Gel Nails

Positive: Cleanliness, Professionalism, Punctuality, Quality, ValueI’ve been going to different nail salons in the Saginaw area for a few years now in search for a salon that I love and I’ve finally found the place! The environment is clean and cute with plants all over. The service was great! Very kind and talkative people with great technique. My nails are beautiful and not bulky or wonky. I walked in and got started right away. 12/10!I’ve been going to different nail salons in the Saginaw area for a few years now in search for a salon that I love and I’ve finally found the place! The environment is clean and cute with plants all over. The service was great! Very kind …More

I’ve been going to different nail salons in the Saginaw area for a few years now in search for a salon that I love and I’ve finally found the place! The environment is clean and cute with plants all over. The service was great! Very kind and talkative people with great technique. My nails are beautiful and not bulky or wonky. I walked in and got started right away. 12/10!

Critical: Quality, ValueI just left this salon about an hour ago ago. We went here bc it’s the only one open on Sunday and so they take advantage of that and charge an extra $5 for each service, which I agreed to once I found out since it’s not clearly listed anywhere. My 5 yr old niece got a basic mani that took 10 minutes = $30. The glitter is clumpy and bits of it are already starting to come off. As an amateur who paints my own nails, I know that you need more than 1 layer of top coat to seal in large glitter particles. But sci m I to argue with someone who has almost 20 years of doing nails. The older one wanted a black tip French manicure bc the owner doesn’t do flame designs. They were both put under a dryer which created bubbles that wasn’t apparently in the salon but it was really obvious once we were outside. We went back inside right when we saw the bubbles to explain this but the lady owner insisted they were not bubbles, didn’t care to go outside to clearly see what we’re talking about, and even suggested that my niece messed it up even though she didn’t touch or do anything to her nails. The owner lady put another clear top coat on her nails and put them under the dryer again, but that didn’t fix the problem. The bubbles are still there yet I paid $35 for the service. I pick my battles and decided not to be confrontational, so just left after paying $67 for both manis. I didn’t leave a tip bc there was an extra $10 charge already and the owners get 100% of all the services. This experience was very disappointing. The owners seem like nice people, but this is business so most likely I won’t come back. I know this review may not affect their business very much but hopefully it will at least give you a fair warning. I think maybe they’re only good at doing Shellac manis bc it’s fast drying.Service: ManicureI just left this salon about an hour ago ago. We went here bc it’s the only one open on Sunday and so they take advantage of that and charge an extra $5 for each service, which I agreed to once I found out since it’s not clearly listed …More

I just left this salon about an hour ago ago. We went here bc it’s the only one open on Sunday and so they take advantage of that and charge an extra $5 for each service, which I agreed to once I found out since it’s not clearly listed anywhere. My 5 yr old niece got a basic mani that took 10 minutes = $30. The glitter is clumpy and bits of it are already starting to come off. As an amateur who paints my own nails, I know that you need more than 1 layer of top coat to seal in large glitter particles. But sci m I to argue with someone who has almost 20 years of doing nails. The older one wanted a black tip French manicure bc the owner doesn’t do flame designs. They were both put under a dryer which created bubbles that wasn’t apparently in the salon but it was really obvious once we were outside. We went back inside right when we saw the bubbles to explain this but the lady owner insisted they were not bubbles, didn’t care to go outside to clearly see what we’re talking about, and even suggested that my niece messed it up even though she didn’t touch or do anything to her nails. The owner lady put another clear top coat on her nails and put them under the dryer again, but that didn’t fix the problem. The bubbles are still there yet I paid $35 for the service. I pick my battles and decided not to be confrontational, so just left after paying $67 for both manis. I didn’t leave a tip bc there was an extra $10 charge already and the owners get 100% of all the services. This experience was very disappointing. The owners seem like nice people, but this is business so most likely I won’t come back. I know this review may not affect their business very much but hopefully it will at least give you a fair warning. I think maybe they’re only good at doing Shellac manis bc it’s fast drying.