Beautiful Nail Spa

"The girl that owns this shop and her employees Are The best in town. I have been coming to this shop for 20 years. They are very professional."

"Pretty ok if you have a nail emergency and can manage to get in. Caution for waxing though, some skin was removed along with hair. The ladies were quite nice, however paragon machine was broken on 2 visits"

"I like it there, been going for 6 months. They make everything casual and detailed. Has a homey feel. ❤️"

"Friendly staff, clean establishment, and beautiful work (willing to create new colors & designs)"

"I really thought about rating this establishment based solely on services or the experience as a whole. Either way the service was as sub par just as my experience. Quick summary: Rushed pedicure service with clumpy polish, uneven nail trim, incomplete color coverage, and lackluster pumice scrub. Regular pedicure $20 The polish color selection is limited. The selection was limited based on them having a lot of the same colors but varying polish brands. Later I realized some polishes weren’t put back on the wall and some were at the manicure stations. I went on a Wednesday afternoon, there weren’t many people being serviced (2 men), and the shop was quiet. It took me less than 5 mins to decide on the awful colors I chose but one woman kept telling me the pedicurist was waiting for me. Strike one. I sat down, said hello, and the pedicurist set the massage function for the chair. She never introduced herself and never made eye contact. Some people work and stay quiet and I am ok with that. She filed and snapped my cuticles then put me in the water. One foot soaked for 5 mins the other for 2 mins. The pumice scrub was less than stellar. It was more of a rub than scrub. The entire process was over before it began. The polish application was splotchy; cotton fibers from the alcohol swab were painted over; and she had to clean around the cuticles for the sloppy application for 8 out of 10 toes. It was insulting because I didn’t notice some toes weren’t completely polished on the sides. After the speedy service, I was sat in front of a tv with gel nail dryer. It felt like I sat under the dryer longer than the soak and polish. Strike 2. I was asked to pay while I transitioned to the dryer. She stood over me as I looked through my wallet then a few moments more after I gave her the $20. I tipped $3 begrudgingly after waiting for them to give me the okay to leave. When I gave her the tip, I told her thank you and have a good day, she said “uh huh,” and waved me off. Strike 3. Overall I don’t know if this was a bad time, bad day, an unconcerned nail technician or just sub par service. There may be better days, technicians, or services but I disliked my experience (thus the small tip). I’m not the type to make a deal about services like this. I wasn’t going to make them redo my nails or start over because it wasn’t going to go over well."