Champagne Nails & Spa

I love champagne Nails! They always do what I want. They have squeezed me in at the last minute, many times! And they are so clean and professional!

I decided to get a mani/​pedi sort of last minute for my birthday. Decided to check this place out since it is literally down the street from me. I called at 10am to make an appointment and they were able to schedule me for 3:30pm. The place is very clean and pleasant. It is on the smaller side and there were only two nail techs, so I would definitely recommend making an appointment. But I am very pleased with the service I received. I got a gel manicure and I love it. They really take there time with you and do a good job. I also got a pedicure which came with a leg scrub and a hot stone leg massage which was a very nice surprise! They have a good selection of polish and their pricing is reasonable I think. Gel manicure and pedicure cost me $ 46. I don’t get my nails done often so not sure if this is a deal or not! But will definitely go back.

I called at 11am they were able to fit me in right away for a pedicure. Thanks Unilocal!I love this place. It’s super clean (they use a liner for pedicure) and the leg massage lasted forever. Definitely coming back for mani pedi in the future.

Great experience! Adorable, small place! Glad I made an appointment. Super clean and meticulous staff! Everyone was so nice. Would definitely go back.

Michelle is amazing… it was my first time going and i called the day before and she made my appointment for 9am when they did not open until 9:30. When i got there she was soo soo nice and helpful and cheerful so early on a saturday morning. She dedicated so much time on me onceshe found out i was going on vacation best mani and pedi i have had on a while. She also did a great job on my eyebrows

The ladies here are very nice and professional. I got a 7 day manicure and pedicure and it turned out great. I just got it so I’m not sure how long it will actually last. I would give it 5 stars except I made an appointment and still had to wait 20 minutes. I will definitely go back.

My favorite nail salon yet. The two women there are great and they take their time with you. It doesn’t feel rushed and you don’t get bounced off to multiple people. This location is small but very clean and they only take appointments. It’s a little bit pricey bit you get what you pay for. And they do a very neat job.

Hands down my favorite nail salon. The two women that work here are the absolute sweetest. They take their time doing my nails and are both perfectionists. The pedicure is absolutely incredible and they always include a hot stone leg/​foot massage.
Please note that I do recommend making an appointment and not just stopping in. They don’t seem willing to rush through one customer just to get to the next, which I love! I never feel rushed or dismissed here. I hate going anywhere else.

I called the morning of for an emergency shellac polish change. They were able to get me in right away and did a wonderful job with my polish. No chipping or cracking, and had a great selection of CND brand polish. I have a wedding to go to this weekend and definitely plan on booking a shellac manicure and pedicure at this salon!

I have been in the Boston area for almost five years and have tried DOZENS of nail salons in Cambridge, Boston, Somerville and even Lexington. Champagne Nails is the first salon I’ve been to in this time that has left me completely satisfied and eager to return again. I found everything to be incredible clean, and Michelle and her sister, the shop owners, could not have been more polite or professional.
I wear acrylic nails almost always because my own nails are embarrassing and hopeless. I have never had someone make them look so natural! Michelle took the time to mold them perfectly. I didn’t feel for a second that I was in a factory line, trying to get pushed out of the door as soon as possible to make room for another customer. It is clear that she is passionate about what she does and takes her work seriously. She was committed to giving me strong, natural looking tips and did not cut any corners. I could not be happier with the results or the service.

Booked a 1030 appointment yesterday and was seen immediately upon my arrival this morning. I personally loved it here, they didn’t rush, which is great for me because I’m a working mom of two and soaked up every minute of foot/​leg massage and thoroughly enjoyed their new massage chairs. She was meticulous, cutting out my ingrown toenails and filing down my thick big toenails (gross I know) but was very gentle. She engaged me in conversation and spoke in English the whole time so I could understand her. My favorite part was the hot stone massage, which was super relaxing and included in the 23 dollar pedicure cost. They made me aware of other services such as the eyebrow waxing, but didn’t attempt pressuring me into it like so many nail salons do. At the end of my appointment she offered me a hard candy while my toes were drying (I picked butterscotch, yum!) and asked me if I was walking or driving. When I told her I was walking she offered to wrap my toes since I was wearing shoes, which I accepted. She put some oil on my toes and wrapped them in plastic, and I got home after a 15 minute walk with no smudges and perfect toes! The salon was clean and bright, with soft music and a small candle burning at the front desk. Needless to say I have found myself a new place to get my toes done regularly. Prior to this I had done my toes at home for I am a bit frugal, but you can’t put a price on genuine relaxation.

