TD NAILS

This place is HORRIBLE!!! It was dirty when I went in, that should have been my first clue to leave. There were several flies flying around. A man (Tommy) came out (even though there were 3 ladies working there with no other customers) and did my nails in a very big hurry. He cut my toe very deep with the nail clippers and I was bleeding and he never said sorry, not one word. He rushed out as soon as he was done and made one of the other ladies finish. I will never be back.

Go somewhere else! It’s terrible. It was difficult to communicate with them, as I looked around mid-​treatment, it appeared dirty. My nails look horrible. There are way better nail places out there. I won’t be back.

I will spare you from the only one star speech. They deserve one, because at least they knew how to do a fill. I did not say it looked good, they just know how to properly apply the gel powder. My 3 yr old daughter and I went in to get her nails painted and myself a gel fill. Upon walking in we were literally just looked at, like we were the walking dead. The 4 nail techs all looked up and then looked back down. I should have walked out right then. Who does not greet their clients? This place does. The guy who painted my daughter’s nails was very sweet, can’t complain about him. Tommy who did my fill is horrendous! Not only did he cut my skin with his drill, that I swear had knives instead of grit attached to it, but he was totally bizarre. I am a hair stylist so I am well aware of TDLR practices, and the proper conduct a technician should be practicing. He ate while doing my nail! I did not know at first because he was sneaking bites when I was talking to my daughter. Gross. Eat on your time buddy, not mine. I asked him a few questions, like if he was the owner in which he replied no. Then I asked if he was a manager, another no. No follow up, no other comment. Until he took a phone call starts speaking in Vietnamese, then in loud English demands me to say hello. Seriously he had the electric file going, and yells at me to say hello! So I yell hello and he giggles and keeps talking! Nut job, I tell you! My final straw was when he asked me if he could ask my three year old a question. I said it depends on what it is. Tommy says oh it is just funny. So he proceeds to tell my daughter (not ask) that she says «Momma» too much and that she should really think about how many times she says it. I almost flipped his little nail table over! But he had his torture device on me so I refrained. My nails look atrocious! They are super short, and my daughter could have done a better job! I think the name of this business TD Nails, actually stands for Totally disgusting nails.