I loved it staff so nice and they also did the same exact nails I asked and also told me nice thingsread more

Sweet nail technicians who care about their work and you liking it. They listened to take care of…read moremy bumpy nails and enjoyed my Pinterest paint challenge.

Belle is both adept and adorable! I enjoyed getting my hard gel nails done by her and I appreciated…read morethat she worked with my sensitivity to the uv lights. I have previously had Layla do gel-x and she did a great job with my French style.

tl;dr: *Significant* lack of quality control, did not read or take time to accommodate my requests…read moreor have a conversation about what was reasonable vs. I wanted to help decide what would be best. Full review: A friend recommended this nail salon--their Instagram and website looked great; I was excited to try them out. Called and made (2) back-to-back appointments--pedicure and manicure, said I was open to either regular nail polish or gel, but I wanted to talk to the tech to decide about a broken (natural) nail and what we could do about it. I also mentioned I had my own bottle of polish that I was hoping, but again, not insistent we use (regular, not gel). I asked for art on the manicure, and asked for no leg massage on the pedicure. I'd seen Prose has a membership program and I was interested since wedding season is coming up. Once I arrived it was a little awkward since my tech wasn't ready/available yet, but I figured that's normal and shrugged it off. The person who greeted me immediately handed me their gel options and when my tech (Bill) came out later and saw my regular polish bottle, told me we couldn't use it (it was glitter--I applied it over the gel after the appt). I wasn't surprised they pushed gel--nearly every salon I've been to does. The tech gave me a leg massage during the pedicure--so obviously either no note was made or it wasn't read prior to my service beginning. I could've said something and didn't, so I'll own that. The UV light kept turning off before the polish could cure, so I had to keep holding my foot up higher to try to set off the motion/proximity sensor or whatever was keeping it on. I noticed after the appointment the tech cut my two big toes at different lengths so more below-nail skin shows on my left toe than my right. I always leave my big toenails a little long before a pedicure so I don't make this exact mistake, and allow a professional to do it right--that didn't help me this time. For my manicure, the tech did fix my broken nail with a nail extension, but cut and shaped my middle finger nails into different shapes--the one with the extension is visually much pointer than my other natural shape. If he hadn't cut all but 1 of my finger nails down to match them, I would assume this couldn't be avoided but obviously it was just a lack of quality control/care. I could tell by this point that he was not going to be very good at the nail art and I'd wanted to ask to remove that add-on entirely so I could do it myself later or go someplace else for better service, but didn't. I told him I just wanted my thumbs done w/ art. We couldn't fit both of the nail stickers I'd brought and wanted, so we just did one on each thumb. Obviously w/ nail stickers, more topcoat has to be applied to cover and there are bubbles in my left thumb nail--fine--I've had that happen before. He applied too much oil all over my cuticles, told me to rub it in and then rushed over to tell the receptionist what services were done. The oil smelled good, but I hate the feeling of oil on my hands--to be fair I didn't tell them this, but he also didn't need to put SO much on that I could feel myself unintentionally rubbing it into my steering wheel on the drive home. Paying took a while since the receptionist had just arrived and seemed to be a little new to her role, but I'll admit that really isn't much of a irritation--I care more about the lack of quality of the mani/pedi. I will note that there was no tip option--if I missed it that's genuinely my mistake because I still would've tipped 10% or so--I don't believe in not paying gratuity. I accidentally provided a 5-star review when I was trying to get through the iPad process to pay (the iPad and the receptionist were not moving very quickly), so that was my mistake. I asked for a printed receipt but was told they'd email it to me (they did). I noticed once I got home that he didn't push the cuticles on my fingers back, so now I'm trying to decide if I should leave them (they look stupid), or push the cuticles up and then try to overlay my glitter polish to try to smooth over the look. I also have nail stickers that might cover this issue, but that wasn't the design I had in mind. My expectations were high, but I could've settled for good/average. I have all the tools at home to do nail art stickers, I just hate trying to get a good base down on my non-dominant hand, and a professional pedicure is always better than what I can manage at home. I fully regret calling and scheduling this appointment at Prose, but I am glad I know they aren't the right salon for me *now* instead of later this year when I need service done before wedding season.

I've visited many nail salons in my life and PS Nails does a great job. My Acrylic Nails and gel…read moremanicures and pedicures last longer and don't break or chip. I keep coming back for their quality and it saves money because I don't have to keep coming back to this salon to fix broken nails or chips. Highly recommend them! Their rating should be very high. Five stars.

Amazing. I drive 45 minutes to come here. I have tried other places in a pinch and they never…read morecome close to the quality of PSNails. My nails never break, never chip and always look fabulous. The team here is the absolute BEST in MN!! Highly recommend!

I had my brows waxed and the technician was super friendly. The room had a comfortable bed to lay…read moreon in a private space. My brows looked great and the technician was very knowledgeable when asking questions and for advice on how to maintain and achieve my envisioned brows.

Salon Adagio is a nice salon for hair care but their spa area is not adequate. Which is the point…read moreof my review. I had a nice facial with Stevie yesterday . I enjoyed it and the salon's prices are very reasonable. However my time was hardly relaxing thanks to the way the salon is set up. The room where the esthetician works is just around the corner from the front reception desk. All the conversations from the desk were easy to hear. In addition the bathroom is right next door and you can hear the toilet flushing. The spa waiting room has 2 seats and is open to the salon. Yesterday there was a man who sat there the whole time talking on his cell phone. He was taking up a space that someone getting spa services could use, plus he was loud enough to hear during the facial. This set up is poor, and there are no seats by the receptionist in the salon, so anyone coming in waits in the small spa area. The salon could greatly improve by making a few modifications to their setup. For me, one of the perks of a spa treatment is relaxing afterwards. There was certainly none of that at Salon Adagio. Too bad, but I doubt if I'll come back.

I was referred to La Nail thru a friend. Went and got a mani and pedi at a reasonable price and…read morethey did a great job!! I will bring my girlfriend in so she can try it out.

I came in for a pedicure walk in and was able to be taken in. The guy who clipped my nails was very…read moreunprofessional making uncalled for comments about my toes. He also seemed to be in a big hurry to prep my nails and at one point when removing cuticles from my big toes I saw some bleeding and he seemed unbothered and proceeded as if nothing had happened - very unsanitary. He also did not cover his cough, just carelessly coughing over my feet - absolutely unacceptable. My big toes still hurt after leaving the salon. However the lady who did my massage was great and gentle and she took her time to make me comfortable and see my moneys worth. UPDATE ON MY TOENAIL TWO DAYS LATER. I GOT AN INFECTION