Welcome to the relaxing vibe of the nail lift. These ladies have put work into making this small…read morespace comfortable and welcoming for clients. And get ready to become a "girlfriend ". The quintessential salon talk and vibes. We're here for it! So let's talk skill. These ladies got it! Just show them a picture and you're off to the races. They make your Pintrest nail dreams a reality. Booking is extremely easy with the app, upfront pricing, and realistic time frames for your service. It's absolutely a game changer to be able to reliably schedule your nail appointment into your day.

Lex always does the best job on my nails! No matter what design I want to do, I leave satisfied and…read moreget a ton of compliments. I have been loving the structured manicure and also really love the Gel-X. If you want to find a new salon that has good vibes and talented nail techs, this is your spot!

Overall, I'd give Sam's Nails a 3.5. I had high hopes for this nail salon when it opened a couple…read moreyears ago, but every time I visit they only seem to be ok. Sam's has never seem to wow me with their work. When it comes to convenience, I love where the location is. It would get a 5 star for that alone. The facility is always clean and I never worry about my safety as far as getting as infection or anything like that. Unlike some other places. I'm originally from the East Coast and when we get our nails done, we like pizazz. I enjoy fun and eclectic styles and patterns. And it seems like here in the Midwest, that's not something people look for regularly. So when I saw Sam's advertising on social media and even with their signage, I thought this void would finally be filled. They displayed fun designs and creative artwork, but I find that 1) not everyone can complete the creative nail art I look for. 2) they literally CHARGE for ev-ver-ry thing! If you want nails files shaped to anything but square, +$5-10. If you want French +5-10. I know it's common, but $10 is a bit much (IMO). 3)they just don't perform to my level of expectation. But check them out and let me know what you think.

Sam's is clean, bright, has tons of colors to choose from and the staff is always friendly and…read moreprofessional! I will definitely be back!

I have ALWAYS had a good turn out coming here until today. the person I was sent to not only hurt…read moreboth of my toes during my pedicure, but he totally destroyed my paint job on my nails. he left my thumb bare with only a tip color.... with designs on every other nail. when I brought it to his attention, he said he wasn't finished yet. and at the end, still left it undone. yes I could have said something but it took him almost 3 hours to do my toes, a fill in, and 8 fingers with lines and dots. Next time I will wait on who I usually sit with. Lesson learned on going to a new employee Or being sent to whoever is available.

Made an appointment with Jackie in advance for a fill, and I was in and out and out in no time. I…read moreappreciate the ample color selection available here. Jackie always gives her customers extra attention and pays attention to every detail.

This has always been my go to nail shop for my pedicure. However, this last visit was unacceptable…read more I was greeted at the door as always, however after about a 10 minutes of waiting I was told to go to a pedicure chair. The young girl put the plastic cover in the feet bowl, gave me a book and asked what type of pedicure did I want, she did not run any water to let my feet soak, she did not take off my pedicure polish or anything. After sitting there another 10 -15 minutes the young girl asks me would I mind waiting 20 minutes for a pedicure. Additionally, another lady sat down next to me and she was not asked to wait 20 more minutes. This really peed me off, this should had been said at the door. I wasted damn an half an hour to be asked to wait another 20 minutes. No thank you, there is a nail shop on every corner, I went somewhere else.

The shop was clean. I was somewhat greeted at the door. The pricing was VERY reasonable. However,…read moremy nails look a mess due to it being a rushed job. They charge a $2 processing fee if you use a card.

I've been coming here for about two years, off and on, for pedicures; the place is run by a…read morehusband-wife team. They both have heavy SE Asian accents, so I've always had trouble communicating with them, which may or may not be an issue for others. The good: They take cleanliness seriously, with many tools coming from a sterilizer (although the pumice stones seem to be reused with only a rinse, based on what I saw). They always wear face masks, and there are clear plastic panels hung between their station and the massage chair pedicure station. The prices are very affordable, but I've only ever done basic pedicures with sometimes a basic manicure. The neutral: The place plays piano "Muzak" only -- the same CD, over and over. It could be worse, but they didn't quite attain the "soothing spa" environment they might have been trying for. Furnishings are old and somewhat worn; again, meh ambience, but irrelevant to the service. The not-so-good: I usually get my pedicures from the husband; he is thorough and careful, and my nails end up looking good. While he isn't always willing to give me what I ask for, he'll take the time to try to tell me why I can't have it (in particular: nail shape -- I have square beds but hate square nails; and the callus-shaving, which he won't always do to my satisfaction, telling me the calluses are there to protect something -- I think). He often comes across as a bit brusque and impatient with me, but that might just be more communication problems. I had a pedicure from the wife of the team last time. I find her even more difficult to understand than the husband, and she seems to have a harder time understanding me. She also seems to focus more on speed than on care. First, she didn't give me any time to do more than dip my feet in the pedicure tub before she got started -- a three minute soak first would have made the callus removal easier and more thorough. I like my toenails a working length: just shy of the end of the toe, so I'm not gouging my shoes. She cut them back so short they feel like I have ten stubbed toes, and she cut down the sides of the toenails, cutting ME in the process. It hurt, and I said "ouch!" When she cut me, but she didn't apologize or say anything. One cut was bad enough she had to apply pressure with cotton to get the bleeding to stop. The callus removal was less thorough than I prefer, although she did use the callus shaver, which I like. She wasn't able to get the calluses on my pinky toes, which are difficult to reach and take care to properly deal with. I had a manicure this time as well. Some of my nail beds are oval, and some are square; I prefer rounded, working-length nails (just a bit past the ends of my fingers). Some of my nails ended up rounded, and some ended up square; she tried to explain that they matched the nail bed, and to round them would go down the sides too much. I wish she'd discussed that with me beforehand. I have really thin, fragile, friable nails; I had to stop her from filing the tops too much. (I don't care if you are trying to smooth them; if they flake and peel and break as a consequence, that is not ideal.) point is: two years, and not only have they never bothered to learn my preferences, but I've also never particularly felt welcome. Final straw: it's a week later, and the too-short toenails still hurt. My big toe, where she seriously cut down along the side, is red and sore. I'll be soaking in Epsom salts for a while, it seems. And seriously growing out my toenails before I go looking for a different nail salon.

