Bloom Nails & Spa

Nice inside but the woman who did my nails was exceptionally rough and made 3 of my fingers bleed. I got a uv gel manicure and from what I understand they are supposed to last a long time. 2 of my nails popped off a week later. Not going back.

Very disappointed experience. Made an apt for 11 am, came on time during my lunch break but was forced to wait for 25 minutes. It was the worst service I received, in addition the owner refused to accept coupons that I personally received from her a couple months ago. She was so rude and unprofessional and pay no attention to me. Think twice before you decide to patronize this place

So glad I found this salon! Recently moved to the area and researched all the salons in the surrounding towns. Went to Blooms and had a fantastic experience. Was able to make an apt and when I arrived they were ready for me no wait which was nice. They take their time and you don’t feel rushed (which I find important especially for a pedicure). Celia gives the best foot and hand massages and makes sure your nails are done to perfection. Love this salon and I have already told a few friends and family in the area about it. Very clean and feels luxurious without outrageous prices you may find elsewhere.

Worst gel manicure I’ve had in my life. I’ve been coming here for 6 months. Today got a gel manicure and was rushed and looked horribly. The women’s response it will get better with the top coat! Not. Never coming here again.

One of the worst nail salons I have ever been to. Went a few times when in a jam and got terrible manicures. Tried it again and got that Verilux polish that is supposed to last for two weeks. It chipped within days. Save yourself from this nightmare!!!

This review is only for manicure and pedicure. I don’t get gel etc done.
Honestly I come here if I’m in dire need of a mani or pedi and can’t get to my regular place.
The place is pretty and modern. But the quality of the mani and pedi are so so… Especially for being $ 10 bucks for a mani. They don’t cut my cuticles at all– and I need my cuticle/​skin cut because I have dry skin due to washing them a lot for my job. Polish job is not my fav either. They normally just spray asceptic after the filing/​cuticle cutting and then start to polish. I have to get up and wash my hands in between. That’s just me.
Nice touch is that they give u a 30sec shoulder rub when u go to dry.
Don’t think u can request tip on credit card so they have ATM inside but honestly just bring cash so u don’t have to incur excess fees.
U can get a back massage there if someone is available. It’s decent and can relieve stress esp if u just worked out next door at the gym (NBD)

I’ve been coming to Bloom for my gel manicures for over a year now and I’m very happy with the service. I now have either Grace or Christine help me and they’re super attentive and fun!
I’ve also gotten my eyebrows waxed here and pedicures and I’ve been very pleased. Will continue to come here!

This is my go-​to place for pedicures. It is a beautiful, large place and they have TV’s everywhere, and music which I like. They do a great job with pedicures, they always turn out beautiful. They also give you an extra back rub while your nails are drying. Very relaxing!

Do NOT come here! They don’t listen to what you want to do, instead they say, «yes I understand» and continue to do what they want to do. I am very upset, I got my eyebrows done and told the lady I just wanted a clean up and instead I leave with the thinnest they have ever been.

Ok. Eh. I rolled up here because I was in a rush and needed a nail salon close by to work. Got gel and the woman rushed me completely in order to get to her next customer who was clearly a regular. She used the electric file on my bare nails that had clear polish on. Not necessary? I called her on it and she told me it removed the oils. Why is that necessary and that doesn’t at all sound healthy?!
Pedicure was ok. The girl who did it couldn’t handle her nail file. I hate when you see a newbie who doesn’t know how to properly hold the file in her hands. Doesn’t appear comfortable with the equipment.

The salon is clean but they use old thick nail polish. I had to have the polish changed 3 different times with different bottles because there were bubbles under all my nail. They tried to tell me it was my nails although I’m also a cosmotologist and work in a salon and knew this wasn’t the case. They finally agreed to open a new bottle and now they look good. I guess the salon is ok if your going to bring your own base coat, color and top coat. I would rather go to French nails around the corner. It’s not as nice inside but at least the polish isn’t old.

At first glance… clean, new, kind. Then you get your nails and cuticles butchered by they’re far-​from-​kind staff. First time in my life I said, «Ow!» in 15 years of going to salons. She made me bleed in 3 different spots while doing my manicure. She used tools that had «left overs» from someone elses work. I was flabbergasted… She also didn’t massage my back while my friend got hers. Didn’t put anything in the water for the pedi though it was done for others. She was rushing through the job, though it wasn’t busy. And when I tipped her (20% mind you), she didn’t even look at me. How UNrelaxing is was to come to the butcher shop… I mean the nail salon.

