Lana, my nail tech, listened to what I wanted and did EXACTLY what I asked of her. She was…read moremeticulous and didn't rush the job. I have beautiful nails right now. Medium long, square round, hump in the middle, tapered to the tip and not blunt or thick, curved down a little bit over finger, excellent gel color and protective gloss coatings (s). Will go back.

First time trying the SNS treatment! I love it. SNS stands for Signature Nail Systems and it…read morestrengthens your real nails and allows them to grow longer which is exactly what I needed! I've been growing out my real nails with gel and powder acrylic refills for about 2 years. I kept removing them and so that's why it took so long for my nails to grow. But now they're the perfect length but weak as hell. My friend recommended the SNS treatment and what a game changer. My nail technician was amazing! They first had to remove my powder and that took a while since the layers were thick. It took maybe 4 dips in nail polish remover to peel it all off. Then as my nail technician was filing them, one nail broke! It's not bad but you can definitely tell it's too short. I opted to leave it as is because it'll grow back. I didn't want to add a fake tip. SNS is powder but it's much finer than the acrylic powder. It feels like flour. They dip your fingers in the powder and flick your finger to get rid of the excess. Imagine my face when they dipped my fingers in the powder! It's like magic. I know I've referred to the acrylic powder as nail cocaine in my other reviews as a joke before but SNS is actually nail cocaine. Even the colour is a powder they dip your fingers into! They then apply a top coat. They dip your fingers maybe 2 times in the SNS powder and then 3 times for the colour powder depending on how smoothly it sticks. The nail polish coat is applied after every dip. You then get everything smoothed out with their drill machine. The end feeling is so great. It feels light and airy but your nails are strong! It's also not thick like the gel or acrylic powder. It cost me $50 with taxes and tip first time around because they had to remove my acrylic but next time it should be $35. The only con is that the SNS colours aren't as nice as the regular nail polish colours. But I can overlook that since it'll make my real nails much stronger

This is hands down my favorite salon. 1) They have the best…read morequality products, I get a gel polish change once every 3-4 weeks since the polish NEVER chips. 2) The prices are extremely fair - $25 for polish change with gel is such a good deal. 3) All the manicurists are very talented, careful, and are perfectionists. I cannot stress how great this place is!

Always had a great service with them. They are meticulous and great at making design on nails…read more Vivian the owner is suiper friendly. A great place I do recommend.

this is honestly the worst nail salon I've ever been to. I only went there because Kate Nails, in…read morethe same mall, is closed on Sundays and I completely forgot. I showed up without an appointment to get my eyebrows done. I also needed my nails and toes done, but since my aunt caught a serious infection at this place (and still has to apply Polysporin till this day), I decided to only do my eyebrows and wait until the weekday for the rest. I had already tried this salon before and the nails don't even last a week, so I had already crossed it off my list. But I was too lazy to drive all the way to Fairview just for my eyebrows. They asked me to wait, which is fair. While waiting, I watched the woman who was supposed to serve me perform a full pedicure WITHOUT gloves, using a foot file to remove dead skin, the whole thing. When it was finally my turn, I simply asked if she could wash her hands before touching my face. That's when everything blew up. She started yelling at me, saying that if I wasn't comfortable, she didn't have to serve me and I could leave. I explained that my request was completely reasonable, especially after her hands had been in foot water the entire time. She wouldn't stop yelling. I told her this was basic hygiene, especially since she was about to touch my face. She claimed she had washed her hands, but she only had a brown paper towel in her hands. Maybe she splashed a bit of water, but there's no way she properly washed her hands with soap in 2 seconds the client she was serving was still there! Because I couldn't understand everything due to her accent, I said "I don't understand," and she then told me, she didn't feel well, refused to do my eyebrows, and told me to leave. All of this just because I asked her to wash her hands after doing a pedicure without gloves. LIKE WHO DOES THAT! I asked to speak to the owner, who said something like, "Maybe she didn't like how you asked" (even though I asked politely, was i supposed to beg her), and then told me to leave in a disrespectful manner, worst than the original lady. This place clearly has serious hygiene issues. They do not properly clean or disinfect their tools between clients -- which is exactly how my aunt got her infection. On top of that, simply asking them to wash their hands before touching a client's face gets you kicked out. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AT ALL. They also always demand cash payments, forcing clients to withdraw money from the TD ATM in the mall even though they have a debit machine, clearly to avoid declaring all their income. I reported this to the CRA for tax fraud and requested them to get repeatedly audited, filed a complaint with Health and Safety Québec, and am now contacting the body that issued their license! This is dangerous for public health. I have never gone this far or pulled a so-called "Karen move," but this place needs to be investigated. A file is already open, and I encourage anyone who experienced similar situations to report them as well. They have no respect for their clients and think they can treat people however they want without consequences. Unfortunately for them, they picked the wrong person. I will continue to follow up and push these complaints forward. I also reported that their name on Google and social media is not the same as the one displayed in the mall (Folie Ongle), likely because they accumulated too many bad reviews under their real name and decided to start over. I've lived in Lachine for 20 years. This is a small salon that relies on locals to survive, and I will make sure people know how dirty and unprofessional this place is. Seriously what kind of salon reacts like this when someone simply asks them to wash their hands?! How dirty!!

they were fast.. way too fast. I went it in for acrylic nail extensions and the result was…read moreterrible. When the tech was done my nails were crooked, uneven they were so thick I though she used cement and there were bubbles in the color. She rushed the job as soon as she saw someone else walk in. I was not satisfied at all. I literally took them off the next day and re-did them elsewhere. Do not go here for acrylic unless you love to look cheap.

