Nail Sensation

Tried this place again, as it’s closer to home that the salon I’ve been using, which is a 15 minute drive away.
A friend, who uses this salon regularly for fills, called and asked for my appt…“with someone good who will make me want to come back as a regular customer”.
I got a basic mani. She was lovely, but nicked one finger while trimming cuticles, rushed through base, color and top coats with zero dry time in between. Won’t be back. The fifteen minute drive to another town is well worth it for much better service and value.

This place is just plain dirty. I gave it a shot because I work close by… Never again. While getting a fill for acrylic nails, I was cut 3 times with the electric file. My nails/​fingers are very sore one day later. I’m hoping no infection sets in, but wouldn’t be surprised.
Also, an elderly lady who was hard of hearing was seated at the table beside me. She asked for a basic manicure for 15 dollars. The tech continually asked her if she wanted this and that for extra. The lady being hearing impaired kept agreeing and saying Yes. I intervened and told the elderly woman what was happening and she would be charged extra. She did get her basic manicure.
Horrible people, careless, dirty… Go elsewhere.

love love love all aroud!!!
the best place to go!

I went to this nail salon because it is near my new home and I was pressed for time.
First of all, it is not very clean. I asked her if she sterilized the equipment and she acted like she didn’t know what i was saying. I picked a color and asked her to put a coat of a sparkly color on top and she insisted that the sparkles in a jar were better. She told me it would be 5 dollars to sprinkle them on. When the bill came she charged me 10 dollars and I told her I was not happy about that and she argued with me and finally gave me 5 dollars back. My nails came out fair. She didn’t put the effort into them like my usual person does.
Then I asked to have my toes polished. She basically told me i needed a pedicure. I let her do a pedicure. I was skeptical because it didm’t seem to be that clean and i have had fungus from a previous pedicure years ago.
She did an ok job. A rush job because they were closing at that point.
I gave her a tip (not 20 percent) only because she stayed beyond her hours of work.
Now I wish i didn’t do that.
I will not return to this salon. Its unfortunate because it is so close to me.
By the way, her name is Amy

I went to this nail salon per recommendation. My manicurist was AWFULLY rude and would not let me get my nails done in the color I wanted. She also argued with me about shellac over acrylics, which I have done many times before. Apparently white is too difficult a color to paint on nails, but maybe it’s only at this salon. They also kept trying to sell me an eyebrow wax by telling me that I could «really use one.» I was highly offended. Outrageously expensive too for the awful quality. Never coming back.

My sister and I came here for pedicures. We were greeted with smiles and there was no wait time. The spa seats have amazing massagers. The staff did a great job with both our pedicures. We both got the spa pedi, it lasted about 30 minutes. We each got a tiny flower design for an extra $ 3. We both are very happy with the polish selection, cleanliness of the salon, quality of the pedicures and professionalism of the staff. Will definitely come back!

I was very excited when I found Nail Sensation, completely by accident (the snooty salon down the street refused us and recommended we go here). I believe it is the «sister» salon to my old favorite spot, Elegant Touch (anyone notice that nail salons have the cheesiest names ever?).
I partly agree with all of the reviews below: the corners may have needed a little attention, there is a suggestion to pay with cash although I had no problem paying with my credit card — just needed to borrow cash from a friend to cover tip, the prices are extremely reasonable, and they do try their hardest to «upsell.»
That said, this is still «my» place to get my nails done. I love that this place is welcoming, unlike bougie place down the street, and the service is friendly but not overly chatty. I had Tracey, and she did a good job, but not great; I am rather picky about my manicures, and the polish coverage was a bit substandard. However, my friend’s nails came out beautifully, so I think I will try another «technician» when I return.
The key for me is their equipment is clean. We’ve all heard the horror stories of women leaving nail salons with an additional toe or something, so sterilization is crucial. All tools are soaked in hospital-​grade disinfectant and then placed under UV rays after each use. Amen.
Parking is tough, I’m not gonna lie. Wrentham center can be a nightmare trying to find parking and manage traffic flow, but it wasn’t so maddening that it would keep me away.

As you walk in there is a hand written note taped to the front desk asking clients to help keep credit card fees down by paying cash. I was then told that they’ll take debit cards but «tip have to be in cash», I had to leave to go to an ATM then come back.
I had a Shellac Mani and a pedi. Water for the pedi was luke warm. I notice how dirty the floor was in the corners. Lots of dust, hair and (gag) chunks of toe nails. Place looks like it needs to be closed for a weekend, emptied out, cleaned and repainted.
Staff was friendly enough, girl doing my services tired her best to up sell me everything. The music playing in the salon was repetitive and the same song kept playing over and over.~ It was a hard for me to relax.
I live in town so I might go back but I am likely to try the joint a few doors down before I make this place a regular stop.
Shellac Mani and a regular pedi $ 57.00 before tip– reasonable.
I returned. They sucked the acetone they used to soak my nails back into the bottle. Yup. that’s right– sucked it right back into the bottle to use on the next person. GROSS. I asked a friend who owns a nail salon in another area of the state if this is an acceptable practice and she said, «HELL NO».

This place is not great. The prices are good. I got a spa pedi here and I’ve certainly had better. The polish looked all splotchy and I’m not sure why, and the polish was not only on my nails. My foot soak water was cold and when I told the woman, she put some luke warm water in it and told me to put my feet in anyway. Then she tried soooo hard to sell me other services while I was there. Repeatedly. «Creative pedi?»
«No, just the spa pedi today.»
«Really? It’s nice.»
«Just the spa pedi, please.»
«Extra designs?»
«No thank you.»
«Like mine? Look.»
«Very nice, but no thank you.»
«Eyebrow wax?»
«No thank you. Just the pedicure.»
«You need it.»
«I know, but not today, thanks.»
You don’t ever want to leave a spa feeling like you’re ugly because you didn’t partake of more of there services!
And don’t get me wrong, $ 10 for an eyebrow wax is unbeatable, but why would I want someone who clearly isn’t listening to me to rip hair off my face?