Beersheba Nails & Spa

First visit last week. Had a basic manicure by Laura. Red polish that lasted a week. That never happens. Great service and prices.

Yes they do a good massage on your feet and shoulders while getting a pedicure and manicure. They are extremely over priced compared to other salons in the area. The posters have grammar mistakes, some of the staff did not understand English even enough to communicate with a client about the shape of the nail wanted.
I was getting a manicure. One younger man started nail filing each hand. I asked for a rounded shape. When an older gentleman took over his job — this man filed my nails almost all the way down to my skin. It was atrocious! Then I tried to tell them that my nails were fine length before the older gentleman took over and then he filed them WAY too low — it hurt! They did not understand. They kept misunderstanding my english and kept asking if I wanted «rounded or straight» when I repeatedly said I wasn’t complained about the shape but rather the length.
I feel bad to share this experience but I felt just annoyed with their service the whole time. I was left sitting in my chair for 20 minutes half painted while many technicians were wandering to and fro — I was just abandoned. I later found out that the girl who did my toes went home as her shift ended. WTH!
Anyway, there are much more professional salons in the area. Try Lex Nails. They are fabulous at perfect nails.

Why have I not been going here?! $ 35 bucks for an amazing gel manicure, massage, and paraffin! I will be going back for sure!

When you first walk into Beersheba, you can tell they are made for the afternoon rush of nail appointments. Luckily I happened to come in @ 1pm on a Wednesday so it was nice and quiet.
Let me back up and say my husband called in the previous day and paid for my services. It was a surprise for me so I was clueless as to what I was getting done or what the costs of things were supposed to be.
(Here’s what my husband has to say: We, meaning Beersheba and myself, agreed on three services for a particular price. I was charged differently than the agreed upon amount. I was called by them and told I needed to come in and pay an additional 15 and then told a different story later that they owed me 15. They stopped payment on one charge, charged me in the increased amount and then reapplied the first charge on top of the 2^nd. They then tried to fix it and credited me 1500. At that point my credit card company shut my card down. I called and had it resolved with them, but Beersheba still had a double charge. Their «bank» called me and told me i had to go into their office to settle up. Nope. Don’t use a card here.)
Now onto my appointment. When I walked in they said hello and asked my name. I told them and they said «Mani/​pedi right?». I said I didn’t know and they quietly ushered me over to the colors and told me to pick one. I browsed for a while and couldn’t decide on a nail color so I asked the girl who had addressed me before if I could just get a french manicure (white tips with pink polish). She said sure. I asked if it was the same price as everything else and she muttered «Ya. Uh huh.» under her breath. Again I had no idea what had been paid for or what the cost difference (if any) was. After that I picked a color for my toes, which i decided on a nice bright orange (or what appeared to me as a bright orange). I was then called over to the pedicure chair and the young girl signaled for me to put my feet in.
I will say their foot massage was REALLY nice. They used a sugar scrub, hot stones, and did a really nice massage that was very relaxing. Remember that orange color I picked out? She set that one aside and stood up and grabbed a silver base… i never remembered saying i wanted silver under my orange polish… she then proceeded to file my nails, apply the silver base and then apply the orange over that. I sat quietly watching, hoping it would turn out better than I had imagined and be something I liked anyway! In the end it came out looking a shade of green with an odd shimmer. «Oh well», I said. I took that as my fault for not saying anything.
Next she did my nails. Really nothing spectacular but not bad either! Seemed a bit rushed but that could have been because she spent extra time on my pedicure. Nothing about this service really stood out to me besides the polish. She did the manicure fine. The lines were straight, there weren’t many bubbles, and I liked the pink hue that she used for the main portion of my nails. What I didn’t care for was the gel polish peeling back from my nail before I could even leave the salon. I don’t know what causes this, but I have never experienced it from any other salon manicure I have ever received. Here I am a week later and most of my polish is gone or close to.
My third and final service was a wax. The girl doing my wax asked me what I was getting done. I had no idea. She stood there and stared while I fumbled around and tried to text my husband really quick. She then said «Oh I think you are supposed to get a bikini» and I said ok that’s fine and got it done. –Side note: Wax took much longer than I expected and was not a bikini. If anything it was a reverse bikini. Also there was another girl that worked there laying on a massage table almost the whole time. She swung the door open to come in when i was laying there mid-wax…Awkward! Seemed like she was trying to take a nap but I’m unsure.
After the wax when I went to go obtain a receipt to give my husband they told me that we owed a different amount than they had been paid. The owner (older gentleman) proceeded to argue with me as to what services I received and showed me a brochure that had handwritten amounts on everything (over print). After three attempts to explain that I had received a bikini wax not a Brazilian I gave up. I walked out and called my husband and he took it from there. See above for a brief explanation. Basically the charged me $ 10 extra for a french gel manicure (even though i was told it was the same price) and $ 55 for the BRAZILIAN I was supposed to get even though I only got a bikini. After my husband talked back and forth with them I went in the next day and received the Brazilian I was supposed to receive and a receipt for the lower charged amount. The lady I spoke to the following day was much more helpful and willing to listen to my concern.
Overall I did not appreciate the customer service aspect of this place or their organization in regards to pricing or services.

