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    Ocean Nails

    2.8 (70 reviews)
    ModerateNail Salons
    Closed 9:30 am - 7:30 pm

    Services - Ocean Nails

    Manicure

    Manicure and pedicure

    Nail fill-in

    Nail polish change

    Nail polish removal

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    Color: LDS 182 $45 for a dip mani!
    Eva S.

    I came here on a weekend as a walk-in for dip powder nails. I came around 10am and was glad they were open early on a weekend (9:30 am). Dip was $45 and I would recommend bringing cash. They only take cash tip and while they have an ATM, it's easiest to bring cash ahead of time. My nail tech spent a good amount of time making sure that the dip looked like they were part of my natural nails, since that was what I had mentioned at the beginning. She was also attentive to the shape of nails that I wanted and overall did a really nice job! I would say this salon was low-key no frills (meaning there was no hot towel to warm your hands, nor hand massage with lotion), but no matter! I did not come here for a spa-like experience. My mani was speedy but high quality. I was in-and-out in a snap, which I appreciated and actually preferred, since I was visiting from out of town and was meeting up with friends right after. I would come back for an efficient, high quality dip manicure. Thanks, Ocean Nails!

    Dip Powder Manicure
    Lindsey E.

    I have been going to Ocean Nails for several months now and would highly recommend it for their Dip Powder Manicure services! I always request to have Tony, and he never disappoints! He always shapes my nails beautifully and usually completes the removal/application process within an hour. He isn't super talkative, which I really appreciate. I work a customer service job and make small talk all day, so it's great having someone just get to business and still make me feel comfortable! The other nail techs are very friendly and welcoming as well, and always pop over to the desk to comment on the color or shape of the nails. The cost is very reasonable as well. $45 prior to tip, and the manicure usually lasts 3-4 weeks on average before they're grown out and need to be redone.

    219 is not only glow in the dark but also looks completely different on your hand but seemed simply due to poor quality from the nail tech.

    I normally would absolutely never leave a negative review. However I decided to in this instance in order to save somebody else from experiencing the horror I was put through yesterday. When I arrived I was the only one in the salon. I asked for dips for my hands and regular polish for my toes. I specifically asked if the dips had matching regular polish for my toes and was told yes. I selected what I thought to be a pale yellow color of the dips. The man went to work on my nails and a different woman who I assume is the owner brings over a couple different regular polish colors to match the dip color. The first choice was not similar but the second choice looked close enough that I didn't think anyone would be able to notice. When the man finished my nails I thought it was odd that the color I received was not what it looked like on the sample stick. The dip powder appeared uneven but ultimately I thought well it's not THAT bad right? I move over for my pedicure which was done by a different nail tech. He seemed to do a nice job but after the polish dried I noticed it again looked absolutely nothing like the color I thought I picked. At this point I am very frustrated but the salon was now busy and I didn't really have the time to wait for them to fix it because I was leaving for my honeymoon the next day and had little time to spare. Unfortunately once I made it home and stepped into my dark apartment I was absolutely horrified to discover the dip color on my nails glowed in the dark. I immediately drove back to the salon extremely upset. Unfortunately the woman who I assume is the owner was extremely rude and blamed the poor service and awful colors on me and told me if I wanted it redone I would have to pay for it. Not wanting to give them another dime I said just take it off because I refused to go on my honeymoon with glow in the dark nails. I never received any apology or any form of explanation for why the color was not marked as being glow in the dark. She blamed my fingers for being the reason the colors looked different and tried to show me a different dip powder container that was bright highlighter yellow and was absolutely not the container used on my nails. She eventually stated she would put new regular polish on for no additional charge. Had I known the absolutely horrible condition she would leave my hands I absolutely would not have accepted. Please see below photos of the colors they claimed match and the after of the condition she left my hands in. A five year old could have done a better job. Do not go to this salon unless you would like to have terrible nails, rough and rude service, and a complete lack of accountability for poor service. And unless you are looking for glow in the dark, do not select number 219 in the dip powder since instead of marking it as glow in the dark as I recommended, she simply threw it back with all the other colors. Wish I could leave this as zero stars.

    Nails

    The lady tried to do French nails and did them about 4 times before giving up and telling me she's done and I asked if she could add a second coat. She yelled no and said I'm done. Then she said she couldn't do and that the other man would do it. I wasted hours and then he would not do a French tip he said he would only do plain white with regular. Even tho they charged me extra. He then midway told me he's not going to finish doing my nails, and told me to leave. Horrible place. They are also unsanitary. I paid 41$ for this

    They don't even look that great
    Taria M.

