Nashville Nails by NaSah’s

Never ever let the old lady provide you services. She botched my pedicure (I’ll share pics later). I kept asking her was she done, could she buff, would she file evenly. She really didn’t seem to care and just became short with me. She never trimmed my cuticles. HOWEVER, there is a black lady (really pretty dark skin with long hair, and I have already forgotten her name) who is EXCELLENT. I went on the morning of ¹⁄₂₉ if that helps find which lady I’m referring to. I am very disappointed and want my money back for that God awful pedicure. Again, the manicure was awesome! Stick with the above mentioned lady for all your services!

Great friendly service! My mani and pedi got down in a timely manner and I got to board on time!

My flight was delayed so I used the time to treat myself to a pedicure! It was so relaxing and Portia was a total pleasure! She took her time and really payed attention to detail! I’m so happy I stopped in! The salon is spotless which is a very big deal to me! If you get the time, stop in and be sure to ask for Portia!

Surprise, surprise. The nail salon at the airport is a joke. I arrived an hour and ten minutes before boarding my plane. I was only planning on getting manicure. One of the women walked up to me and said «pedi, too? I’ll take you right now. Plenty of time to do both.» I agreed, sat in the chair and waited for 30 minutes before anyone started either hands or feet. Finally I said something, they said, «don’t worry about it. We’ll do both at the same time.» Okay, fine. Another 5 minutes goes by. Finally, someone starts my toes then is pulled away to do a hair cut. 10 more minutes goes by, then two girls who look like they just finished their shift at Chil-​Fil-​A next door start doing my hands/​feet. When they finished cutting my cuticles/​painting my arms, I ask for the hardening spray as I know my nails wouldn’t be dry. They didn’t have any. ($ 75 for a half assed mani/​pedi and no spray?) They gave me a pair of flip flops and told me to wear them to the gate. The flops lasted about 2 steps before breaking in half (duh!) so I had to put my shoes on. Now I’m on the way to Vegas with hands and feet that look like a bird tried to gnaw them off. Save your money and schedule an appointment at a real salon.

I live in Nashville and have been to this salon more than once on my way out of town. I expect to pay more at the airport and I understand they have to take SOME shortcuts in order to get customers in and out quickly for their flights so the $ 55 gel mani is a sting but not surprising.
The main problem I have is they DO NOT soak your nails AT ALL! As soon as you sit down, they begin clipping and pushing back your dry cuticles. Mine started to bleed and I asked her if I could even go soak them in the sink first since I was not in a hurry. She said no and that it’s actually better to work on nails this way. That makes no sense. When your skin is going under the light to cure gel polish, it becomes even drier. Lotion afterwards didn’t do much to suffice.
The staff is very friendly but I won’t be going back again. Paying $ 55 to leave with bleeding cuticles and a rushed paint job just isn’t worth it.

I had an hour layover and the ladies we’re able to get me in and out with an affordable and quality manacure. If you have the time they are really worth the stop.

Stopped here last year bc I didn’t have a chance to get my nails done before my trip. Was in and out very quickly and got my gel manicure. Great convenience!

I love that there is a spa in the airport and but the employees just aren’t up to par. I’m not even sure they hold a technician license. My girl sniffled the entire time, wiping her nose with her hand. She seemed inexperienced and young. She referenced her previous employer… The Waffle House. Don’t get me wrong she was nice and I’m a huge fan of TWH but I want a professional working on my nails. The pedicure hurt, as did the manicure. My manicure did not include a hand massage or a soak. It wasn’t like any other manicure I have had. My nails look terrible and I will have to get them redone asap. Also on the tip amount it will not allow you to choose, you have to pick 20+ percent and I had to wait until the person in charge was finished painting nails in order to check out, she kept looking at me saying one minute, I’m coming. But kept painting. On a positive note you can’t beat the location, it is also pretty clean and cute décor. I will probably come back in a pinch for a pedicure but not manicure. My nails look so bad.

Had an 1hr layover and stopped in for a pedicure. I entered around 7:20pm and had to get to my gate at 8:25pm. The ladies were really friendly and got me into a chair right away. Afterwards, when I insisted on putting on my boots to be able to make a dash to my gate, Angela, my technician implemented hee «Michigan method» which was to wrap some saran wrap over my oiled toes, and to put socks over so that it wouldn’t ruin the polish. She was great! Also, even though their hours say they close at 8pm, they let me stay until all was said and done!
The ambiance of the salon is also quite relaxing and you almost forget you’re in an airport. They had Food network on TV, played old school slow jams in the backgroind… it waas great!
The only downfall is the heftier price you pay for a pedicure here, although that’s to be expected. I had to shell out $ 55 for something that I’ve been able to get for half the price, but hey: location, location, location. I do think that when you swipe your credit card, you should have the option of considering a tip that’s less than 20 percent, but that wasn’t an option when I paid.
In short, it was a good but pricey experience and now I want to franchise a nail salon in airports all over the country…

I got a no-​polish manicure during a long layover. Service was very pleasant. Cuticles trimmed and nails nicely buffed. Just what I needed after a stressful, snow-​delayed trip.

Great place! Super friendly people working there and I was in-​and-​out! A little on the expensive side but that’s to be expected at an airport… convenience and whatnot.
The tables are crammed together (basically touching the woman next to me) and isn’t exactly luxury, but it’s clean and that is the most important thing!
But again, seriously the NICEST nail technicians I’ve encountered in quite awhile… maybe ever.

