Wall Nails

"Not sure why all the negative reviews but I've always had a good experience here!!"

"to preface, I have never written a review for any company/business prior to today The experience I had at Wall Nails was undeniably the worst experience I have ever had in any customer service setting. The man who did my nails was nice at first, and let me change my color without attitude. Unfortunately, his paint job was sloppily done, my nails had textured bubble-like formations and hair from the nail polish bristles in them. I pointed the flaws out one by one on each nail as he continued to paint and he kept saying he was not done yet, although it was obvious at this point the entire paint job needed to be redone. He began to redo them, and my fingernails were burned horribly. I had pulled my hand back after the last and worst burn and he looked at me with irritation and was extremely unprofessional. My reaction was instinctual due to the pain. The nicer man at the desk offered to take care of me but I will never go back again and advise the same to others. There are a few nice employees who do a good job but you take a risk not getting paired with one of them."

"WORST NAIL PLACE EVER!!! if i could give this zero stars i would. i came in at about 545 and left at 715. i asked for an acrylic full set and they gave me gel and charged me for an acrylic. the products smelled terrible and burned your hand. the whole salon smelled disgusting even with the door open. definitely wpuld not recommend"

"I normally dont get my nails done but I went here because I was given a gift card. The gift card expired because I was saving it for a special occasion (plus add the months they were closes with covid) it hit over the 1 year mark. I was disappointed they didnt honor the full amount but in all fairness it did say it would expire after 1 year, I just never noticed. I'm still giving 4 stars bc I genuinely liked the job the nail tech. did and also bc it was a very clean nice salon overall but losing a point bc as a business owner myself I would of honored the full amount on the card."