Glamour Nails & Spa

Overpriced but I’m sure the rent is high so ok-​I gave it a shot. The whole pedicure took 20 minutes tops. Before I left, as I sat I the chair I pointed out the fact that there was still dead skin on my toes and the technician proceeded to scrub my toes with a nail file! I only requested buffing since I don’t polish in the winter and tonight I’ve noticed that the nails are cut uneven, and the job was sub par to say the least. I’ll be taking my toes and my cash elsewhere next time.

Not sure why there are so many negative reviews for this place. I’ve been using Glamour Nails & Spa since I moved to the area in 2007. They’ve made some HUGE improvements just in the past few years that really upped the experience.
I generally go when they first open on Saturday mornings at 9:00am and there’s never a wait. If you wait later in the day, it’s packed. I go for pedicures and have always had a good experience.
They are clean — you will see them put a fresh liner in when you sit down. They also pull out tools from a sanitized bag and wash after every use. The massage chairs are comfortable and work. If you go when it’s not super busy, you get the bonus of them taking their time. I’m usually there about an hour for a pedicure and it’s heavenly.
They also fixed the problem with credit cards. You can now tip with credit card and not worry about bringing cash for that. :)

I came here last week with a friend and we were both pleasantly surprised at the superb services we received. I got a pedicure and a gel manicure and my friend got a regular manicure. We were asked to choose a polish and seated right away. The lady working on my feet, Tina, gave the most wonderful massage and really took care of my feet. Young was working on my manicure and took into account all the things I said. She was very meticulous and made sure I was satisfied with everything. The hot towels they placed on my legs and arms later felt amazing. This was the first time either my friend or I had come here, and we will definitely be coming back!

I’m pretty saddened by this Richardson business. I am a teacher and after I sponsored a team at my school I was given a gift certificate to Glamour Nails & Spa to thank me for all the hard work and extra hours I had put in for coaching the team. I saved it for a special occasion. On my birthday I called to see if I could still use the gift certificate. I was told that it wouldn’t be honored because it was expired. Why does that matter? It was paid for it already! I was willing to pay extra money to upgrade and of course tip well. Why do they want to lose business? It just doesn’t make sense to me! I know hundreds of RISD parents and employees and will never recommend this place for how rude they were to me. I’m sure the parents who bought the gift certificate will be upset that their money was essentially stolen for me. It would behoove the business much more to just honor the $ 40 certificate and receive extra tip money, a new client, and possibly more clients since I usually bring my friends with me when I go to a new salon.

Took 15 minutes to have anyone working acknowledge my existence. Told the wait was about an hour, so I went and got some coffee. Came back and the ladies working were very disorganized and did not use the sign in sheet… aka the easiest way to see who got here first… but everyone was honest and got into their chairs. The pedicure was… well I could have given myself a better one at home. Never asked about temperature of water or the hot towels. No callus remover like is listed on the description. Massage is a bit of a joke. So before they put my pedicure polish on, they guy working tells me there is no one to do my full set… ARE YOU KIDDING? I would have gone somewhere else had someone told me that there wasn’t anyone to do my nails. Terrible experience.

This is my favorite salon in Dallas. I live in West Plano and work in Addison, so nowhere near Richardson but this is the only place that i will come right now. My friend brought us here when we were bridesmaids in her wedding and i fell in love. They are a little pricey for me. Nexgen is $ 45 and the Pedicure i got was the same although i think there’s a $ 30 option as well. I have never made an appt and typically wait about 45 minutes so i will start making an appt and i would def recommend that you do as well as 80% of the time they are packed. There’s a guy there that does the Nexgen and he is AMAZING. It lasts sooo long. At least 3 weeks so i guess now that i think about it that does justify the price. Ive never used the same person for my Pedicure and ive never had a bad one either. I always include the tip on my card so maybe thats something that they didnt use to do. Overall its a really great salon with a nice staff and great work.