I got my nails done paid 45 tipped ten and didn't have the heart to tell her how bad my nails…read moreactually look

I've been going here for at least 4-5 years and this was the craziest set i've ever received. I…read morerealize I failed to mention I wanted to get chrome on my french tips so for that I apologize. However, it's like right as I sat down she was heavy handed with the drill to the point my fingernail started to burn. Then she made a shady comment about the type of base I wanted for my nails. She just had an attitude throughout my appointment. Regardless of all of that I still tipped her $30 on $80 just because I work in a restaurant and deal with people everyday so I know what it's like to be going through something and not wanting to work. So with that being said, I still tipped her when I could've just not tipped her. Look at these nails lmao.

Always make time for me when I walk in. Got my first set of full nails today and they came out just…read morelike the picture I showed them! Along with the fact that they make sure to get off all the dead skin and prices are not outlandish, I will always be going back here!

Sign "New Management" I'll give them a shot. Don't…read more Discount isn't given despite sign out front. -Will pressure you multiple times to get a different service. I DONT WANT "DIP" ANYTHING. -Will not do a full manicure with hot stones and paraffin wax even though you asked for it...my guess is because someone else was waiting? -Doesn't check for gel polish overrun on skin. Looks like I tried to paint my own nails. -Polish is painted on uneven. Gotta love seeing waves of transparent polish layer of hot pink. Looks great. -Will not check nail length so one hand will be longer than the other - after explaining to NOT do this because my nails are super thin and will rip off. No, I didn't tear them and no I didn't pick off old gel. -Will put cheap unpleasant lotion on your hands for a "massage" with acetone and natural nail dust still on despite asking to go wash hands first. I'm sorry, but WHY?!?! I've never been to a salon that puts lotion on top of acetone. Or after using the Dremel. And telling the customer NO to washing hands first. -Will leave with noxious smelling hands because of acetone and gross lotion despite washing them. -will regret going here and wasting $42 for something I could have done myself with the $10.99 Walmart special polish brand. The people were pleasant but just not sure what's going on here.

Five of us had reservations for a girls night. They were ready and waiting when we got there…read more Everyone was very quick, efficient, and friendly! I had a pedicure, and it was probably the best pedicure I've had in my life! I tend to get ingrown toenails, and she was very gentle and did a thorough job of fixing them, checking with me to make sure she wasn't hurting me too much and to make sure that she had gotten all of it. We are definitely going back again!

Lin does an amazing job. I really don't like the part where they take the polish off my nails but…read moreshe makes it a good experience for me and is a really sweet person.

I have been coming here the past 2 years or so for pedicures. Service is always great, staff is…read morevery nice, and prices reasonable.

I visited Taylor at Sage Nail Co. for a wax and she was fantastic! I didn't mesh well with the last…read moreesthetician/salon I'd been to, but had been wanting to give waxing another try after a long break from it. The salon is in a convenient location for me and has a calm, inviting environment. Taylor was super easy to talk to and did a great job. She made sure I knew the proper aftercare and gave me a sample on my way out. The space was clean and comfortable and I think the wax she used was great quality! I've always had a good amount of redness the day or so after a wax, but didn't experience that at all this time. I'm not sure if it was the wax, get technique, or a combination of those things, but I'd highly recommend booking with Taylor! I have my next appointment already on the books and hope to try out some of the nail services in the future too.

From the owner: We offer Natural Nail, And Waxing services! A salon in south fountain square focused on providing a…read moresafe, accepting environment and clean, modern beauty services. We offer natural nails, gel nails, nail art and design, eyebrow tinting, waxing, and more. We are a safe space for anyone and everyone.