The service you receive definitely depends on who is doing your nails. Everyone is very…read moreprofessional despite how their work comes out. I just prefer my nails to look a certain way and Emily was definitely able to execute that. Loved the way she did my nails!

I got a manicure and pedicure $38. The service was a total of 30 minutes. "Massage" was about 20…read moreseconds each hand/foot. Scrub was minimal. Minimal conversation. Did not appear welcoming. Walked past 3 employees on way out and no one said bye or thank you. Would not return....not a relaxing experience.

Wendy is someone very special. She may be sweet, nice, and patience, but her emotional and…read moreintelligence quotient is not up to par. I can't tell you how many chances I've given her because I like to give a "nice" lady a chance to redeem herself. She had many opportunities to improve on nail tech skills as well as correcting safety hygiene issues, but she did not fix it, rather she makes excuses for it. Today, I had my underarms waxed. She kept re-waxing more than 3x in the area. She would not stop after I told her that I was hurting. Now, it is raw to the touch, infected, inflamed, and it hurts too much to sleep. I have a banquet to attend in a few days and I can't wear a sleeveless dress because she ruined my underarms. DO NOT GO TO WENDY. I've never met a more stupid beauty technician.

Today I had my nails done, and Wendy did a great job. I had a SNS and a pedicure. I highly…read morerecommend her. Lily's nail spa has fantastic workers.

The cleanliness is superb. I wouldn't go anywhere else and am always pleased with the pedicures I…read morehave had.

The quality has greatly diminished. I got a $60 spa pedicure and it felt rushed and I left with my…read moreskin feeling dry. My natural manicure was also rushed and my cuticles are still dry! I will not go back.

Absolutely terrible. I got gel extensions and not enough product was applied. If water gets trapped…read morea bacteria will grow and it's called greeny nail. Absolutely terrible and they need to train their workers properly. Never again.

Last Sunday I had a spa pedicure at Elegance nails and was extremely pleased with the careful and…read morerelaxing reflexology treatment and the entire experience, especially the kindness and professional treatment by the owner and Mimi my technician. This was a first pedicure here as I usually went to Cozy Nails down the block which is cramped, crowded and glaringly lite with harsh fluorescent lights and where one of the owners Ruby is rude and abrasive in how she speaks to her clients. Additional positive comparisons are that there is no surcharge to use one's credit card at Elegance Nails and one gets a "Frequent Flyer" card that entitles one to a free pedicure after paying for ten. The owner also walked around asking his clients if they were comfortable or wanted bottles of water? All things not done at Cozy Nails, so Ruby, thank you for haranging me and telling me to "find some nice new nail salon." My only regret is that Kim who was my main tech and who gave me excellent pedicures was not there to thank for her excellent work. Treat yourself to a visit to Elegance Spa and Nail Salon.

I stopped by this salon recently since I was in the area & needed a pedicure & I ended up leaving…read morewith a great mani pedi!!! Sue had done my manicure & pedicure & was very kind & polite. The salon itself is for the most part spacious & provides other services than nail care. I hope I can come back here next time I need my nails done!

I've been to angel nails for years, and normally they are okay. This past time was the first time…read moreI've gotten a gel manicure here, and I have never had a worse experience ever. The lady who did my nails was extremely rude and i wish I knew her name. Legitimately started screaming at me while I was doing my nails and I had to ask her why she was screaming. Clearly did not know how to do gel, I was yelping in pain the whole time. The process took forever, and she had to remove the polish and restart twice. The nails looked like shit the minute I walked out and broke later. She also kept curing gel on my skin and would tell me I was wrong and be rude for complaining. 0/10 would recommend save your money and your time.

