Dazzling Nails & Spa

First time I went there my nails came out great. Second time my thumb chipped within a few days. They fixed it and then 4 days later 4 nails chipped and one broke completely. Won’t be returning.

Everyone is friendly and they get the job done. Leo is the best for pedicures. Vicky & Jenny are the best for acrylic/​gel sets. Just make sure to make an appointment!

Really, really rough with removing my old gel. Very sloppy application. I keep my nails short and my nails were stuck to my skin. I went back in and when they re-​filed all my nails, it left a weird black tint behind. Also they chipped in 6 days. Extra star because the pedicure felt really good (but the toes themselves had paint on them).

Manicure and Pedicure took 35 mins… cuticles were not pushed back. Equipment was dirty. Not enough time and attention put into a $ 70 mani/​pedi. See pictures of shoddy polish job.

Loved the pedicure! I had a woman by the name of Jenny. She was chatty, friendly and very thorough! Clean place, too! They use the plastic liner in the pedi tub and autoclave their metal implements. Was $ 25 for the service which also included a hot stone leg massage. Credit cards are accepted but tips must be in cash! Looking forward to returning!

Best pedicure I ever had in my life. I was greeted right away, picked my color, sat in the chair and had the best pearl spa treatment I ever experienced. The place was very clean, brand new utensils opened in front of me, and the chairs are awesome. The tech really made me feel pampered, he used multiple creams and bath salts, hot towels, offered hot rocks which I didn’t want and massaged my feet and lower legs. Only downfall is I will never be able to go to another place for a pedicure without feeling disappointed.

If I could I would give this place do darn stars!!!
So i went in for a pedicure and the nail tech screamed out a question about the services I wanted to receive. I screamed back I needed a pedicure and proceeded to pick out my color…
I went to get my pedicure and the lady would not scrub off the dead skin in the back of my foot! She gave two swipes that was it and the back of my foot was crusty. Oh hell no… I don’t play crusty feet!!! So I complained and they stated that they would buff the back of my feet to make it smooth.
So she polished my nails and too my dismay, it looked like my God-​child did it… I was beyond pissed and then this is where I was like really!!! They buffed the back of my heal and now it looked ashy… they would not even give me lotion and told me that I needed to put Vaseline on the back of my feet… wtf…i cant…
At this point I am done with the foolery… I am going back to Lumberton NJ where I know I am getting taken care of.

Three for now could be better soon… will go again. My co-​worker suggested I try this place since I can’t seem to find a nail salon home… anyhow I got in and they greeted me as usual. My technician did the typical pedicure but it did feel nice. My manicure was not painful although it seemed like she started rushing didn’t like that. Of course she pushed for the higher end product (gel), but I just wanted a manicure. Whem she finished I had polish on my fingers and she didn’t bother cleaning it (I could have done that!) Overall it was just average but they know how to treat customers or so it seems which balances my total experience.

The overall experience was kind of just okay. I walked in around 2 on a Thursday for a plain old manicure, and although three technicians were available I had to wait ten minutes because I didn’t have an appointment. Seemed odd, but whatever.
The technician did not even try to make small talk, and seemed more interested in the TV than she was in safely removing my cuticles – she cut me twice. She also told me shaping my nails would be an extra 5 dollars! I have never ever heard of that and declined. She sent me to the dryer with polish on several parts of my finger that polish should not be on and told me to bring a purse next time so she won’t have to carry my keys and wallet. There won’t be a next time but thanks anyway! I guess this place is good if you want a not so cheap and average mani.

Nail Salons are a dime a dozen, especially ones like these. You come in, an Asian woman tells you to pick a color, and you sit there for a while while they cement artificial appendages to your fingertips. That being said, I think these folks do a nice job of that, as compared to other places I’ve been. I walked in, nail-​less, without an appointment at 2 pm on a friday, and walked out at 3 with a very well done full set of American manicured nails. For $ 27, no complaints here.
The shop itself is relatively new, and they have about a million chairs, so I’m sure they’re very well equipped to handle lots of traffic. As for my manicure itself, the result was great, but the process was less than glamorous. She did my nails very quickly and proficiently, without cutting me or hurting me whatsoever (which is great — I usually tend to walk out of salons with a bloody cuticle or two), but it was also very no-​frills. Her tools weren’t «dirty,» but I wouldn’t call them clean. But that’s true of pretty much every nail joint I’ve ever been to. Also, she cut the nail tips with a pair of office scissors, rather than a nail cutter, which i found incredibly odd… but hey, it worked.
Bottom line — this place is close to my house, and right next to the Sicklerville Five Guys. I’ll definitely be back.