I completely agree with a reviewer below. They just don’t get the basics right. Tia did my nails and put sooooo many coats on it that it bubbled and got messed up after I left. It was so thick. The massage part of the mani was good. The place was nice. The pedi massage was great, but the foot scrub wasn’t. Extras are nice but only if the basics are executed.

I tried their service twice so far. They are clean, neat and very polite folks. I paid $ 35 for manicure, paraffin wax treatment and hot stone rub twice now and they did not disappoint. My friend has tried their pedicure there and foot massage there was fabulous. Her pedicure stayed over 3 weeks so far and no chips, etc. They prefer check or cash over credit card. Cash tips preferred.

Just tried them today as on a whim I wanted a mani/​pedi and they had an APT. They were Awesome! I had Tia and she was great. The Spa mani/​pedi included a hot rock rub down and paraffin dip for the hands, all for $ 70. Some salons when doing a shellac polish short change you, they just do all the goodies AFTER, a nice scrub, a awesome massage and lotion, then paraffin. BEST Mani/​pedi I’ve had in years. Tia was very neat and did a good clean up with the polish.
Cash or Check is preferred for payments

I have come here twice now and have had the best experiences getting manicures and pedicures. I was able to call the same day for an appt and there was no wait when I got here (morning times).
During my pedicure I usually like to read but here I couldn’t help and close my eyes because it is so relaxing. My favorite part is the foot/​leg massage during the pedicure. It is heaven!
The prices are also reasonable and the work done is great! I highly recommend!

Very disappointed with the services I received. I got the lavender spa pedicure and a shellac manicure which in my opinion were a huge waste of money. My cuticles were barely touched and the toe polish was lumpy. As for the manicure, the polish chipped after about a week! Most shellac manicures last as least 1.5 — 2 weeks. Won’t not go back. Not worth your time or money.

Worst gel manicure I’ve had in a long time. Chipped after TWO days. Even my 89 yr old grandmother’s gel manicure chipped in less then a week and it’s not like she works a lot with her hands.
Really felt like this was a rush job. They spent a long time on the pedi and were quick in the mani.
This place gets two stars only because I called for an appointment for three mani/​pedis on a Saturday and they were able to take us pretty much right away. Probably because no one else goes there. We were the only customers there in the 1 ½ hours we spent at the salon.
And of course services were overpriced but that’s due to their Lexington location. $ 350 for all of us with tip.

Had a really great manicure and pedicure at Beersheba! The place is super clean and stylish, and the attention to detail was impeccable. $ 45 for standard mani pedi is an incredible deal for their service. They also offer a free mani during your birthday month. Will definitely be back!

Wonderful place clean neat all the staff was pleasant this is for sure my new place for Mani pedi’s

My sister and I went here with my 11 year old niece and 13 year old daughter, for mom-​daugher mani-pedi’s. We all had a wonderful time. The staff was very friendly, and someone even went out to feed the parking meter with my daughter while I was finishing up. The salon was the cleanest I have been to, with a fun granite manicure counter that we could sit around with, and see each other and chat. The pedicure was very relaxing, with a scrub /​leg massage that left me feeling very relaxed. This also came with a mini massage that felt wonderful. We all left very pleased. I would definitely recommend it to my friends.

Love that I can get a $ 15 manicure with 3 brief (but relaxing) massages! Everyone here is so nice that I feel very well-​cared-​for. Nails come out looking good, and skin on hands so soft and relaxed.

