of my feet. I usually get parafin but it was too pricey here… Costing 45 dollars for that one.
I was sat down in and out in 15 minutes. Being a regular pedicure goer and a cosmetologist I was blown away. She rushed through me so fast. I didn’t even get lotion!!! On top of that, she stopped in the middle to take a payment from someone leaving… So my pedi wasn’t even a full 15 minutes. I will never come back here.

I was in town visiting and stopped in here for a shellac mani and basic pedi. The girl who did my pedi was fantastic. However, my shellac is not very great. First, the girl didn’t completely clean off my previous polish. I noticed after that there was still red in the corners of my new light brown polish. Second, she was very quick (which is fine when it doesn’t mean compromising quality). Instead of using tools to clean up messes and taking time around the cuticles, I felt like she slopped the polish on. I had to ask her to redo a nail when there was a huge bubble and she tried to just cover it with another coat. 4 days later — my shellac mani is already chipping around the tips. Pedi is still holding strong.
Overall, not a horrible experience — at least the place was clean and price was okay! I probably won’t go back next time I’m in town.

Love my nail girl Pacey! I won’t see anyone else now. Does a great job and is quick. I’m not like most who want to sit there all day which they will do if I wanted. Paris nails is clean and staff are friendly. Reasonable prices for shellac nails.

They did an okay job, but not great. I upgraded and wasn’t in love with the final job. I probably won’t go back.

I always trust Paris Nails to do a great, consistent job on their services. I always get the shellac/​gel manicure and occasionally a pedicure, and they always have such great attention to detail and are friendly + polite. My nails always look fabulous and the shellac/​gel manicure stays on for so long. Definitely my top choice when I have to get my nails done!

Good for quick service. Not the atmosphere for spa feeling. Quick service seems to be the order of business. Otherwise service was good but pricey for basic service.

Clean, friendly salon with great prices. A mani & pedi cost as much as just a pedi at my old salon. Plus, they did my fingers and toes at the same time.

For the price, I can’t complain. $ 25 for a quick pedi is definitely more than reasonable. Unfortunately, the water was cool when I put my feet in and only got colder; I tried to mention it but probably wasn’t straight forward enough.
I like it better than Snappy Nails and I’ll go back again, but probably only if I’m short on time.

This was a good place, but no more. Within a week, half of the toenails’ polish completely chipped off. Never in dozens of pedicures has this happened to me. Some of The employees also seem to be really challenged in their ability to communicate with the customers. Will not be going back.

I used to love this place but my last few visits haven’t been great and drove me to find a new nail salon.
One visit, I’d been waiting for 15 minutes, and when the lady ahead of me finished, she asked if her daughter could be squeezed in too. Meaning though I’d been waiting, her daughter then got her nails done, causing me to wait a whole lot longer.
The last time I was in, I arrived at 3:45 to beat the after work rush. Half way through my manicure, four people walked in. Since the salon was packed, my nail person paused my manicure and helped two others get foil-​wrapped to remove their shellac.
Then she rushed my whole manicure and didn’t keep my hands under the UV light more than 20 seconds per coat.
Two days later, my polish chipped on one nail and the next day on another. It’s now been 6 days and my polish has chipped off 4 nails. I’m going to explore other salon options.

I am extremely picky about my nails. This place was the first place I found in Denver that I really loved!
I usually get shellac but this time I chose a regular mani. The man who did my nails was great! He filed one and asked if I liked the shape before he continued. He gave me a great hand massage and the polish is flawless. I waited to write this review to see how long my regular polish would last and 5 days later it is still perfect, which is a pretty big deal for just regular polish.
The only reason I am giving 4 stars out of 5 is that when I first walked in they seemed disappointed that I wanted to get the less expensive regular mani instead of the $ 30 shellac which was kind of off putting but they certainly made up for it with the service after! I will definitely be going back!

Paris Nails is my new go-​to place for pedicures. They’ve got wonderful, comfortable massaging chairs and a sizeable staff. I’ve never made an appointment, and I’ve never had to wait to be seen.
The staff members are also honest — I dropped my wallet here one night and returned the next morning in hopes that it was still around. It was. They had placed it in a front drawer, and all the cash /​cards were still there. Kudos to them, and a big thank you for saving my ass!
Their polish selection is huge — everything from black to red to yellow to glitter. Sure, you can bring your own, but I can’t imagine you won’t find something you like here. My only slight issue is with whatever base coat they use — when polish comes off, it doesn’t chip… the entire nail’s worth of polish is just gone. I probably won’t get another manicure here as that was gone within a couple days… but the pedicures tend to last much, much longer (as in, until the nail grows out unless you’re on the beach or something).
What to expect? You’ll enter, choose your color, and be taken over to one of the chairs were you’re provided with a menu that includes your options. You can go for the speedy pedi, which is very basic and lasts about 30 minutes, or select one of the more involved options and enjoy close to an hour or so of relaxation. Pedicures are an indulgence, and this is a great place to indulge.

I am torn between 1 and 2 stars here. I really don’t understand the good ratings, but maybe my visit was a total fluke? I have to wonder since both my friend and I agreed that it was nowhere that we would ever return to.
This was by far the worst experience I’ve ever had at a nail salon. The girl was pushy and trying to up-​sell both my friend and I from the moment we walked in. We came in for manicures and because we weren’t interested in a more expensive shellac manicure, we were treated like they didn’t even want us there. Granted, the regular manicure is less money in their pocket, but it’s money period and since they weren’t busy at all, I would think that a manicure and the $ 15 I paid is better than $ 0.
The gal I had hardly filed my nails, kinda trimmed my cuticles and then painted my nails AS FAST AS SHE COULD. Literally, the corners of my nails were not painted and she almost didn’t even do a second coat. And usually, at all the other places I’ve been to, they go back and clean up and mistakes or polish on your skin – nope not here. She grabbed my purse, said «you done,» and walked me over to the dryer.
Here’s the real kicker. Before she polished my nails, she asked if I wanted to pay. I did, with a $ 20. She gave me $ 5 cash back and I put it back in my purse. I have always waited until the end of the service to tip and I don’t think this is unusual. She clearly got upset though, hence the barely painting of my nails. I had planned on giving her a tip when all was said and done, but after that finish, yea lady you’re right, I’m not going to tip you.
Yikes.