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Icon Beauty Clinic

5.0 (6 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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4.3(192 reviews)
1.0 mi•Rosedale
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Walk-ins welcome
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Update: The salon was very quick to reach out and make things better, thank you Adore Nail Lounge!…read more I've been going here for over a year and today was the first time I had a bad experience. It felt like Vicky half-assed the entire pedicure. I added the callus remover as an extra and she barely applied the product and did two swipes with the remover equipment. My nails aren't cut straight and a couple nails at crooked. She also took the nail file over my big toe after she painted and had the nails under the light... and it's now super rough over the nail polish and messed up the polish. She handed me the ticket to pay and got up and walked away without even leaving me a pathway to get up from the chair, leaving her equipment cart in that spot, it was the technician right next to her that kindly moved it for me. Overall, the vibes in the salon are great! I would just avoid Vicky as a nail tech.

I returned to the salon today for a regular mani/pedi. My techs name was Ken. Ken wasn't too…read morefriendly, I wasn't asked if I wanted water etc.. My service felt rushed. He was a little rough to the touch as times with my pedi. The pulling and moving my feet & toes quickly and/ or forcing them down from time to time was uncomfortable. I didn't say anything but looked at him. The manicure wasn't done completely. He massaged my forearm but missed my hands. I asked if he was going to massage my hands, he looked at me and said yes, but no massage to my hand was performed. I looked around at other customers and their hands were massaged a little after their forearm. Their tech had them wash their hands afterwards. Ken had me wash my hands right after my forearm. He polished my nails and said thank you. He placed a fan in front of my hands but didn't say how long I needed to stay in front of the fan. Normally im told 2 mins etc...I touched my nails after 3 mins and turned off the fan. When I checked out I did let the lady know it wasn't a good experience for me this time. She inquired, I told her Ken didn't ask me if I wanted any water etc..as I watch other customer receive sodas & waters. The lady replied, oh really he normally does. I replied he didn't. I said I didn't appreciate all the pulling / tugging as well as him placing the fan in front of me and not saying how long I needed to dry my nails. The receptionist excuse for Ken's behavior was he doesn't speak English which I thought was bananas. I still have a small tip, but asked that he not be assigned to me again. She agreed in doing so. I thought about my experience on my way home. A mani/ pedi is not cheap. If I can't enjoy it and relax I'd rather not return nor refer any more friends to their shop. I'm disappointed. R. Chambers

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4.4(427 reviews)
2.1 mi•North Loop
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Committed to quality results
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I easily made an appointment online for a pedicure. I chose the "Bubble Me" pedicure for 80$…read more Online it shows everything included. It was worth the price. They didn't skimp on the massage. It was very nice. And they had a steam machine keeping my legs warm between steps of the pedicure. The man who did my pedicure was very accommodating with making sure things were the right temperature and doing exactly what I wanted. I'm in my 9th month of pregnancy and they helped my swollen sausage feet feel good for a day lol The place was clean. Staff was kind. The music was relaxing. Instrumental covers of popular songs. I really enjoyed my experience.

1 STAR -- ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED! PAINFUL, UNPROFESSIONAL, AND A COMPLETE WASTE OF $45!…read more I am beyond disgusted and extremely disappointed with the nail service I received yesterday at Dream Spa in Austin, Texas. I have had my nails done before, but this was by far one of the most uncomfortable, frustrating, and unacceptable experiences I have ever had at a nail salon. From the painful application process to the horrible final results, this entire experience was completely unsatisfactory. First and foremost, NO CUSTOMER SHOULD EVER BE EXPECTED TO SIT THROUGH PAIN JUST TO GET THEIR NAILS DONE! During my appointment, the male nail technician placed my nails under the curing lamp, and I immediately began experiencing an intense burning sensation. I repeatedly communicated to him that my nails were burning and that the heat was painful. Instead of acknowledging my discomfort, taking my concerns seriously, or making adjustments to the process, he continued to insist that I push through the pain and keep my nails under the lamp. Let me be very clear: I WAS NOT COMPLAINING ABOUT A LITTLE DISCOMFORT. I WAS TELLING HIM THAT MY NAILS WERE BURNING! The fact that I had to repeatedly express that I was in pain, only to feel pressured to continue, was absolutely unacceptable. At what point does the comfort and safety of a paying customer become a priority? Why should anyone have to endure a burning sensation simply because a nail technician wants to finish the service? What makes this experience even more upsetting is that after enduring all of that discomfort, THE FINAL RESULTS WERE TERRIBLE! I have attached multiple pictures because I want people to see exactly what I walked out of this establishment with. The nails are visibly inconsistent in shape and appearance. The application looks sloppy, the edges are uneven, and the finish is far from the smooth, polished, professional look that I expected. Some of the nails appear bulky, while others have irregular edges and an uneven finish. There is also visible product around the cuticle areas, making the overall application look messy and poorly executed. The side-view pictures are particularly disappointing because they show just how uneven and awkward some of the nails look. The tips do not appear consistently shaped, and the overall structure lacks the clean, refined appearance that should come with a professional manicure. HOW DO YOU PUT A CUSTOMER THROUGH THAT MUCH PAIN AND STILL DELIVER RESULTS THAT LOOK LIKE THIS? I paid for a professional nail service, not an experience where I would be expected to tolerate burning sensations, repeatedly advocate for my own comfort, and then leave with nails that look unfinished and poorly done. And to make matters worse, THEY STILL HAD THE NERVE TO CHARGE ME $45! Forty-five dollars for what, exactly? For the pain? For the uneven nails? For the messy application? For having my concerns repeatedly dismissed? I find it absolutely ridiculous that this establishment felt comfortable collecting full payment for a service that was so disappointing from beginning to end. I understand that nail technicians have different techniques and levels of experience. I also understand that certain nail products can cause heat sensations during curing. However, there is a major difference between explaining a normal part of a service and repeatedly expecting a customer to endure pain after they have clearly communicated that something is wrong. Customer comfort should NEVER be treated as an inconvenience. A professional should listen when a customer says something hurts. A professional should care about the finished product. And a professional business should take responsibility when a service does not meet reasonable expectations. Instead of leaving happy with beautiful nails, I left upset about the quality of the work and disgusted by how my concerns about the burning sensation were handled. I genuinely cannot understand how anyone could look at the results shown in these pictures and consider this acceptable professional work, especially after charging $45. Dream Spa, this was NOT quality service. This was NOT a relaxing experience. And this was absolutely NOT worth $45. I am sharing this review because other potential customers deserve to know about my experience before spending their hard-earned money here. I strongly encourage anyone considering this establishment to look closely at my pictures and decide whether this is the level of service they are willing to pay for. I expected professionalism, attention to detail, and basic consideration for my comfort. Unfortunately, I received none of those things to my satisfaction. Based on this experience, I would not recommend Dream Spa, and I have no desire to return.

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