I've been to this salon twice now, and both times I've been overcharged for services I didn't ask…read morefor -- and it honestly feels like they hoped I wouldn't notice or question the bill. The first time, I called ahead to ask how much gel nails would be and was told $45. When I went in and got them done, the final bill was $120. When I asked why, I was told it was because I got chrome -- which I didn't. Then the story changed to it being because I received a massage. I was never asked if I wanted a massage, nor was I told it would cost extra -- let alone $80 extra. The second time, the same thing happened: services were added on that I didn't ask for, and when I questioned the total, she panicked, clearly realizing the mistake, and offered a discount for next time -- which doesn't make up for overcharging me in the moment. This place consistently adds on charges without transparency or consent and then can't get their story straight. I highly recommend getting your nails done elsewhere. You deserve to not be charged for services you didn't receive or ask for.

Unfortunately, I'm really disappointed. Within 24 hours, four nails popped off after my…read moreappointment. This wasn't normal wear and tear--basic daily activity. I went back once already, so this happening again points to a prep or application issue. I expected better quality and durability, especially for the price.

I've lived here 2 years and always avoided this salon because of the bad reviews. But my usual…read moresalon didn't have an available technician today so I decided to try Noblesse. The salon is bright and airy, and they seem to have a million choices of color, though I brought my own polish. The pedicure was relaxing and professional. No sign of any of the problems other reviewers noted. It was 4pm on a Wednesday, so not a busy time.

Service was slow. Gel manicure didn't last a week. I'm not sure the of the quality of their…read moreproducts.

I've been coming to this salon for many years, and I've never had a problem until now (which is why…read moreI'm giving the salon 2 stars instead of 1). I hate leaving negative reviews, but this experience was truly awful. I made an appointment to get a dip manicure and ended up having to return a week later to get them redone. I've been getting dip manicures for approximately 6 years at other salons, so I would say I'm pretty well-versed in the process and know what to expect. Unfortunately, my manicure was awful. The first manicure: Instead of soaking the previous dip off, my nail tech only used the electric drill. Some salons do this, so I wasn't too concerned. However, she drilled way too much, to the point where I was in a lot of pain and felt an intense burning sensation. I indicated that she was hurting me, and she lowered the intensity of the drill, but she left all of my nails extremely thin and in pain. That has never happened to me before. Also, my nail tech did not apply a top coat; she used the adhesive that she had been applying between layers of powder (I know this because the glue bottle never left her hand). While waiting for my nails to dry, the nail tech kept touching my nails, which left noticeable fingerprints in all of them. Instead of dipping my nails in the powder, she spooned the powder on top of my nails. Unsurprisingly, all 10 of my nails either cracked or chipped within 24 hours. Usually, a dip manicure lasts me 4 weeks. This manicure didn't last a day. Some of my nails chipped so badly that it took part of my nail with it. I called Gina to let her know what was happening, and she immediately offered to redo my manicure for free, which I was very grateful for. Second manicure: I went back to the salon to get my manicure redone a week later (I had work and couldn't do it any sooner than that). When I re-explained what had happened (specifically the lack of top coat), Gina denied it and insisted that my nail tech had used a top coat. She then started filing off the old dip using the drill, causing the cuticles on 5 of my fingers to bleed. I asked her to soak the dip off instead, so she soaked 2 of my nails. I assumed she would soak the rest, but she didn't. Instead, she started applying the new dip on top of the old dip. I asked her to please remove the old dip before doing the new manicure, and she told me not to worry because she would just file everything at the end and "make it even." I was very confused. Even though the new manicure is 24 hours old in the attached pictures, there is significant growth near the cuticles because Gina redid the manicure starting where the old manicure was instead of doing an entirely new manicure from the cuticle edge. Because I asked for clear dip, you can also see the cracks in the old dip underneath the new dip. Additionally, Gina cut all of my nails really short, even though I said I wanted to keep them long. I asked for pointy almond, but instead I got what looks to be round. I'm really shocked at the quality of both of these manicures. Like I said, I've been going to this salon for many years and have never had a problem. This is the first time I've done dip at this salon. It really seems like they are not confident in the dip techniques. I have genuinely never had a worse manicure than this. Although I'm thankful that Gina offered to redo the manicure, I am not happy with the results. I don't think I can come back here for a dip manicure again.

I've had nothing but amazing service here for 20 years. I love Gina and Mimi and all the ladies…read morethere. Super helpful and friendly and always do a great job.