I very much enjoyed my experience here. The nail techs were very kind and patient, even after I broke a nail polish on the floor. I was truly relaxed while getting a manicure. 4 out of 5 due to price vs. quality of product. Enjoyed my time here and would do it again!

I just hate this place… I went there for a haircut and it was a disaster. I showed them how much to cut and then they did not even have a mirror to put in front of me. By the time i checked myself half of my hair was cut and wen i told her that she cut a lot of my hair she started shouting and arguing that she cut according to what i said her. I regret going there. Never go there for a hair cut.

Very nice staff, but the worst and most unprofessional manicure I’ve ever had unfortunately. They tell you it takes only 20 minutes (not including drying time), but it took 45 minutes for them to do my nails… Each of which is a different shape and length now, with unevenly applied polish and some spots with no polish at all. I had only 2 minutes of drying time before my flight announced last boarding — thankfully my gate was next door! Oh, and also… $ 20?! I realize it’s airport pricing, but c’mon! They don’t even know the proper techniques for applying polish…
Honestly, my nails looked a million times better before I came in from when I had let my 10 year old niece paint them for me. Very disappointed, lovely spot run by lovely ladies.

4 stars for the concept but 3 stars for the quality.
I have always said why aren’t there beauty salons in airports?! You are there for sometimes 2 hours… if not longer, why not pass the time in a useful way instead of eating & drinking fatty foods and drinks?
So. back to salon experience. I wanted a eyebrow wax & a gel manicure. I had 90 minutes until my flight and they said that was plenty of time. Well it wasn’t — they were really full and I had to wait at least 15 minutes before my manicure. Given that I had a gel manicure that needed to removed before a new one could be applied it added to my time. The nail tech complained at that it would take longer but I had told her that at the beginning. While I was getting my nails done another tech used the waxing space to handle a haircut for a walk in client. The salon is small so her use of that space (doubles as hair cutting chair/​wax station) made it impossible for me to get my eyebrows done. They literally ran out of time in the 90 minutes I had before my flight. Too bad.
The manicure was just ok. The nails were filed on a slant, not straight and the polish wasn’t evenly applied. Overall it’s overpriced in my opinion but I was in a rush and in need of getting 3 week old gel nails fixed. Would I come here on purpose or to seek them out especially? No. They are too expensive and the quality is nowhere near what you’d get at your favorite local salon at home. Overall though I liked the concept and I liked the convenience. If they could just work out the kinks & get better at scheduling and the use of their space it would be a great service at this airport and others! Definitely handy for busy travelers.

Great idea, friendly and helpful staff.
Had a few hours to kill in the terminal while waiting for the rest of our group to arrive in Nashville. I was in dire need of a pedi and fortunately this place was super convenient to the food court where we were waiting.
Service was quick, makes sense since most people are trying to catch a flight, even checking when your flight time is when you check in. Jason was super sweet and helpful giving me a list of things to check out while in his city-​always a bonus to get a local perspective. And bonus star for the other technician who offered us homemade banana pudding from her chef boyfriend. Woo and delicious!
Overall, wasn’t the best pedicure of my life but when you wait until the last minute and HAVE to get one in the airport, who can be picky? But totally deserving of a four star rating due to friendly customer service staff. For a place that likely doesn’t get a whole lot of regulars, the staff is top notch.

Convenient location in the airport, very friendly staff! I did request the «mini» manicure and ended up getting a regular ($ 5 difference) and it took about 40 minutes instead of 20, but I did mention I had a 3 hour delay so that could have inspired a more leisurely manicure. Not excellent, but not a bad way to pass the time either!

Wonderful place to get your nails done. Great service and prices! Don’t miss this one when you are at the Nashville Airport.

What a brilliant idea! The fourth star is for that! Three star otherwise. Small place, less staff — so they are not really equipped to handle a lot of customers at a given time. But I have hope for them– really! They had me at — got twenty minutes!!!
Super savvy!

GENUIS!
Truly, in every airport I am in (MANY)…I think to myself «why don’t nail salons rush up in here and capitalize on all these ladies waitin’ around?»
And here… in Nashville Airport, they’ve got one! As I’m whizzing past the C-​gates a sign stops me in my tracks: «Got 20 minutes? Why not get a manicure?» And well, this is basically the mantra for my entire life, so of course… I stopped. Of course!
(Great marketing, btw)
Unfortunately, I think they miss the mark the bit. While good in theory, this little shop could use some help in execution.
First off, $ 18 for a bare bones manicure is overpriced. $ 15 max is really the ceiling, I have to say. Especially when there are no extras (paraffin wax dip, long massages, etc). Honestly, the manicure was a C+ at best, so paying out $ 18 + tip was just a bit hard to swallow. I’m on day 6… and «meh, I’ve experienced better.» Chipped and gummy, not exactly «jetsetter stylista.»
VERY nice staff… but it’s a small shop, and I’m not sure they can really handle the traffic. I saw them turn away a few folks or give wait times of «20−45 minutes» and this was during a non-​delay time at Nash Airport. Can you imagine the demand if the skies opened up making air travel impossible? Not quite a good business model in an airport nail salon, right? More girls, stat!
So, yes. Great idea. Not so great manicure. Room for improvement, but I won’t count ‘em out yet!