This isn't my first review for Top Nails. In fact I am very late with this one but didn't want to…read moremiss another opportunity to show off the amazing work that Becky does. And she knows exactly how to translate my ideas into reality. She's intuitive, creative, and talented.

Becky is amazing! She alway gets it right! Today she made this snow flake for my "winter nails "…read moreand it's perfect! Good prices and it's also clean!

I have been going to Ava Spa in Hanover since the very first week that that opened. I'm very sorry…read morethat many people only post reviews when they are unhappy. When I first started coming here my nails were thin and brittle. Over the years, the team here have made my nails strong and healthy. Even after years of getting my eyelash extensions and eyebrows waxed here, both my eyelashes and eyebrows are strong and healthy. Ava Spa is 10/10, highly recommended by me!

Pretty good nail shop in the area. It's hard to find techs who can accurately do complex designs in…read morea shop but the owner Mike is great at replicating inspo. I just wish they were more transparent about pricing so customers know what to expect when they come for some services. Some prices aren't updated on the website. Other than that I love coming for a pedicure and acrylic manicure! I also love their loyalty rewards so you can rack up points and get money off your services. The shop itself is stunning and spacious, which helps during busy times.

I've been coming to Love Nails on and off for about 7 years now, and I'm still obsessed with this…read moreplace! I personally go to Cindy, and she truly keeps me coming back every time. Between the conversation, the laughs, and the attention to detail she puts into my nails, the experience is always amazing. No matter what design I bring her, she never shies away from it and somehow always adds her own creative twist that makes me love them even more. I've also gone to a few other nail techs in the shop over the years and honestly haven't been disappointed with anyone. The salon is consistently clean, the atmosphere is welcoming, and parking is usually easy since there's a lot right outside. If you're looking for a reliable nail salon in the area, definitely give them a try!

Love Nails is the best place in Glen Burnie to get your nails just the way you want them. All I do…read moreis show Jennifer a picture of what I want and she creates it free hand!! I get compliments on my nails all the time and it's thanks to Jennifer for such taking great care of me

One of the best Nail Salons in Anne Arundel County. The…read moresalon is always clean, the technicians are first class and their prices are consistent. MyLinh is my go to nail tech. She is great in helping me pick a color or when I come in with a picture she can make my nails look like in a magazine Don't pass this salon up

The best nail salon in this neighborhood is without a doubt Mani Toes. You should go if you haven't…read morealready! Hana is incredibly talented and professional! Visit her. !

Great job on my brows. She didn't ask me what I wanted, but did a great job & kept them natural…read more Only tiny thing is I wish she did a little trim but honestly after seeing the result, it's result, it didn't really need it.

Girl look at this hot mess! My brows are twice as thick than how she left them. I told her clean…read morethem & follow my natural arch. Idk wtf she followed but this ain't it.

First time here, made an appt for 11AM and got there 15 minutes early, fine. I checked in she asked…read moreme "do you want a pedicure? I said, no thanks just dip. FYI: I walk in with long stiletto nails (natural nails) and that's NOT what I came out with... Fast forward: As she was removing the dip powder -- she asked me "do you want a pedicure today?" Looks up at me while she's removing my dip powder and asks "do you want your eyebrows done?" I said, "no thank you" she continues to remove the dip etc. filing my nails and cut way tooo much. Few minutes later when she puts the new color on, she asks me the same questions again. Once again I said "no thank you" she continues to do her work and she's so distracted at whoever walks through the door -- and then she goes "can you wait here for 5 minutes? My customer came in" -- like what excuse me?....finish what you started aka my nails. So whatever she leaves and comes back and only does two layers of dip powder. And then she kept filing down my nails. I told her to stop but she kept filing them down..nails look horrible. I got a light color and light colors require multiple dips NOT to where you basically see my nail. I should have NOT gone and just kept my natural nails. Btw: she asked me 2 other times if I wanted pedicure and my eyebrows. I said, "no thank you" I went in for dip powder and was TERRIBLE... -Length was too short -- didn't ask for this short. Remind you that I walked in with stiletto shaped nails and it's not what I walked out with. -Didn't ask for almond shape -Two dips = too thin I'm not going here there's no recovery so now I have to wait for my nails to grow. Save yourselves.