EYEBROW WAX REVIEW ONLY: I was in a bit of bind. Usually, I trek to Dorchester to see Michelle at LV Nails, but I was a bit short on time and had a lot to do today. I decided to try this place. I walk in, it’s essentially a ghost town. There were only 2 customers in there: 1 apparently got a gel mani, the other was in the wax room.
I ask the main lady who greeted me how much an eyebrow wax was. She said $ 8. I thought, «okay, so far good». I proceed to ask her about how they wax, and what they wax. *I’m very peculiar. I don’t want the same wax pot used on someone’s vajayjay used on my face.* So she goes into the wax room and asked the waxer (also named Michelle ha ha ha?) if they do other waxes. (That’s my guess, they were speaking Vietnamese. So I really have no idea what they were saying.) She comes back out and tells me they only do facial waxes. So that’s another plus for me. I asked to see the room to check for any obvious health violations/​cleanliness that my eyes can see. (I do this in doctors offices too. I seem crazy, but I’ve had nasty experiences and know people who’ve contracted things. DTA: DON’T TRUST ANYONE) However I couldn’t because someone else was in there. While I waited, I asked the main lady if I could sit up and do it because I don’t like the laying down thing. It’s gross to me. I don’t think she understood me AT ALL. She kind of just said «yeah…» with one of those confused smiles and head nod/​shake combos. I just said «okay.»
The prior customer comes out, and her eyebrows did not look good (to me). Maybe that’s how she wanted it, idk. The wax lady tells me to lay down. I look over into the tiny room, and she had not changed the paper from the previous person. I VERY POLITELY asked her if she could change the paper. I can’t believe she asked me to just lay on the same paper that was totally ripped up! She sucked her teeth, rolled her eyes and changed the paper. I said thank you. She didn’t even pull the paper up all the way past the head rest. She told me to lay down, but I wouldn’t at least until that paper was pulled up fully. I asked her if I could just sit up, but she said it works better for her if I lay down. (In her defense, she was very short, and me sitting up was still too tall for her.) so I laid down.
She asked me how I wanted my brows. I told her to maintain my shape and fullness, and just make it clean only. Keep my natural arches. She said okay. I close my eyes, and let her go HAM on these wolf brows. After the waxing, I noticed she was doing ALOT of plucking, which tells me that the wax was most likely NOT hot enough. Michelle at LV Nails never did this much plucking. (Lord please don’t let me have contracted anything from someone else’s facial skin.) While doing my brows, she started talking about how I ask a lot of questions, and how I confused her. I told her about some of my experiences and that’s why. She had the nerve to say that I should always go to the shop to see that it’s going to be clean because shops are professional. First of all, just because it looks clean, doesn’t mean that the process of how they work is clean.
After she’s done she starts putting some liquid on my brows that had consistency of hand santizer. I said «whoa what is that?» She told me it was cooling gel. It ended up leaking into my eye as it rolled down my face. I asked her to wipe it out of my eyes. She said that there was nothing in there while dabbing at the corners with a q-​tip instead of like an actual tissue! I asked her to wipe them again and she did. I looked in the mirror at the result. What do I see? The bottom part of my brow was rounded, arch gone. The top part of my eye brow barely had the arch there. My eyebrows were clean, but the shape was gone. She also took a bit too much off the sides. I still looked human and not crazy, so I I went with it. I didn’t want to spend another second in that salon.
I wouldn’t recommend this salon. Only in extremely desperate situation. Everyone in that shop needs to work on their customer service skills. It was terrible. When I was greeted, it would’ve been nice to hear «How are you? Is this your first time here?» Something like that to familiarize me with the salon. That way, if people haven’t been there before they can explain how they do things. I like to be walked through at a new place how they do things, especially for brows since salons do things differently. I wish I had warning about that cool gel or what the brand was. I could’ve been allergic! Bad people skills, bad attitude. I wouldn’t go here for brows ever again. Wouldn’t even for nails. FYI about nail tools: they looked disgusting to me. I go to MiniLux where they autoclave everything. Clean nail file too. My eyes are still burning, gonna flush more.

I’m not a person who regularly gets pedicure’s, so until now when I decided I wanted one, I’d start to look around wherever I was and go into whatever place was nearest. That’s how I found this great place in Everett the first time and I was so impressed that today, I sought them out, and my second visit was even better than the first. As I said I don’t go often and I love to be barefoot, so the nail techs always have their work cut out for them. She took her time, made me feel pampered, was friendly and skilled my feet have never looked better, all for $ 20.00. The place is eat off the floor clean, and there were hot stones for the leg message, What more could a person want in a nail shop?

This salon just opened up recently in Everett. I am was working temporarily at an office in Everett and one of my coworkers came here on her lunch, just for a polish change, and she said it was new and clean. Clean is EXACTLY what I look for, so I went one day after work. I called to make an appointment, which I don’t usually do for nails, but I didn’t have much free time and wanted to make sure. The lady on the phone was pleasant and scheduled me for 4:30 on a Thursday. I’m glad I made an appointment because there is only 3 manicure stations and 3 pedicure stations, and only 2 ladies working. It is SMALL but very clean and plain. There was another woman getting her nails done, but I was taken right at 4:30. Many people came in but did not want to wait and left.
The color selection leaves much to be desired. A wall rack full of OPI, mostly just lots of reds. Although after I was sitting I realized there was a basket off to the side of what looked like Essie, with brighter, different colors. Hopefully they get those on display soon.
I had Michelle, who is extremely nice and pleasant. The other woman’s name is Miley (?) or something like that, who seemed nice as well. The pedicure chairs are standard, nothing fancy, and the pedicure itself was also standard. There was no real foot care, like callous shaving, heel softening, etc which is the whole reason I get pedicures, especially in the summer from wearing flip flops. The massage was also somewhat lacking, although she did use hot stones which was great.
My toes look pretty good. Not flawless, but good and I’d go back. The price is definitely worth it, as for a pedicure it was only $ 20. Manicures are $ 12, and they told me you can get a mani/​pedi for $ 29… awesome price! A full set was listed as $ 25… crazy! They also do waxing, but I did not see a price list for that. If you’re looking for a fancy spa, this is not the place, but for a solid mani pedi and great prices, and a CLEAN salon, this is the place to go!

Love champagne nails it’s very clean, the girls are so friendly, and they give a great hot stone massage! I always get ingrown nails and they get them out for me as painless as possible. I have been telling all my friends to try my new nail place highly recommended!