    My friend and I set appointments for 2:30. We both wanted a gel pedicure. I wanted a dip manicure and my friend needed a fill-in. Shortly after arriving, they seated us in the pedicure chairs. My friend's pedicure was fine as was mine until it became time for scrubbing. The woman who was doing my pedicure decided to start scrubbing my feet while they were DRY. Who does that?! During the middle of our pedicures it began raining. Because of the rain, the power went out just before our pedicures were finished. Once the pedicures were done, my friend and I asked if they would be able to even do our nails still. They assured us they would. They sat us both in the chairs to get our nails done. The lady who had done my pedicure can only do gel or regular manicures so I had to wait for someone else to be finished before the two ladies who can do acrylic nails and dip powder nails were available. After waiting until about 4:10 (25 minutes after the pedicure was done) one of the ladies who was doing someone's pedicure comes over to me to start prepping my nails. As she was clipping my cuticles she ended up clipping too much and I begin bleeding. Instead of putting something on it to help stop the bleeding, she just takes her finger and applies pressure. Meanwhile, my friend has been sitting and waiting. That day was my birthday so my friend and I were beginning to worry about our time since we had dinner reservations at 5:30. When I made my appointment I thought that giving them 2.5 hours (2:30-5) would be enough time....apparently not. When it was 4:20 I asked again if they would still be able to do our nails because we had to leave by 5pm. They assured us that both my friend and I would be done by 5. Because the power is still out, they're using the flashlights on their phones to continue working. At this point my friend is really pissed because she's been sitting and waiting for 45 mins. She begins talking to me about how she is just gonna go somewhere else the next day to get her nails done instead but the place she normal goes to doesn't have chrome and she was looking forward to getting chrome on her nails. The person next to her hears her say that she wanted chrome nails so she recommended a place in the mall saying they they had chrome and they were really good. Then, the lady who had just begun my nails snaps at her and says, "If they're so good why are you here?!" After some other people in the salon finished the employees realized that the card machine wasn't going to work so everyone in the salon had to pay in cash. Multiple customers didn't have cash so they tried to go to the ATMs nearby but they weren't working either. Some customers just paid with the amount of cash they had and others agreed to come back the next day and pay. Now it's only me and my friend left in the shop. It's about 4:50pm and the lady who previous snapped at the other customer is finishing my nails. My friend decided not to get anything else done because it was too close to the time we needed to leave. Once she finished my nails right at 5, it was time for payment. Luckily I had taken out cash right before I went to the salon, but my friend didn't take out cash. I had enough cash for me, but not enough to cover my friend too. When my friend told them she didn't have cash they didn't try to make a deal with her like they did the other customers. One of the ladies said, "okay the I'll go with you to the ATM!" Obviously that wasn't going to work if the power was out at all the ATMs nearby like the two customers previously told us. At this point it's 5:05 and I'm annoyed. I asked if anyone had venmo, PayPal, cash app, etc. One of the employees said she had Apple Pay. My friend paid with Apple Pay but it was a much longer and more annoying process than it had to be. Not only were the employees rude, unprofessional, and biased (or dare I say racist), but they are MONEY HUNGRY. Their prices are outrageous. There is NO WAY that a gel pedicure should cost $45. I know I'll never be going back there again and you shouldn't either.

    The young man who did my pedicure has no idea what he is doing. I told him I wanted to keep the length and he clipped them away before I could stop him. They turned out extremely top sided and I asked him to fix it and he tried to but didn't. He got paint all over my toes as well. The lady doing my grandmothers pedicure was so rough, she had to tell her at least 5 times that she was hurting her.

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    i've been here a few times. they do great pedicures and dip manicures. friendly staff and great experience

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    9 years ago

    Under new ownership they've remodeled and the techs are amazing. Best pedi in town for sure and I love the new line of colors for shellac.

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    Ask the Community - Ocean Nails

    How much is a dip manicure?

    $45 for one solid color. (prior to tip) I believe it's an extra $10-15 for french tip.

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    Review Highlights - Ocean Nails

    Taylor did my shellac manicure; the shape, length, and polish was perfect.

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    5.0(2 reviews)
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    If you could have a top shelf experience for nails, this is it! It's no frills nail care done with…read morehigh-quality products and skillful attention to detail. I was in Ann Arbor for a few days and wanting to get a pedicure. I'd mentally resolved that I would not be able to get my nails done on a Sunday. However, I went down State Street to grab some lunch. As I exited the restaurant with my to go order in hand, I looked up and saw the nail sign on in an upstairs window across the street. It took me a while to find the right door to go into to get to the nail salon; however, I was successful. You enter in a small door that's nestled between a couple of businesses and have to take the stairs up to the second floor, where Athena Nails is located (along with some other small businesses). I went in half expecting them to actually be closed (despite the sign being on), or unavailable to take me at that time. I have my lunch in hand and needed to be back at my hotel in about 80 minutes. I was shocked when the woman said that she could take me immediately, but I readily agreed. It's a suite space, so there were two pedicure chairs, and 2 or 3 individual nail stations. One pedicure chair was already occupied, so I took the second. I only use regular polish on my natural nails (no gel, SNS, or acrylics). Even though I'd noted this at intake, I had to clarify this once in the chair as the experience seemed, we were headed for gel polish. Once clarified, my nail technician quickly, switched gears and went to collect colors that were close to the shade. I chosen from the options originally provided. I was surprised to see that the regular polishes were all from a luxury brand (Hermès) but it made the slightly higher price I was quoted make sense. I see the experience is no frills, because it was just a straight pedicure. None of the extra add-ons that lots of nail shops offer these days. No paraffin wax or hot stones or scented waters; no massage chairs; etc. The chair did have a basin for hot water to sit your feet in, but it didn't do anything special. The technician cared for my nails, painted them, applied some special oils to them, and then lotioned my feet. I was able to eat my lunch (a salad) as she worked. I got out of there on time to get back to my hotel. Once I got to my hotel, I was able to change clothes without ruining my pedicure. It was completely dry with just the products she used. I didn't need time with my feet under a fan or anything else. Here's the kicker: I am now, two weeks out from this experience, and my polish still looks fresh. My toe nails are just now starting to show the first sign of even growing out the tiniest bit. If I lived locally, I'd patronize this place again and again.

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