Vip nails & spa Nacogdoches - Nacogdoches (TX)

5 /5 Tiffany Michael: One of the best experiences I’ve had going to a nail salon in the area. They did amazing!! On my brows, after waxing they made sure to clean it brows up and shape them more. I got my nails done as well, they handled my nails with care, and the person doing my nails made sure to get it just how I wanted. They literally look exactly like my inspo pic, with what I wanted changed. The shape is great. And it didn’t take to long!

2 /5 Kyra Pangelinan: Disappointed in my experience for the price that I paid. The technician Julie was sweet, however there were some issues with my service. I spent $96.84 after tip and it was definitely not worth it. I got the luxury pedicure and a takeoff of my acrylics on my hands. As you can see in the photos the shellac ( that was $20 extra) and I got a fill of the acrylic on my two big toes($12 additional) is very spotty and even though I just paid for a fill it looks like I already need a fill. I also was knicked several times with the efile on my toes when she was removing my shellac. Base coat was used over the acrylic nail on my toe when it should not have been. My toes were hit against the inside of the nail lamp multiple times and I made her aware but she continued the service. Then used a towel that left fibers behind in my paint. For this price it’s unacceptable how my toes turned out. I didn’t make a fuss and just paid at the end but will not be returning in the future.

3 /5 Cindy McRae: Fast service to get me started. Got an acrylic set which came out good. My pedicure came out good but the white tips didnt last long, they chipped within a week. Also got a face wax which was going well until the end when the girl got in a hurry and ended up ripping skin off of my face. I still left a tip and was happy with my acrylics but I definitely wont ever get a wax there again.

4 /5 Gentry Matlock: Theres a bit of a language barrier in some instances but my nails look great! The reason we know there was a language barrier as I told him the color was pink and I needed white and he didnt know what I was saying. And then he got kind of angry when I asked him to change it to another color. I asked for an ivory color and the lady at the front desk whos helped us put a pink color down on the manicurist table. It was the first time I got the powder dip and I had no idea that the very pale pink will not change in some way with the curing. And the three times I said something about the color and ask if it would lighten up he said "yeah yeah" I wouldnt have asked him to change it but it was for my daughters wedding and it needed to match. So I switched to black they couldnt get that wrong. My daughter who is a cosmetologist said they were very well done. I was surprised that they no longer do a full manicure- just nails. And Im sorry I dont know the cost youll have to call. My daughter treated me because of all the wedding prep. If I should hazard a guess at least $100. And the pictures you see how thin the Polish is (powder dip) and good coverage. Sorry for the strange pictures Im not a hand model as you can see. I also had a pedicure with shellac. My shoes were not open toed so I didnt care if they matched. These applications are both over a week old and I think they still look great!