I have had several pedicures here and found them to be excellent. The massage chairs are amazingly relaxing and the pedicure itself is thorough and professional with outstanding results. I have never had a summer pedicure look so good for so long. I love the extras, too: deep foot and lower leg massage, hot stone treatment, shoulder massage at nail drying station. so much for so little! Great mother daughter treat, great stress buster any time.

Great pedicure at Beersheba! Centrally located in Lexington and all the staff were very friendly. I had a pedicure, and there were lots of little extras that I really liked and they did a really great job overall. Also, it’s a fairly new location so the whole place is really just pristine and very professional looking, and they go out of their way to give you a positive experience. Highly recommended.

I went here because I received a postcard for both a mani/​pedi for $ 25! I expected a quick mani/​pedi but I was totally surprised and happy to receive the best mani/​pedi I’ve ever had. Great leg and hand messages, parafin treatments on both hands and feet that I never expected. The hot stone message on the feet was soooo relaxing and nice. The dead heal skin was all removed and very gently too. I loved the neck and arm messages while my hails were dryng. Everything was terrific. I went a week ago and I have to say that my mani is still chip free!!! I also went to the Cape for 3 days and have taken long walks on the sand and my mani is still perfect. This place is definitely a keeper and I’ve spread the word to all my friends that this is the place to go. I’m not sure who the other folks who gave poor reviews got for nail techs but my experience was wonderful and totally oposite from their experiences. This is the place to go and I’ll definitely go again.

Went in with a postcard I got in the mail for a first time customer special ($ 25 for a mani/​pedi). Both the mani and the pedi had extra services not typical to your standard mani/​pedi. Unfortunately, the extra services were poorly executed, and the time spent doing these sub-​par add-​ons should have been spent on doing a good job on the basics of a mani/​pedi. Essentially, they are trying to jam too much into a short time, so quality suffers.
Here is my experience:
Sat down for the pedi. Nail tech went after my cuticles before my feet touched the water and before any cuticle softener had been applied. She then shaped the nails, then I soaked for a bit. Used an exfoliating scrub on one foot and half of the leg, used the scrub on only the top of the second foot. Scrubbed the heels with a file. Put plastic baggies with parafin on the heels, removed in less than a minute. Massage with lotion/​oil/​and bonus hot stone, which was far too hot. Painted the nails. I chose an OPI color which was topped with a top coat by a brand I don’t recognize. Whatever it was, it is not great as I’m already chipping.
Now we went to the mani, a quick (1 min) and unexpected shoulder massage was given. Cuticles were again cut without cuticle softner or a soak. Nails were shaped then soaked, then a bit more cuticle cutting. Note on shaping: nail tech asked which shape I wanted and I said squoval (common term for square with rounded edges), and she said «no your nails are round».okay then!.. Hands were then dipped in parafin, removed quickly. Painted nails, same top coat issue as the pedi.
Went to dry. I will say I liked the drying table. Sometimes, you can’t tell if the fan is going on your nails or if its just hitting your hands but the fan in their drying tables is big. Here I received another unexpected so-​so 5ish minute shoulder massage.
If they cut out the shoulder massages, did the parafin right (apply lotion, then dip, then sit for about 5 min), and really focused on getting the basics of a mani/​pedi right (such as avoiding doing a hack job on cuticles, shaping) this would not be a bad place to go.

I’ve gone back and forth with this place. After a great first experience, had a bad second one, better third (for a basic pedicure) and then, finally, a mediocre fourth. Bottom line– I won’t be going back. The basic pedicure is $ 37, and includes all sorts of perks like hot stone massage and parrafin and then shoulder and neck massage of the neck and shoulders while you dry. What they apparently did away with is ANY attention to your foot itself. They didn’t even scrub my heel (wasn’t looking for a callous remover), so my toes looked fine, but the rest of my foot had simply just been soaked. I could do that at home. So, the «basic» is now *very* basic and they now have an assembly-​line feeling, which is not what I expect from a toe polish for $ 37. I guess they have to charge the prices they do to pay what must be an exorbitant Lexington Center rent. I loved this place the first time. Now, I won’t go back.

Great nail salon! The people are extremely kind and the pedicure and manicure packages are great. They do everything: scrub, lotion, massage, etc. They are great with kids nails too! They advertise, so look for a coupon in the paper or wicked local mailings.