Darlynn’s Nails

In search of a new place to get my nails done after another salon could not keep appointment and got a little rough with doing my nails (I have a medical condition which makes me sensitive to pain) She asked what brought me in which I explained to her the reasons. I first noticed she was doing them different then I have seen in my 10 years of getting my nails done. I asked her about it but it didn’t make sense to me. I let her do her job but in the long run it ended up being double the work. While doing my nails she hit a spot on my nail with the drill thing and I pulled my hand away. I know with my medical condition I was being a big baby but she then told me there was no way that hurt me. DO NOT TELL ME WHAT I SHOULD BE FEELING!!! The whole thing took about 1 hour and 40 minutes for a back fill. Normally its a hour. But about half way in she got a phone call and took it. She then went on the pay a bill while still trying to work on my nails. I can tell you she has about $ 330 in her bank account. Information I do not need to know. I was the only person in the salon and the rest of employees and their children where just sitting about. But as I look around I can’t help but notice the dust everywhere and the clutter all over the place. I might be a little OCD but pictures falling off the wall and what reminds me of mice poop in the case was a little much for me. I know its not a doctors office but nail salons are known to be a amazing place for infections. Nails do not look bad but I will not be going back.

I like the girls who do my nails. My only complaints are that they reuse the foil for gel nails removal. Also, their equipment is dirty dirty dirty!!!

First off I’m not one to write review so this is how you know I’m very displeased with this place. I’ve gone here multiple times over the years and if I get Eddy or Deana I’m usually happy but the last two times I’ve been there I’ve seen multiple things I’m not happy about. During a pedi they wanted to use what we call in school a «cheese grater» on my feet which is illegal. It’s easy to cut people and cannot be properly disinfected, I’ve noticed quite a few workers but very little licenses on the wall which according to state board all technicians must have their licenses displayed in plain view, they also leave the uv lights for shellac on too long when base coat is 10secs, color and top coat each layer is 2 minutes. I use the same lamps they do at my school, last but very not least high level disinfectant Is supposed to be a light blue color and there’s are a dark green– brown color which means 1 it’s old and ineffective and 2 the implements they’ve been putting in them are not actually clean. I’m calling state board immediately in the morning I’m so disappointed and I’m concerned about the well being of every there.
–Soon to be licensed cosmetologist who learns these things every day

Thank you Eddy for fixing the shoddy job the other salon did on my nails. My nails are now nicely shaped and shellacs’d, I’m one happy momma :)
It was really nice that you remembered me… even though I hadn’t back in a couple of years.
I definitely recommend this place for acrylics and friendly service! The girl who shellacs’d my nails also lotioned and massaged my arms and hands while my polish hardened… such a lovely experience! :)

They do a wonderful job and are always busy. They accept walk ins but there is always a wait, so I recommend making an appointment.
Staff are friendly and offer a wide variety of services. And my favorite, free nail art on special occasions!

I love this salon. I have been going there ever since they opened their doors and have never been disappointed. Wonderful staff… prompt at appointment time. I have walked in as well as made appointments and have always been treated well. Love the girls there!

I’ve never had a bad experience here. Yes, the technicians speak with each other in their native language, but I’ve never been to a nail salon where this didn’t happen. Not a big deal to me. I’m there for some relaxation, not conversation.
Good prices and usually a coupon in the weekly neighborhood flyer.