French Tips

I would not recommend this nail salon to anyone! The most unsanitary place I have ever been. The girl who did my nails had my fingers bleeding so bad to where I had blood all over my hands. Decided to soak my nails to try and remove them since she was making such a mess! The horrible thing is she put the acetone back into the bottle to reuse with it having blood in it from my fingers!!! When leaving her paint job was horrible but she never came back to see how they came out. No one in the shop was willing to fix them for me. I left and went to another nail salon to get the paint job redone. So unhappy with the service I received and disgusted by the fact that she didn’t clean any of the items blood got on.

I have been going to French Tips for about a year now. I really love working with Paige. She is friendly and does everything the way that i like! She always makes sure that I leave with my nails looking amazing. They last several weeks — rarely do they chip. I do ask for them to add bond aid to my acrylics and a rose coat for the body of my nails. This is a personal preference and may not be necessary for everyone.

I love this nail salon. Every time I go in the staff is always friendly and nice. I rarely have to wait to get an appointment. The woman who does my nails, Paige, is very friendly, and always does a great job. They offer regular acrylic and gel for $ 5 more. The gel is very nice and doesn’t shrink up like regular acrylic so there is less pain the next day.
They offer wine with every pedicure and the facility is always neat and clean.
A full set of acrylic nails (gel) is $ 30. [Regular acrylic is $ 25]
And a fill-​in (gel) is $ 20. [Regular acrylic is $ 15]
+$ 5 for French Tips

I went into French Tips to get gellac taken off of my nails and to get a regular manicure done. I happened to be in the area and they had a reasonably short wait. A middle aged American woman who never told me her name did my nails. She started by taking the gellac off of my nails but was unsuccessful at taking the base coat off. Rather than actually allowing it to soak longer she just continued the manicure as though it wasn’t still on my nails. I commented on it and she told me that my nails were just dry and I wouldn’t notice it. I also had a nail that was snagged so I asked her to cut my nails down so that one wouldn’t break making them all uneven. She cut them down but not far enough down to get rid of the snag. As a result that one broke today (less than 24 hours later). I elected a french manicure and she had a very difficult time doing the white tips. The problem may have started with the lack of a base coat before she put down any white (which are now chipping off just 24 hours later). She had to go over and over them with white because they looked awful and she could tell. In then end they looked uneven and horribly unnatural. Having a coat of bumpy gellac base underneath of the entire nail just adds to the unnatural look. This really might be one of the worst manicures I’ve ever gotten. Oh and there are no extras at this salon so don’t expect a free parafin wax to go with your bad manicure. Total cost of the gellac removal and the french manicure was $ 20. Definatly a one star experience.