N & T Nails

Great job on the gel pedicure! I did make an appointment for 5:45 and didn’t get serviced til 6:15 but I will definitely go back

I have been looking for a nail salon that is clean, reasonably priced for good work and fume free. I can’t believe I’m the only one who gets a headache from those other salons that don’t believe in using fans.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that the place was clean and I didn’t smell the fumes from all of the chemicals. Winner!!! There is a hair salon to the right that has pedicure massage chairs too in addition to the ones in the main entrance. I was greeted and asked what services I wanted. It was time for a mani/pedi…these dawgs especially needed pumice and a good rub and a good rub I got. As a matter of fact, my hand and arm was massaged during my mani too. Omg… Joanne put her back into it. It truly felt good! What made my visit fun was the conversation. I wanted to rekax but I really liked talking to Joanne and it wasn’t constant. It was just enough to pass the time and make me want to return. My manicures normally last a week if not shellac. It will be a week in a few days and I have 2 chips but I can’t blame the place because I’m kinda hard on my nails. Needless to say, I will be returning soon!
They have the usual spa type pedicure chairs and nice warm towels for your feet and hands.

I just moved to the area and I have been searching for a great pedi salon. They did a great job, very professional and clean, plus very reasonable price ($ 25!)! I will be back!

They did a great job! Best pedicure ever (Thank you, Lisa)! I got the white and pink solar nails and they look beautiful. They took their time and everything was perfect! The prices were very good as well. I would highly recommend N & T Nails. I will definitely be back!

Unfortunately K is no longer there. My only thought is — when you lose your best, then you DO your best to replace him. I went in last Saturday, got a mani, ended up losing skin on my index finger because he «buffing» got a little close. :-(

I am a firm believer that any company that offers medical insurance that covers mental health should have a bi-​weekly pedicure package. It’s just good for the soul.
I recently stopped in for a mani/​pedi ($ 37…not bad) so I could get painted up in some fun summer neons. I am embarrassed to admit that my little piggies were NOT in the best of condition… my soles were worn and my toes were in dire need of attention. I was totally embarrassed to sit in the chair and have someone touch my war-​torn feet.
The pedicurist, K, made me feel more than comfortable. I made it clear that I was embarrassed by the condition of my feet and he assured me that they were not that bad (he is too kind). He took careful care of my super ticklish feet and made my feet anew. He also humored me in talking about the intense complexities of the neon color trends that have returned for 2012. It was deep conversation.
Moving on to my mani. I keep my finger nails in very good condition and he complimented me several times on them-​I was flattered, as I take pride in them! One of my precious babies had a crack in them and I was more than a little nervous to trust my cracked nail in the hands of a stranger. He cared for my cracked nail and gave me a few tips on how to treat it while it is growing out. After carefully painting a fabulous electric lemon shade on my fingers to match my hot pink toes, he sent me on my way. He made it a point to learn my name and use it in our conversation several times. Very personal touch. He gained my trust and I would love to go see him again the next time I visit the salon.