I have been getting my nails done since they opened. I had my usually 3:00 Friday appointment and waited 20 minutes to finally ask why am I waiting to find out they took someone that did not have an appointment. This is how they treat a loyal customer! I will never go back!

I have been a customer since they opened. at first things were really good and then slowly a steady decline. Asian owned pedicurists Hispanic. doesn’t matter I am just curious how the really communicate. Back to the review… The place is clean and pleasant. I do have a gel manicure which Ivy has done from the start. lately I have had several nails break. I actually had to go back 3 times to have one nail repaired. I had my manicure on a Wednesday and was back Thursday, Friday and Monday, finally it was fixed properly by a different manicurist. I don’t have that kind of time.
I will be trying to find another local salon to go to instead. It is a shame.

Bloom Nails is my go-​to place for mani/pedi’s. I never have to wait, the place is clean, the staff is friendly (they are a little on the quiet side), and the mani/​pedi looks good. I’m not giving it 5 stars only because I haven’t tried any other services and therefore, cannot rate them.

These are the most RACIST Asians I have ever met. As a Springfield resident I received a promotional grand opening post card in the mail. I chose to take advantage of the offer. So my mate and I visited the salon early Friday afternoon during their grand opening. We had a formal event to attend later that evening, so I planned to get a Mani/​Pedi and eyebrow wax and he planned to get a Mani/​Pedi as well.
When we arrived the receptionist accessed our needs and then directed us to the waiting area. The shop was not overly busy and we were the only two in the tiny waiting area. As we sat there conversing, we noticed others whom had arrived after we arrived were being waited on. I pointed this out to the receptionist but instead of here making the woman wait she said something, in Beijing or Mandarin Chinese or whatever they speak, to the agent. Then told me to wait a minute My guy choose to leave however since I had already sat there for a while and knew I would be hard pressed to find another salon in time I choose to stay.
As for the actual service, the Mani/​Pedi was rushed and I had to continually point out areas on my feet that needed more attention. When I choose not to have my eve brows waxed the receptionist asked why. When I began to explain she tried to shut me up by interjecting a fake sorry in the middle of my explanation — she was more concerned with getting the dollars then actual cause. I could see that she was just trying to shut me up so I continued to calmly explain. She began to get angry and snidely said I said sorry. I looked at here and told her I would never return. There were two Caucasian women in the shop waiting one of whom chose to walk out as well, but not without informing the receptionist of her disdain in the manner she handled the problem.
Nail Time or Ji Ji nails both of which are located on Mountain Ave are much better choices.

I stopped in a few weeks ago for a manicure during lunch. Everyone there was very nice and the place is super clean. The manicure itself was okay (nothing I would rave about). It is a nice go to place being that I work nearby. They gave me a 2013 calendar which was nice and it had coupons. I love coupons! :-)

I was very pleased with how clean and comfortable Bloom is! My gel manicure looks beautiful and did not take as long as most places. I will absolutely recommend Ella to any of my friends!

First of all, the interior is amazing, very clean, everything is brand new!!!
They carry Essie and O.P.I, they pretty much have all the colors.
I saw that they have all the new colors as well. The prices are reasonable, up to today 06/​30/​2012 they were having a special 20%off. The prices aren’t bad without the discount, Monday ~ Wednesday mani/​pedi is $ 27, their regular prices are $ 10 for mani and $ 20 for pedi. They also do gels which is $ 31, not bad for color gels.
The workers were friendly, amazing service and most importantly SUPER CLEAN!!!

This location has been open for about 3 weeks now. I visited on a Friday afternoon and only had to wait a few minutes before beginning my pedicure. I called in advance to ask how much it cost for a mani/​pedi (was told $ 26). I had received a coupon in the mail a few weeks prior for the grand opening for 20% off… only to learn that the price of $ 26 was already with the 20% off included, so that was a bit annoying.
On the upside, everyone was very friendly, the place was immaculate, clean, and I loved the basin for the pedi chairs. There were also flat screen TVs built into the walls! And of course the mani/​pedi was very well done. I supply my own nail polish and hardener so I can’t say anything about their selection (but they’re new, so I’m sure it’s good).
Without the 20% discount, a mani/​pedi runs about $ 33 I think, which is pricy for a mani/​pedi, IMO. I don’t think I’d return for both without a coupon or unless they start a weekday special. My manicure was especially well done so I will definitely be back for at least a mani. Overall, very nice place, good service and great location.