I had an amazing massage and facial! Knowledgeable staff offered quality care! I was rejuvenated…read moreafter my visit.

Very relaxing! Hands down best massage! Not hard not to soft but just right. Never thought a deep…read moretissue massage could be that relaxing!

Recommended. The massages were excellent. Got a little to excited to be honest. But that's just…read morenormal

I first met Lee when I was a young news anchor at WTAP-TV in the mid-90s! He took such good care of…read moreme and worked with me to help cover those problem areas that were so visible under the bright studio lights. I still follow Lee's make-up tips today more than 20 years later! Lee really knows his stuff and is a great person to boot. His energy is contagious! I highly recommend Lee's studio and am so excited to try out his new makeup line by Amy Head. I can't wait to come back to the Mid-Ohio Valley. Shelly Sindland WTAP-TV News Anchor Mid-1990s. #WeLoveLee

Highly recommend Justin! Expert knowledge and skilled, much improved in a short time.read more

Very professional and friendly. Was able to get a massage that helped with muscle tightness from…read morework and my disability. Would go again!

I love my new color and cut! I recommend my stylist, Cheryl. This salon is lovely as well. Give it…read morea try--you will love it, too.

I am wishing I knew how to upload pictures. They would speak for me. I am not used to leaving…read morereviews but I am in so much shock over what's happened I have to. I truly hope my experience is not the norm now that this place is under the new ownership it is, or as I was told for 2 years. See, I went in because I had a great experience there for a big coloring job but that was 10 years ago. I went in with box color black wanting to go red, I walked out reddish. not a bad look just not drastic enough for how much I paid so it was my first time ever calling in and asking for a redo, that time I was met with empathy and eagerness to have me come back in with a more experienced colorist. I walked out happy as a clam. This time I went in after growing out my white for several months my hair to my waist. Longer than it's grown in my adult life. I expressed first, by calling that I'm really looking for options on the color and a little trim. I had to wait over a half hour on my stylist which would have been fine but I found out he does that to everyone. I talked to him in depth as to how my hair is longer than ever and I want to keep that as much as I can, and what about color. I was met with a "we can't do anything with that box color on it" I said well I went to red before? I thought ok, just stick with the white, I showed him a video of a lady with white streaks in front and said I want this style but longer. The video had a lady with long big curls part in front. The stylist just said "I'm sure it will be more versatile when it's cut". He was discussing his issues and asking me why I'm on disability so I was telling him all I knew about applying and honestly kind of got sidetracked next thing I know he's straightening my hair and starting to cut. I meekly asked if I could get a wash, that I didn't wash it first since it said online it was a wash, cut & style. He took me over and maybe conditioned it? He literally touched my head maybe 2 minutes tops. not a wash and condition. Then he blew it dry and started cutting. When he turned me around to see I went into a panic attack. Literally. So much was gone and he added all these layers to thin it. Since I saw he blew through the original style I asked for I even tried to part it in the middle and said nope that looks bad, can you maybe do some bangs? He did discourage me from them. I truly think because it was getting late. I pulled out yet another example, a cut I had done there actually and showed the bangs and asked could he do that? That most stylists haven't been able to. He started cutting again. Bangs weren'tblending and were sticking straight out in spots. I asked could he blend the other side as it goes down my face so I can wear it up and have the sides down. He cut that side leaving about an inch! I got up and stopped him at that point. I started to cry and he scoffed at me. I left bawling. I called day they opened, after everyone seeing it said how bad it truly is. How I shouldn't have paid. How I should have slapped him even. No good remarks but followed by "who did it"? I said I was letting the salon make it right but I didn't know how that would be possible. Truly I don't know how to post pictures but I wish I could share the video I took to show someone. It's shocking. The owner wasn't apologetic she was rather rude actually but did say I could either have a refund or see about having the one stylist that she trusted for long hair, for her own hair to do it. I debated. I really wanted my money back. $40 plus tip plus gas & time to go was a lot...now go back knowing it's so short nothing could be done but maybe some blending? I was supposed to go on this epic trip the following day. I was told to be there at 4 if I wanted it done before my trip. I had to arrange for my son to be watched and pay the gas to get back but I did, thinking maybe they could do some color because with that cut it didn't allow me to blend in the white with styling like I had been and more stuck out in the back because the long hair covered it prior. So I go in and the stylist I was set with had the hair I wanted. She washed and conditioned me (for real this time) and assessed it. From get go she was in shock by it too but said he did the same to her once. That it took 2 years to get it back. Thats exactly how long it will take me to get mine back. She agreed nothing could be done with the cut. she tried to style it but it really just looked like I had hat head. I thanked her for trying on the style, what about color. I explained I found on my own after the cut and consultation the idea of a color part. She showed me what's called color blocking. I asked for that. She didn't have the time to but sent me to another, who I showed a pic, long story short (out of space) she turned me salt and pepper. she went back to make it more chunky but still now I'm grey. It looks awful. The owner replied to an email but nasty, won't even tell me what's on it so I can try to remove it.

