Vogue Nails Spa

The people are friendly, location is great and quality is okay but I can not and will not go somewhere unsanitary. They reuse tools, I’ve always seen technicians open a new bag of tools, not here. They also rubbed lime on my feet, this made me really uncomfortable. 1. Why are you putting food on my foot and 2. How do I know who else you used this on? They also cut my toe and looked at me like I was crazy when I Unilocaled. Never again.

I used to be such a fan of this place. When they first opened, they were great. Now (3÷25÷16), I’ve been sitting for an hour and a half and my pedicure is still not done. If you value your time, go somewhere else. Never again, Vogue Nails.

I love this place it’s affordable and they give wine! The owner is also a very sweet lady.

Absolutely love this salon. The only one I go to. Girls are very sweet and do a great job.

We are visiting from Seattle and did not have time to get a fill before we left. Had breakfast at Liberty Café and saw this place on the way out and did a walk-​in. Excellent job — if I could come here all the time I would. Clean, polite, excellent work — quite enjoyable. Thank you!

I have come here 4x. Each time was a great experience. Almost never busy, not sure why! Clean! 5 new-​looking spa chairs plus 5 other bays. LOTS of shellac colors to choose from. Only one time did I have to wait a few minutes before starting my mani-​pedi. The staff are friendly and attentive, especially Ni (she gives a great leg & foot massage). They have relaxing music playing softly plus one TV with the volume low in case you need to watch something. Current special is $ 26 for a basic mani-​pedi… The Spa mani-​pedi is $ 35. Acrylic set is $ 35. I definitely recommend this place.

I went back to Vogue’s nails after having a great experience. This time I decided to treat myself to a pedicure– treat not so much. I’ve had pedicures before to know it’s not normal to have your skin cut back so much you bleed and are in pain on a treadmill 5 days later. I will not go back here again and strongly advise you to do the same!

Vogue is under new management as of 2015 and it has really made all the difference! Kay is the new owner, and does everything she can to make the experience great. I came in without an appointment on Easter Sunday, and she fit me right in and gave me a really great mani/​pedi in a short amount of time.
I will definitely be back-​this is my new go to place! Thank you Kay!

They must have improved significantly since the last two reviewers. My neighbor raved about the place, so I tried it since it was closer to my home than the salon I was frequenting. Both the mani and pedi were amazing, as was the 10-​minute neck massage. I’ve told several people to check it out.
The young lady doing my mani talked me into shellac, which I had never done before. I love it at first, but it really only lasted about 10 days. I think I’ll go back to just buffing my nails. I will go back to Vogue to have it done, though.

I’m a man that never gets a pedicure but from my experience at vogue nail I was floored by the way my feet came out! They were like brand new! Like changing bald tires to brand new tires! The lady that did my feet was Kay! She was an expert at foot massages too! She was vietnamese with a very good vocabulary! She was sweet and treated me like her best friend was sitting in the chair! I will be back! Thanks Kay

Had a very good time getting a pedicure everyone there seemed to really enjoy their job and took great pride in doing it the price were also very reasonable

Not sure how this place stays open. Just like some of the other reviewers, I’m a semi-​regular at Prestigious Nails (in the next shopping center over) and they are great — but they were slammed and couldn’t fit me in with my time frame.
NOBODY was at this salon — red flag.
My pedicure was very half-a**ed. It looks like I did it myself in a rush. Uneven filing, paint on my actual toes (not just on the nails), and the polish needed thinner — it is very uneven. Absolutely no massage offered or given for the pedicure.
My shellac manicure looks so bad that I am embarrassed. It looks like my 5-​year neighbor did it. My nails were being filed with an incredibly coarse nail file — and they are very thin. When I asked her to use a finer grit file, she acted like they only had the super coarse kind. My nails have sharp edges on the corners, too — she barely filed at all. She didn’t work on my cuticles, so the shellac polish topcoat is stuck to my actual skin, and of course is now lifting off and peeling. However on my left thumb, she took the towel (!!) and started wiping off the gel polish… and then just started over. Needless to say, my polish is lumpy. Also, the light they use for the shellac/​gel nails — she had my hands in there for more than 5 minutes at a time. They were uncomfortably hot. I don’t even want to think about the skin damage. I kept saying «so hot» and pulling them out and she would shove them back in. Guess what the effect is of too much time under the UV light? Bubbles in your shellac nails. No massage. You know how bad it looks when someone has on lipstick that sort of «bleeds» or feathers from their lips to their skin? That is what my nails look like. It seems my manicure needs a lip liner — they are so uneven and ugly. I’ve had several dozen shellac manicures, this is the only one I have been embarrassed of!!!
To pay $ 50+ plus tip after this was painful for me. I felt bad for them that nobody was in there, so I tipped 20%, but only after the girl who did my feet begrudgingly redid a few toes that had drips of too-​thick polish going down them.
I was not offered anything to drink, and one pet peeve of mine (this sounds terrible but I worked on a sales floor for almost 10 years so it bothers me) — the girls who didn’t have customers were sitting in the pedicure chairs watching TV and playing on their iPads. There isn’t anything to clean or get ready for tomorrow? (I left about 10 minutes before closing).
Anyway, do not waste your time. If you are in the Heights are and need a manicure, I have had much better work done for the same price at Citrus Nails and Prestigious Nails. Vogue Nails is a honestly a place where lazy employees just don’t give a crap. The worst part? Even though they cut a lot of corners and did not do a good job, I was still stuck there watching what I believe is stolen cable (it kept going in and out and that TV had a ton of wires) while they 2-​timed me for *AN HOUR* Just terrible.

This is the 2^nd time I’ve been here and I’ve enjoyed it. They do offer a tag-​team effort, but honestly– I appreciate it. I would much rather do that than be in a nail salon for 3 hours (like I have at previous salons).
I usually get the basic wherever I go and my regular pedicures last for quite some time from here. If you’re in a hurry or need to get In right away, they’re a great option. If you want the spa experience, I suggest going elsewhere.
Overall, they give an well done basic pedicure from my experience.

this place was clean. like the previous review they do the «tag-​team» on you. one did my mani and pedi. then two other different ladys did my daughters nails and toes polish change. they either do not know how to paint or the nail polishes are too old because when i got out of there the polish bubbled up. i told my sisters and mom to go try it out with me because we were unhappy at prestigious but after trying them out ill rather continue going to prestigious and figuring out my fav person because at least they know how to paint!!!

I’ll be honest: I never would have tried this place out if it wasn’t for the fat my regular salon (next door to this place) wasn’t insanely busy and I was in desperate need of a mani! So, when I passed my regular place and saw that no one was at the place next door… I probably should have taken a hint and just kept driving.
When I walked in, everything looked normal. It was clean and neat — just dead! I picked out my colors for mani and pedi (very limited choices for shellac) and took my sear in the pedi chair. I was annoyed right off the bat when they started doing the ‘tag team’. One person doing the main, the other doing the pedi… basically trying to rush me out as quickly as possible,
I wasn’t impressed with the massage for hand or feet. My shellac mani only lasted about 7 days and this is on the lower end of time that it should.
I gave this place 2 stars because I think it has potential. It was very reasonable for both mani and pedi. I think I only paid about $ 55 with tip for the services. I just wouldn’t come back.