I would rate this salon zero stars if I could for reasons ranging from cleanliness, variable prices, unethical business practices/hospitality, and questionable work. I initially came across Paris Nails online and the photos made the salon appear clean and bright, so I took a chance. Upon my initial visit, I noticed that the salon looked nothing like the photos, especially the pedicure area. Having already made the long trip I took a chance and had Hoang Nyguen or "B" place a new set of dip onto my nails. He was not friendly or talkative which was fine as I enjoy quiet time when I can get it. I also noticed that he does not do the usual hand and arm massage that other salons generally do, but again, I was ok with it as I was very pleased with how my initial nails came out. My first visit was $38 (without the tip) as I have short nails and like to keep them that way for work. The next few visits I started to notice a downhill trend as he randomly increased the price which made me feel uncomfortable inside so I decided to call back on two separate days to inquire how much a dip soak off/reapplication would cost, each time being an amount other than what he was charging me. I should have not returned on that principle alone. Once again I turned a blind eye until he started cutting corners to the point where my nails would not even last me a week before cracking/splitting down the center. One time I had two nails crack in under 24 hours. The final straw was when I called and tried to schedule my usual 10 am appointment which was unavailable, not a problem, I took a 2:30 instead. As usual, I extended the offer to arrive early to soak off my nails. The woman told me no, arrive at 2:30 and don't be late. Then when I went to hang up she said yes and began teetering between 2:15, then 2 then back to what I thought was 2:30. I felt I could not get a straight answer at the moment and was being pulled back at work, so I had to get off the phone. I show up to my 2:30 pm appointment and immediately wash my hands, then head to the cash register to pay ahead of time to avoid hunting for a card with wet nails. I sit in Hoang's chair, and he begins to soak off the process. As we do not conversate I placed my headphones on and get about 5 minutes into a TED talk before the owner comes over begins being very loud beside me. I take my headphones off to see what all the commotion is about and to my surprise she is yelling at me! I was shocked, what did I do? Everyone in the shop became quiet and was now staring in my direction. She accused me of being late because I had extended the offer to arrive early for my nails to be soaked off and didn't. Not enjoying being the center of attention I asked her to lower her volume as I cordially try to explain what was said. She continued to be loud berating me, yelling how I messed up her entire afternoon schedule. I was stunned. Having just seen me pay I offered to leave if she would refund my money and I would be on my way, that in no way do I wish to derail her schedule. She flat-out told me no. Coming to the realization that this woman has no couth or tact I went to put on my headphones back on and she told me that I needed to listen to her. I knew in that instance I would never return. In the end, I blame myself for overlooking the state of the shop, the poor quality of work that went downhill with time. I would not overlook being treated like dirt for my own kindness. It is said we all make our own Karma, and she is most definitely writing hers. You cannot continue to treat people so poorly without it eventually catching up to you. Don't forget to check reviews like I did and paid for it as I am not the first person, she's done this too. She even locked someone inside! Best of luck if you choose to give your business to this dive. read more