This is a very nice and professional nail salon with a friendly atmosphere. Great massage…read morechairs. Highly recommended.

The woman is very nice and does a good job. The man has an attitude and gets mean to his wife and…read morecustomers. If you can ignore his attitude he does an ok job on a pedicure. He's always complaining about the cost of doing business and Ive let it make me feel guilty so I feel like I need to tip more, As far as cleanliness, I've seen them put towels back in the warmer and they reuse the aluminum foil that is used to take off the polish and m pretty sure the towels on the pedi chairs don't get washed . I've tried to support them but i can't do it anymore. I come out of there stressed instead of relaxed.

It was my first time getting acrylics and they look so great. I had Lindsay as my nail tech and i…read moreshowed her a very detailed picture and she did it perfectly. I would recommend.

I went in for a gel pedicure and it still looks perfect 2 weeks later. Service was fast and…read morereasonably priced.

You didn't like my first review? Try this one, since you…read moreinsisted. I have never been so embarrassed in my life. About four or five months ago, I got my nails done at TQ Nails. The polish didn't cure, the nails were mushy, and I had to come back to get them fixed. I didn't even leave a full review at the time -- no Google review, no Yelp review -- just a single comment saying, "I am NOT happy with my nails," hoping maybe someone would reach out. I forgot about it. Small town, limited options, and honestly I had moved on. I decided to give them another chance. Ten minutes into this new appointment -- acrylic already applied, not yet dry -- TWO employees walked up and shoved a phone and an iPad in my face asking, "Is this you?" I acknowledged it, said something like, "Yes, I remember being unhappy, but I'm here giving you another try." It wasn't even a harsh comment. "I am unhappy with my nails" is not an attack, and it is definitely not something that warrants cornering a customer mid-service and demanding they delete their own post. I was embarrassed, shocked, and upset. I asked to leave. Instead, I was made to sit there crying through the rest of the service, repeatedly asking how much longer until I could go. My anxiety was through the roof, and they still insisted on finishing the nails I no longer even wanted. When it was finally over, I asked how much I owed. After everything -- the confrontation, the humiliation, the forced deletion of my comment -- they still charged me $60. Even going so far as to point at the security camera when i expressed my disgust. I asked to speak to the owner and was told "i am owner" You embarrassed me publicly, triggered a full anxiety attack, pressured me into removing my own words, and then had the nerve to make me pay for it. And by the way? The sidewalls are trash. I will absolutely not be back. Oh and not to have to drag her into my buisness but I called Christina Dennis as this was happening live on facetime and she can verify im not lying!

Had a great experience here!! I'm a softball pitcher so I have a lot of knots and tightness, I felt…read moremuch better afterwards and was able to get back to playing at my best. The room is very clean and relaxing. Would definitely recommend to friends and family!!