I know my nails will always come out the way I want them to. They get pretty busy on Saturdays so…read moreyou need to plan ahead to get them done if you are on a time crunch.

I got a mani and a pedi at MT nails after a friend recommended it. This was the fifth nail spot…read moreI've tried in Macon and is my favorite of the bunch. The friendly staff did a great job on my nails. We walked in and there wasn't much of a wait even though the salon got very full. It is clearly a popular spot! There were many Polish options, including OPI, and the polishes were carefully maintained--everything was very clean and tidy.

They can get pretty busy but have always been able to accommodate walk-ins. The place is fairly…read moreclean and spacious. They offer complementary drinks (including wines). The techs are competent and quick, but it can sometimes be hard to understand. I've also had techs here that were overly chatty even when I didn't feel like talking. They also have waxing services.

I found them here on Yelp and called to make my appointment. I spoke with Rebecca. She was gracious…read moreand respectful. I requested her to do my nails because I saw a positive review mentioning her but she assured me that Hannah could do just as well. Unfortunately that was not true! Hannah was nice but clearly not experienced with the dip powder technique. It was like she was practicing on me, a paying customer. She used her fingernail to scrape off the existing old gel polish on one of my nails and I asked her why she wasn't using her implements? She said "so I don't hurt you" ??? Her application of the powder was clumsy. I finally asked the owner to take over. She did and my nails look stunning! Whew! She saved the day. My advice is do not book clients with inexperienced techs!!! It's frustrating and unprofessional. The lady behind me asked Rebecca to take over her pedicure because the guy who was working on her clearly didn't know what he was doing either!! This is not ok when we come in to support your business. Retrain your staff or hire qualified professionals. 4 stars for the final result. 1 star for the unprofessionalism.

Beautiful and precise work done. Love the cleanliness and spaciousness of the salon. I made an…read moreappointment and was in and out with one of my favorite manicures I've ever had. Cannot wait to come back.

The lady was nice. If you're a traveler, skip it. My eyebrows aren't awful but I'm upset about…read morelosing important length between my eyebrows.

Great nail salon! Very attentive and affordable. Will go back! My nail tech asked questions and…read moremade my nails perfect.

Quick service and reasonable prices. The nail tech was…read moresuper helpful with length and colors! I will definitely go back!

I've been coming here for four years. Went in for a toe polish change (no pedi) and a gel manicure…read more It took almost an HOUR just to get the polish change, and there is polish all over my skin. The nail polish is not smooth at all on my toes. Not sure if it's the brand of polish or what but it doesn't look like it took 55 minutes to do. Then no one ever came and got me to do my manicure even though I asked two different workers. So I paid for my polish change and left. Very disappointed.

Friendly staff and clean space, but my brows were thinned much more than I asked. I showed a photo,…read morepointed out the exact hairs, and stressed keeping them full. I'm visiting from Atlanta, so I should know better than to try someone new -- now I'm stuck waiting for them to grow out. Brows are SO important. I'll stick to threading--waxing goes wrong too fast. If you do go, over-explain exactly what you want and still be careful; even that didn't work for me. Will update with before and after pics soon.

Yushica was awesome! I booked a mani/pedi for my daughter and I and we were both happy with the…read morefinal results. I especially appreciate the gentleness she showed to my injured leg when doing the pedicure. We will definitely be back!

Not sure of this place. As you can see from my picture, it was practically empty when I arrived. I…read moresat for about 40 minutes, and several people came in after that 40 minutes and were getting service before me. So, let me explain better. After the one and then two and three techs finished with the people who were there when I walked in, they proceeded to do the people who came in after me. Now, I have to say that is poor service, and a horrible vibe to be in. You know me looking at them, "like what the world," and they looking up at the ceiling all foolish as ever...lol So I can't tell you about the quality because I didn't get service. Of course, I can't be sticking around for some mess like that. I know me, and I'll start reading them the Riot Act and telling them about ethical stuff. But on my way out of the shop, a girl told me about Nail Couture; she said they are the best. I'll let you all know!

They use good quality products. They used SNS powder. My nails look great…read more I will go back.

I can no longer recommend this place to anyone for anything! This used to be a nice place but my,…read morehow things have changed. Something is wrong here, very, very wrong! As you may recall, a Macon police officer exposed himself in a hair salon, allegedly, and that's when things got weird. Many of the employees were paranoid, nervous and quite obvious that this was a subject not to be discussed. At the time it hadn't come out in the paper of WHAT shop it was. You can do a simple google search for this and verify it, if you wish. I then noticed a lot of male customers dropped this place. Finally, I did too. I believe many men were now uncomfortable with being in there after this happened. It appears to me that most of their clientele that is left is older white women. There are several problems with this shop that need to be addressed, fixed before they become unmanageable, or maybe it's already too late. The tension in the air is usually fairly obvious there now. They used to keep up with trends and new color styles and products; now I wonder if they buy their hair products at the dollar store. The woman who cut my hair was good. Notice I said WAS. She had customers for years. We all went through her divorce with her, her ups and mainly downs. But, enough is enough. She's about 49 going on 24. There are younger women who work there and face it, she's never going to fit in with a crowd that young (or skinny jeans for that matter). There is a personality problem within the ranks. Not sure what's going on there but they used to be chatty cathys and now silence. I have family in the Mid West and my mother was very ill this last winter. I was there much longer than I anticipated or wanted to be. But, when your mother is in the hospital with a life-threatening condition, who can pack up and leave knowing that she could die at any moment? She was in the hospital for FOUR times. Fortunately, I was able to stay and fortunately, she recovered but it was very emotionally draining for our family and me. I come back down here and call this woman for a hair cut. And, as I said, she had cut my hair for years. Finally, back in town where there isn't an accent and hopefully a friendly, familiar smile after a long and difficult trip. She has caller ID and answers the phone with an icy hello and greeting. She's mad. She's mad because I am a commodity to her and when I'm out of town, she's loosing money. I'm not going to leave while my mother is deathly ill just so that she can start making money off me again. That's what it amounts to. Now, I'm not being overly sensitive. I Walked in and she walked over with an angry sneer on her face, harsh tone in her voice and a brush ripping through my hair roughly. That hurts! Oh, she was mad, no question about it. Then all she could do was complain about how poorly they had cut my hair, this and that. And she was cussing. She wasn't cussing me directly but what they'd done to my hair and how what they said was a lie but used words that mean a lie but shouldn't be used in a business setting. You know, BS. But, she didn't say BS but the whole words again and again, among other four-letter words. The owner is sitting ten feet away from her. This woman's getting loud. You'd think that the owner would have said something to her in private that her actions are inappropriate. But, the next appointment same thing. On one visit, I had an Atlanta Falcon's ball cap on and she literally yanked that off my head before I had a chance to remove it. How's that for unfriendly behavior? This went on for FIVE visits. It's as if she were punishing me because I wasn't there to let her take my money and she's suffering because of lost income, and I tip very well 20% to 30%! After the fifth visit, she had gotten out it of her system but I'd had enough this attitude. She's done this for the last three years when I'd go out of town and she'd loose money from me. I'm not married to her. I'm not dating her. I'm not getting anything from her but an attitude and I decided it's time for a divorce. Her ex husband is now happy and I am now happy. Although, please understand that we're not happy together. :) I believe other people are now happy too as when I would walk in for my appointment, most of the employees would be just sitting around playing on their cell phones. Hmm, idle time means no customers.

my favorite place to get my hair cut and styled in macon! not only do they accept walk ins, but…read moretheir prices are great compared to many other high-end salons but they do equally if not a better job than many others! Yong and Annabelle have both done my hair and they do a fabulous job!