I went here yesterday and got my eyebrows and lip waxed. I have probably gone to 50 different places in my lifetime to get my eyebrows waxed, and have never had any issues. It’s pretty simple… you can see the shape of my eyebrow, and then you can see the «strays» that have grown in… remove the strays, thus maintaining the shape of my eyebrow. Amy took out a huge chunk of my eyebrow that was clearly not supposed to be waxed off. In addition to that, I told her that I don’t want any oil after the waxing because it makes me break out. She put the thickest, stickiest cream (think the consistency of sticky chapstick) I have ever seen in place of oil… I am quite certain common sense should tell you if oil makes me break out then this greasy substance will too. To top things off, I got a mani and pedi done at the same time. The pedi was fine, but the same girl that waxed me did my mani. As she was cutting my cuticles, I felt a huge chunk of skin pull. I look down to see a pool of blood on my fingernail. Needless to say, I will not be returning to Glamour.

I’m so ticked off — have been coming here for a couple of years and always make an appt. They are usually running behind, but tonight was ridiculous — I got there at 5:00 and checked in. They said it would be a few minutes. At 5:20, I asked the mgr how long it would — a few minutes. Left at 5:25 — totally ticked and never going back again. I am a regular customer and even buy gift cards for friends there plus I tip well. NEVER GOING BACK!!!

I will give this place 2 stars because the manager was very nice upon entering and the nail techs were very sweet that worked on me. My complaint was with the technique that was used to remove my gel nails. I know that some gel can be a challenge to remove, however I felt after my finger nails were done that I literally had total rough spots all over them. I can only conclude that they did not soak my nails long enough to have the gel soft enough to be removed easily. Being new to Dallas I have searched and searched for a quality place for my gel manicures and well, this isn’t one sadly.

This has been one of the least impressive pedicures I’ve ever had… Rarely splurge and I wish I had gone somewhere else. The tech was sweet… but bad.

I have been searching for a nail salon for awhile trying a few different ones. I went to Glamour the other day and was met with very friendly, warm open people. I had a pedicure done and the woman did an excellent job, especially with the massaging. She was so friendly it was so nice to see. The woman he did my nails was nice too making small talk and being friendly. She did my nails excellently! I am SO Happy with this new place, I can’t wait to go back!

I have used this place for pedicures and probably will again in future. This last time I got a cute design on both big toes, and they charged $ 5 per toe. I ask for a manicure with clear polish, and stylist suggested ‘buffing’ instead. That was Monday, this is Thursday, and most of my nails have chipped and broken. The total bill came to $ 45 (forget the $ 40 mani-​pedi) plus $ 10 tip (20%). Definitely not worth it.

Definitely the worst pedicure I have gotten… Ever. My polish is lumpy, uneven, and all over my cuticles. Massage was tragically subpar. Cleanliness was also dubious. I went to try and support neighborhood businesses, but am so disappointed, and will not be back!

I would say the two stars is a nice rating. its more like 1 ½. The service was alright and their work was substandard. At the end of the day, I could have done my own nails and it probably would have ended up looking a lot better. I got a mani and pedi and it was $ 40, which is a normal price, but I feel like for the quality of their work I should have only paid $ 20. She didn t even ask me if I wanted a design. I paid and tipped, but needless to say I will not be returning. There are definitely better nail salons in the area.

Reasonable prices ($ 40 for a mani-​pedi) and they do a good job. I kind of felt like a commodity as the manicurist and the pedicurist only talked to each other (except when the pedicurist stated the obvious that I hadn’t had a pedicure in a long time – rude!). Bring cash for tips because it can’t be incorporated in a credit or debit transaction. I didn’t know that until I went to pay.

I have been looking for a clean, decently-​priced manicure/​pedicure place in Richardson for a while. This may be my new spot! The pedicure was $ 25 — they offer bottled water, have a great selection of Essie and OPI polish, and comfortable massage chairs. A large TV in the center of the room keeps you occupied or there’s plenty of time to close your eyes while they wrap your feet in a hot towel.
My friend got a mani/​pedi — which they do all at the same time — for about $ 40.
TIP: Make sure you bring cash to leave a tip! If you charge your card for the services, there is no option for additional tip to be added.