Finger Joy Nails - Santa Clara (CA)

5 /5 Maria Arami: Mai did my nails. I made a random apt near my work. I got what i asked for. She was careful to make sure i get what i asked for. She didnt miss painting the sides like other places do. The staff were friendly. The area not in such a good location, but I will go back. Just make sure you take cash for tip.

5 /5 GrandEva: Great service. Friendly staff. Mia did an excellent job on my manicure! Ombre is what I wanted & she "nailed" it! I showed her a picture of my end goal and I walked out a happy girl. Reasonably priced. Appointments encouraged. Busy place = great service.

5 /5 Roxanne Arrivas: When I first moved to the San Jose area I went to a couple other nail salons before finding Finger Joy Nails. Its a cute little shop with a small parking lot. All the ladies working there are very nice. They have conveniently in their shop an ATM machine that only charges a 25 cents transaction fee for withdrawals! I have only been to Finger Joy Nails 3 times and each time I left, I always left satisfied and happy with their service. Their prices are pretty competitive. The lady that did my nails does amazing freehand artwork! I just show her a picture of what I want and she replicates it perfectly! I definitely will continue to go there and recommend this place.

2 /5 Alicia Conye: The treatment I received at this salon was nothing short of horrible. I wanted acrylics with a colorful french tips, and when I selected my colors the lady told me the green I had chosen was “too light”. She then showed me a neon green I should use instead, which is not what I wanted at all. I told her that I would try the light green and if it was bad I would select the dark one, so she swatched one coat of the green on my nails and said “see its bad”. She then said in Vietnamese that “Ugh why does she not want dark colors”. The whole process was very rushed and I felt like a nuisance by being there. She also commented in Vietnamese that she was annoyed with me when she had to keep asking me to put my hands in the curing machine (she would make me put my hands in after doing one nail, and then start doing the other hand, so it was inconvenient for both of us). Over the phone they told me the service was $42 but made me pay $50. They also make you tip in cash or in venmo before paying, which made me anxious. Do not go here unless you want a stressful experience

2 /5 Ellen Chiu: My pedicure looked good. What I did not appreciate is the trick to earn more money. I clearly stated that I wanted the most economic option pedicure option. In mid of pedicure, the specialist asked me what flavor of the gel Id like, I picked a flavor while I was working on my computer. When I paid, I was notified that I shall pay extra 10 dollars because I used the gel which was not part of economic option. This was my first time to visit this salon and also the last time as I did not like the trick.