Diamond Nails and Spa

This place is excellent!
They did an awesome job on my pedicure :-)
I will be returning!
A+

Worst mani/​pedi I’ve ever gotten. Went here yesterday because a friend had a gift certificate, certainly won’t be back. The girl who did my services was in a hurry, I have calluses still on my feet that she hadn’t touched, and I have several cuticles on my fingers that are swollen and sore because she cutting far down and too quickly. Not sure what the hurry was, no one was waiting, and after she finished with me she went and laid on the couch with another technician. The friend with the gc ended up being given the wrong shellac, had to have it all redone and they didn’t offer her a discount. Poorly run, unprofessional – the only thing they have going for them is their location. There are far better places for the same charge.

Wow. Something needs done about this place. I went in on October 17^th and was treating my sister as she was having surgery done the next day. My sister in law and 3 yr old niece also went. We all 3 had awful pedicures, with my sister in law having to wait until us 2 were finished before she got help. (We HAD appointments.)
The ladies were pointing at us and talking about us in another language. The pedicures were quick and very little massage. So much for relaxing my sister…
They wanted to charge my little niece $ 15 to paint her teeny nails. Really?! Then, since my sister couldn’t have any polish on her nails or feet due to surgery I asked if my niece could just get my sisters paint. Initially they said NO, so I asked what discount my sister would get since she didn’t need any painting. NONE. They could tell I was not happy so they finally agreed to let my niece have my sisters polish after I asked to speak to a manager.
Like the other review, they made me pay before we were even done with our manicures. (Pedicures were done.) I gave an 18% tip, which was VERY gracious given the experience we were already having, and the lady had the nerve to ROLL HER EYES when she looked at my tip. Like the other girl, I then did not get a very good manicure at all, nor did my sister or sister in law.
It was pretty awful. I am from Las Vegas and never thought an «Iowa» place would be this rude. My sister and sister in law will never go back.
So heads up — they are some of the rudest women working there I have every encountered. I would go elsewhere.

I was looking for a place to get my nails done because the nail place at Lindale Mall was packed. I figured this would be an okay place, but I was wrong.
I wanted a regular manicure, which is $ 15. I went and picked my nail polish and the woman started doing my nails. Several times she asked if I wanted «Shellac,» which is apparently a longer lasting nail polish. Of course I declined several times because I needed to change my nail color the following week for a wedding. She kept asking, trying to convince me to get the Shellac and I kept declining because it was $ 30 total. The girl seemed to become frustrated that I didn’t want to shell out another $ 15 for something I’d have to get taken off in less than 5 days anyway. She mumbled something to me, which I could barely understand, and pointed to a station closer to the wall, which I did since I figured it was because the nail dryers were over there or she needed to use different tools at that station. As soon as I sat down at the new station she began putting a clear lacquer on my nails, which I thought was just an enhanced base coat. When she finished putting it on, she pointed to the sample nail colors on a board, which I was confused because I already picked out my nail color and showed it to her. Then I realized that she was basically scamming me into the more expensive Shellac nail polish! The base coat she put on only works with Shellac and when I told her for the SIXTH TIME I didn’t want it, she became annoyed, grabbed my hands, and half-​assedly removed the base coat. Of course she wanted to make me pay right then and there and when she saw I didn’t give her a tip, she did a junky job painting my nails. The $ 15 manicure didn’t include lotion or a handrub. My nails looked awful and chipped in 12 hours because she didn’t remove the lacquer.
The funny thing is that the girl doing my friend’s nails tried to push her into the Shellac colors too! DO NOT GET SCAMMED! These people will trick you into paying for something you don’t want even when you’ve told them a billion times you don’t want it. I’m disgusted this place is conducting business this way. And to top things off, the place is DIRTY. The girl was painting my nails on top of a uv nail dryer and the thing was filthy.

I will preface this review by saying I don’t ever get my nails done. As a newbie, I picked this place since it was close to my house. They did a pedicure and the manicure with the fake nails for my wedding. They were very helpful and reasonably priced. My nails lasted for a long time, and I got lots of compliments on how pretty and natural they looked. They did leave a lot of the plastic shavings stuck under my nails from the sanding of the ends, and it was super busy all the time to the point where I felt like it was a race to get me out the door. Other then that I was happy with it. If I ever have a need to do my nails again, I’ll go back there. They did seem to have a lot of repeat clientele, so that speaks for itself.

Gross. I used to go to this place every two weeks during the summer for a pedi until I started getting a gross infection from their dirty tools.
They are really convenient and take walk-​ins which I loved, but I would ask «please do not cut my big toe nail at an angle or I will get an ingrown toe nail.» The cheerful Asian woman would smile and nod and then *CLIP* she’d dig right in and cut the nail down at a the edges, ensuring a painful ingrown nail in a few days.
The last time I ever went was for a manicure. It was a busy Saturday afternoon. I sat at the manicure station and waited for a tech. I watched her finish up a pedicure by throwing her tools in a tiny box, sitting at the my station and immediately started using the dirty PEDICURE tools on my hands. Yuck!
Yeah, it’s nice to get a $ 22 dollar pedicure but you get what you pay for. Save you nails from a nasty infection and get to a real nail tech and a reputable salon/​spa.