absolutely wonderful experience! Andrew is lovely, and my nails have never looked betterread more

Second time getting my nails done ever! This place was…read morehighly recommended by coworkers. I went in for a refill (they tidy up your nails with powder (I call it nail cocaine) and a new polish colour) and it cost me 40$ with tax and tip. Not cheap and I'm not sure they did a much better job than the last place I went to. The place is hard to find unless you know your way around the Montreal downtown underground. It's in the tunnel that connects PVM and Centre Eaton. They close at 7pm on Mondays and I finish work at 6pm. When I got there there were already 3 people finishing up so I really thought they weren't going to have time to fit me in but it wasn't a problem. The removal of my old polish was really fast. The man had all sorts of gadgets and tools. Then he cut my fake nail tips, applied the nail powder (cocaine), and finished up with nail filling (I originally thought you file the nail and then apply the powder). The guy who shaped my nails was a pro! He was filling it every direction making sure every inch of my nails were cut evenly and smoothly. It was great! The part that turned it into just an ok visit was the application of the colour which was done by a lady. The colour I wanted was mislabeled and so they didn't have it in stock anymore. I had to choose another colour on the spot so I'm not completely in love with it. And also, the lady who painted my nails painted one of them crooked. You can't see it when my fingers are together but you can totally tell once the finger is alone. For 40$, I don't think that should happen. Maybe my nail is misshapen but shouldn't they fix that then? Instead of using gel polish that is just polish, she used the kind you put in the little cooker thingy. I don't think I like that method because, even though it's faster, I don't think it feels or looks as good. In the grand scheme of things, it's small. They still did an ok job and it is a very convenient location. They were also very friendly. Verdict is still out on wether I'll return.

I've been going to this nail salon for almost 3 years now, and I only have good things to say! I'm…read morealways pleased with how my nails turn out, and everyone who works here is so kind and welcoming. They are so efficient and the quality of their work is incredible, plus they have a huge selection of colours. I moved across the city about a year ago, but I still make the trek all the way to NDG just to get my nails done here.

This was $72 not including my tip. The artist I got was super nice and friendly and very fast. But…read moreoverall the experience was not worth the price.

Excellent way to spend a vacation day for my husband and I. We loved our pedicures and the staff…read morewas very friendly and did a wonderful job!

I went there 3 times, there is only 2 persons and a manager…read more Its easy to take a rendez vous. One of the girls is professional. The other one is very very very rude and don't do the work properly : first time she put a chelac that went away In one of my nails after few days. The second time I asked nicely a question, she called the manager and were passive agressive. If you want to do your nails there, you have to go silent and ask no questions, it's either you will be ignored or yelled at. Very very bad experience. I am going back to k2spa in griffintown which I recommend so much! Even it's a bit far from my place now.

As close to perfect as it can get. The only reason it's not is because their gel colours are…read moreordinary. It's why I don't think I'll make this my regular salon. This salon is very close to my house, accepts credit and debit, uses higher quality gel, hydrates your hands after, AND it only cost me $51 tax and tip in. I mean, it doesn't get better than that. Oh and they call you back! Sunday is the only day they open at 11am instead of 10am. I didn't know this so I called at 10:30 to see if they had room to do my gel refill. They called back at 10:50! I didn't even leave a message. They just redialed. I get there for 11:15am and I tell the nail technician what I want and from there it's very straightforward. Filing, cutting, cuticle cutting, etc. And then the part that I was really impressed by. They actually use gel instead of powder. The gel has a consistency of honey and you cure right after applying but the results are better for the same effect. Most nail places will use the powder (or nail cocaine as I call it) which is cheaper but then charge way more. The only upside of the powder is they can more easily shape your nails. I've had nail technicians make my nails a bit longer with the powder to save having to apply another fake nail when I'm only missing a little bit of height. Also I did find curing the gel was a bit painful. It would feel like my nails were on fire for like a mini-second when I put my hand in the machine. After applying the gel, she filed them a bit more and made sure they all were the same height(many places don't do this because they think it'll be ok but then I leave and they are crooked). I wash my hands, and we apply the polish and top coat. Finish off with a little hand massage with hydrating cream. It was a perfect manicure.

Didn't like my experience. the girl cut me when she cute my nails . The nails polish was not apply…read morenice, they don't have a lot of colors. I also ask when I call for someone specific ( because a friend refer me) they told me yes when I call but when I arrive the girl was doing a manicure to someone else and was not available. Not gone go there anymore

I've trusted Jason with my nails for 15 years and there's a reason I keep coming back. The team is…read morewarm, professional, and great with custom designs--from clean classics to more creative sets. My manicures are always even, durable, and exactly the shape I ask for. The salon is spotless, appointments run on time, and the quality is consistent. If you want nails that look good and last, check them out.

Absolutely the worst nail salon I've ever been too. I asked for ombré, the technician said she…read morecould do it matter of fact she even asked for a review on Google while doing my nails. Once she finished I took a look and couldn't believe she actually thought I was going to leave with my nails like this. I kindly said I couldn't except these nails and that instead of ombré I would have them all pink. She called the owner he took a look and accepted that she fix my nails. She buffed my nails and did one coat of pink didn't even put my nails under UV so they can be clear didn't even cream my hands or put oil on them and for a manicure and a pedicure I was charged $130. DO NOT GO THERE ! All this to have my nail polish cheeping after 48hours. Terrible place and service.