For the price, I'd say you get what you pay for. I got acrylic nails with gel polish and design. Acrylic nails are $60 and designs are an extra $10. Total I paid $70 and tipped $15. Upon arrival, I was walk-in but they were able to start immediately. I showed a picture of the nails I wanted and the nail tech began on prep for the acrylic. Hygiene was moderate, as it appeared they took the nail clippers and nippers out of a sanitation station. However, the nail tech did not size the tips before applying glue and for some tips that did not fit, she would put back into the box, without sanitizing and with some glue residue on them. Application of the acrylic was rough. It seemed the nail tech was not that familiar with the ratio of monomer to powder and there was much acrylic that would drip off my nail onto the paper towel. In fact, I believe it was this misapplication that led to the excess of acrylic that accumulated under my nails. The nail tech did not have much consideration when using the nail drill and I felt it on my skin at various points while filing and felt discomfort. The nail tech kept using her nails to peel down my skin around the sides of my nail to file but it caused some skin tearing and pain that I still feel a couple hours after the appointment. The nail polish application was nice though. She looked at the reference photo and she and one other employee went to look for the colors they would need. She also ended the appointment by applying cuticle oil, "c-spray" (I am still unsure what that was), and hand lotion and then gave me a quick shoulder massage while my nails were curing in the lamp for the last time. However, I do not think I will be returning. Though the pricing is certainly cheaper than some other options, the quality of nails was not worth the discount (which is also discounted if you pay in cash rather than card which incurs an additional 3% fee). I would rather save my money for a more expensive salon next time. read more