Tiffany’s Nails

I look to Unilocal a lot to help me determine which place is best. The reviews here were consistent so i decided on this salon. Took my two college age daughters and was hoping it was going to be good. It started out great, they were very nice. But as I needed to pay I was told that it costs them $ 2 to use a credit card and that I need to go to the bank to get cash. (no where does it say it is cash only and they even have the visa MasterCard stickers in window) I stated it was not something I could do (parking on weekends is impossible and I didn’t feel I needed to accommodate them when I was the customer. I believe it was the owner, but she continued to tell me all I need to do is just go to the bank, it’s easy. I stated I’m not going to the bank and they can just charge me the $ 2.
Extremely disappointed and they kept trying to up sell all the little ridiculous add it’s.
Never going back and I don’t recommend it. It was a shame as I spent $ 100 for disappointment. We got three mani/​pedis.

Affordable service, fairly clean. I got acrylics done by Lucy and I would give them a ³⁄₅ on work and a 4.5÷5 on price. Acrylics cost $ 25. Not bad.

I come here for a Gel Manicure and am always pleased. They pay attention to detail and my nails always last at least 2 weeks. You even get a little massage while they set under the light! Great deal for $ 20!
I recently got a Gel Pedicure and was not too impressed. They don’t have tubs so your feet go in a bamboo bucket. Because of this I think $ 25 is a little expensive. Overall my pedicure was good and toes turned out nice!

You come to Tiffany’s Nails for a fantastic deal.
You go across the street for a fantastic manicure.
I think I got a shellac manicure, a pedicure, and a 20 minute neck massage all for under $ 40 which is incredible considering that shellac manicures alone usually cost around $ 30. But the shellac manicure was hardly a manicure – I wasn’t trimmed or scrubbed, and the job was hastily done, polish was uneven. There wasn’t a lot of variety for gel colors either. The neck massage is really good though.
Ladies are friendly and easy to talk to. The place gets stuffy on hot days.

This is my 2^nd time here since I come to Seal Beach once a year for a company Christmas party. The ladies here are so wonderful. I got a shellac mani, pedi, and neck massage all for a reasonable price. I left happy and relaxed with fantastic looking nails!

Not the place for Acrylics. I was so over charged for this service, my nails didn’t last two days. And when I went back for a fill they tried to charge me more than the initial set. One of the nails stained yellow, and she tried to tell me it was because my nail was yellow. Also five dollars a finger to take off the nails? $ 50 to remove your set? NOT GOING BACK. And I live in seal beach.

Just moved to the area and a friend recommended this place. I was taken aback by the tubs for the pedicure, but figured it would be old fashioned «hands on» service. Nope. That was the quickest, half-​assed pedi I’ve ever gotten! My toes usually feel clean and look pretty… Not this time. I needed new tips and that, too, was a disappointment. First of all I had my feet in the tub and my body twisted around to face the hand nail tech. Talk about uncomfortable! I’m used to sitting back and relaxing, and for this experience I tip very generously. Today was just the opposite, I was playing a game of Twister while my hands and toes were being done. I almost keeled over when I saw the result: ugly half-​white 1990s looking nails, without gel and with very bumpy and bubbled clear polish. Holy Moly, Ladies– where can I go to get them FIXED? Wasted the time and wasted the money… Dang. When I lived in San Clemente, I had some great service done by techs from Westminster. I figured that living closer would get me outstanding results. Nah. Do I have to drive back to San Clemente to get my nails done? :(

I’ve been coming here for at least 7 years. They are very accommodating and you don’t have to take the next available manicurist. Lucy does a fantastic job.

Mai gives the most awesome shoulder/​neck massages, we stopped in after Walt’s wharf for lunch. My friend wanted to get her nails done before going out, they did a nice manicure and pedicure with massage for her too. They are very friendly, and will definitely go back when in the area. Thanks ladies. :)

It was just ok. I have been trying out different salons for mani-​pedicures. I have tried about 5 or 6 recently. 1. they do not have spa chairs, they use a wooden tub and line it with plastic, 2. they took only about 40 minutes to do the entire job. 3. They didn’t help me put on my sandals afterward, I had to do it myself, even though I asked. 4. it’s hard to communicate with them (language barrier), 5. they spend a very short time doing everything, short amount of time on pushing back cuticles, short time filing, short time massaging neck, legs and hands/​arms. They didn’t charge much $ 24 for both, but I was not impressed, and wont be back.

Quick, easy, comfy. Very nice techs here. Not a fancy place, but nice enough to call home. Good color selection. They work hard here. Open 7 days a week. Wonderful foot massage that puts me into lala land. Prices are very good. Locals love it! They usually play Diana Krall music. Very mellow.

This is a local nail place that also does waxing. I have gone here numerous times and have had positive experiences every time. They are friendly and courteous. They take credit cards, but just be aware that they charge a fee to use them. So, bring cash.

This place was horrible. My wife and I got mani/​petis for our first anniversary. The silence in the room was awkward ie… no music, no feng shui sounds, and no talking. The women were half/​assed in their work. They didn’t even buff my nails for the manicure. And my wife’s nails took forever to dry since there was no circulation in the room. I could go on but you’d just do better to spend your money else where.

Nice, reasonably priced place for pedicure or manicure.