Nail Art Spa

"I love Nail Art Spa! They have plenty of adorable people to pamper you, I see clients just walking in, that for me is a plus. Great place with grate people…oh! And they open on Sundays, if you work on the same schedule as mine!!!"

"Disclaimer: My cuticles were wrecked by a -different- salon in Texas, the day before coming here to get my nails fixed. This place is great. Clean, well lit, friendly and top quality service. I did not hear any rude language, abuse of employees, or entitlement as another review complained about, and I will admit I that as a bilingual person, I was searching for it to see if it was real. Ryan did my nails and nail art and he was wonderful. Everyone there was absolutely professional and wonderful, and I especially appreciate the gentleman at the front desk who helped me find these Christmas designs online when I could not make up my mind due to anxiety. There were no hidden fees or charges. They were clear and upfront about everything, and did not proceed with any work, unless I agreed to the price beforehand. 10/10, would go again."

"I’ve been here four times so far and haven’t been disappointed. Rosa is so talented. She takes her time, has a keen attention for detail and a ton of patience. She’s so nice too! Never been more happy with a set of nails. It’s also a clean and quiet salon. Update: Rosa does it again! She consistently does my nails so beautifully. She just painted my nails for the holiday season and they’re perfect. I get gel. I showed her a picture from Pinterest again and she delivered 110%. The oval shape is not easy and she perfects it. Always impressed."

"I was going to Jamaica for a bachelorette party and needed my cuticles cleaned. I am huge fan of press-on but decided on gel manicure for the event. I got a gel manicure and pedicure. Pedicure was $58 - very high price point for a regular gel pedicure. No spa treatment e.g wax on the heel. I was annoyed because I had to instruct the person to clean big toe since I am prone to having hang nails. Moreover, she didn't push my cuticle back either. Gel Manicure price was $40- which was done dry. She didn't soak my cuticles in warm water. I haven't had a manicure since January. Even though when I put my press on I will used the cuticle cutter but I can't do it as well as a salon. Well thats what I thought. No hand exfoliating or massage.Second day in Jamaica my nails had this brown color on the side. Total charge was $103 without tip for gel manicure and pedicure. I don't have an issue paying for service but if your going to charge your clients top dollars, at least give your clients exceptional service. How could you charge $40 for gel manicure and not soak the cuticles or give hand exfoliate and massage? The polish work was not done well because the polish was so far away from my cuticles."

"This was my first time at Nail Art Spa. I have been going to my regular nail salon for two years, but they are closed on Sundays. Since I couldn't wait until next week, I decided to try Nail Art Spa. I had a gel manicure with chrome powder and a regular pedicure. The gel manicure is advertised at $40 with an additional $15 for chrome powder, while the regular pedicure is $30. However, when it came time to pay, I was charged an extra $5, with the explanation that it was for a "strengthener" they used. Strangely, I didn't notice any significant difference in the products used compared to my regular salon, which charges a flat $40 for a gel manicure, including the "strengthener." Furthermore, I paid with a credit card, and my total bill came out to be $93.59. This was $3.59 more than I expected. my regular nail salon or many others that i tried before do not charge credit card fee. To make matters worse, after all these extra charges, I noticed that my little finger had a different chrome powder color, as you can see in the photo. It was only after I got home that I realized this. During the application of the chrome powder, it seemed like they were running low on product, and they ended up using a different, similar shade to complete my little finger. This was disappointing, as I expected all my nails to be the same color when I paid the extra $15. In addition, they began removing my gel manicure while I was getting my pedicure done. The powder was all over my clothes, and I had to breathe in the old nail polish powder, which I didn't appreciate. On a positive note, the pedicure itself was great, so I will give the salon three stars. Tip: I tipped $5 for pedicure, it was totally worth it. $10 for manicure which i regret after realizing the color difference."