UPDATE -- Response to the owner: I have read the owner's…read moreresponse to my initial review, and I want to be very clear: I do not accept the explanation that this was simply a "language and cultural misunderstanding." I understood exactly what your technician was saying. I've encountered this same attitude while traveling in Thailand. My tour guide openly explained that darker skin is viewed negatively in her culture because it has historically been associated with people who work outdoors, while lighter skin is preferred. She then told me that my skin tone was "fine." It was uncomfortable then, but I was a visitor in another country and chose to leave it there. That experience is precisely why I recognize what happened in your salon. Your technician did not simply use the words "dark skin" and leave room for me to misunderstand her meaning. She told me that she doesn't like dark skin, said that it was part of her culture, and then specifically distinguished my brown complexion by telling me that my skin was "fine" while darker skin was not. Explaining the cultural origin of a preference for lighter skin does not make that preference less colorist. Calling it a cultural or linguistic misunderstanding does not change what was said to me or what it meant. I also find the reference to your employees having "yellowish Asian skin tones" troubling. Being a person of color does not prevent someone from holding colorist attitudes toward people with darker complexions. What makes this explanation particularly concerning is that, from what I have observed, your salon serves a predominantly Black clientele. If you operate a business that welcomes and profits from Black customers across a range of complexions, then those customers should be able to sit in your chairs without hearing that an employee doesn't like skin that looks like theirs--or skin darker than theirs. Cultural context may explain where an attitude comes from; it does not excuse expressing it to a customer. I appreciate that you acknowledged the incorrect polish, the attempted charge for a service I did not request, and the unprofessional way my concerns were handled. But I will not allow the most disturbing part of my experience to be explained away as though I simply misunderstood what I heard. I didn't misunderstand. I heard her clearly. I understood the cultural context. And I still found it offensive. I see the distinction you're attempting to make, and I don't accept it.

I called and asked could they do dip powder fill. They said yea and that they had availability…read moreright away. They were empty when I walked in but they seemed nice and helped me right away. Customer service in the beginning was good but declined when they messed up my nails. First let me say that I always get my nails short and I've had fills before. I have never in my life dealt with this. They asked if I wanted it cut down and I did but not like this. She cut the nails from the bottom first. I have never seen them cut soo much nail at the bottom for a fill but everybody is different so okay. She then broke a few and just starting going to town on my nails. Then she cut the top to match where she broke the nails. She started drilling more and cut me. I asked her if she had something to stop the bleeding she grabs something and puts it on there. It can't get worse right. Wrong!!! She then proceeds to lay the acrylic on my nails. Now I know what regular acrylic and a dip is. She did regular on my nails and they came out super thick. They said they had to put white on top to alter the color because I wanted it to be green instead of what it was. So before she put the white, I told her that it looked too thick and messy. She said it was that way because I wanted it short. Excuse meee!! Nobody asked for it to be this short. I just wanted them slightly trimmed because they had grew a little. Then she started conversing with someone else who works there. Then she cuts them down to make them thinner and files them more and cuts me again on my other hand. I started bleeding again and she tries to stop the bleeding. At this point I'm just ready to go because I'm not about to go back and forth with someone who keeps saying that my nails came out this way because I wanted them short. When she finished I had polish all over my hands, cuts, they were uneven, bulky all over again, spotty in certain areas, and they are just atrocious so I asked her to just take them down because I don't have the time. Also I told her if she couldn't do it or didn't know how it was fine for her to have said she couldn't do it but don't do this to peoples nails. So she calls someone else over and they are saying they can fix it. She already butchered my nails and cut it all the way down how can you fix this. So the lady is like if you want us to take them off you have to pay for the first service and for us to take them down. I'm not doing that. I legit vocalized every step of the way and she cut me multiple times. Plus it still came out like this. The only thing the other woman did was sit me down to square them up more cause clearly that was the only thing she saw wrong. I then took a phone call and was expressing what happened and she kept talking into my conversation about how it was because I wanted them short and dipped. I took a picture of the business license because I one hundred percent am going to complain. 0/10 I can't say whether or not to go there but I can only say what my experience was less than an hour ago. This is how my nails look fresh from out of their chair. HORRIBLE!!! They don't have to worry about me coming back.

I highly recommend the nail spa salon. The customer service is amazing, friendly, and very helpful…read more Relaxing environment. Wendy did my eyelashes and nails. To say I love them is an understatement. Ask for Wendy when you come. Above and beyond amazing.

So happy with the new management! Everyone is so friendly and accommodating. The prices are very…read moreaffordable. I always get compliments on my nails, even from complete strangers! If you've not tried Master Nails, make an appointment or just walk in. You won't be sorry!!

I absolutely adore this nail salon. service is impeccable and the price is fantastic-- especially…read moregiven the level of quality work performed. The location is clean and the vibe is very friendly and relaxed. when I walked in I was immediately welcomed and they were able to accommodate my nail request easily. This is my new nail salon and I have standing appointments!