Vogue Nails and Spa Reviews, Prices, Services, Photos

My technician was awesome, she pays close attention to details on your foot. She also takes her time to get it right. She is amazing. I want her to do my feet every time. Thank. You

I like them because their colors are always true to form. I get gel on my real nails and they don’t push acrylic like other shops if that’s not what you are seeking.

Visiting from Texas & thrilled to get a fresh set of beautiful acrylic nails by Lina. Oh, how I wish I could be a regular of Vogue Nails again!

I’ve been doing my own nails for many years, but couldn’t this time since we were traveling and didn’t want to take the “nail luggage” along.

They did an awesome job! Fast, but not rushed. Each step was on point. Perfect details. Price was $35 for a fill – lower than the others. If I’m ever in the area again I would go out of my way to have my nails done here.

This place came highly recommended by my co workers, however my experience was less than stellar. I asked for a spa mani-pedi with dip nails on my fingers. Nothing too fancy, just a simple ombre french with one nail on each hand marbled. The pedi came first and was with out hesitation the worst spa pedicure I have ever had. The ‘technician’ appeared confused through the entire process as of she wasn’t sure what to do next. I asked for a mint scrub and am not sure what I got (I wasn’t shown the package) but it was definately not mint as there was no warmth or tingling as is the point of mint. The lotion was applied sloppily then I was instructed to place my feet back in the water! I’ve had lots of pedicures and know the process but apparently my technician does not. There was no leg massage, which is what I look forward to most and when she was finally ready to apply the polish it came out looking as if I had done it myself. My hands were a little better. The technician, Lina, did a decent job with the ombre but while she was chatting with one of her regulars forgot to marble the one nail and did them all the same. She did catch her mistake and corrected it before I needed to say anything but didn’t let it dry properly between coats as it began to peel off in less than a week causing me to have to spend my only day off back at the salon trying to get it fixed. After a two hour wait (I had to leave and come back) the manager redid my toes properly. Another associate fixed my nails the best she could, although she didn’t know what Lena had used so we had to remove the marble. At least all my nails match now. I most likely will not return as this experience was extremely frustrating after paying $70 for a decent manicure and a horrible pedicure in addition to a $20 tip despite my displeasure.