Daisy Nails in Las Vegas, NV

Update: this is the only nail place I use now, I love the work I get done here! I have never walked out of here dissatisfied, I’m always extremely happy and my nails are consistently beautiful! 💕 Danny is talented and so personable.

I had a fantastic experience for my first visit! It had been forever since I had gotten a pedicure because at my last regular salon the service had kept decreasing inequality until I had to fix two of my nails myself after my last visit. It’s hard to find a good salon with people who care about their work, especially in Vegas for some reason!

I believe the technician I had was Kay And that’s on me for not double checking. She was astounding! She took care of my ingrown nails, she got rid of all of cuticles that have built up since that was skipped last time at my last salon, she was so gentle, and my nails and feet ended up looking and feeling amazing by the time I was done. The prices are very upfront and very fair. It’s a small nail salon, But it was clean, I had no wait time, and everybody was so solicitous! Not only that, it’s 30 minutes closer to my home.

Truly it was an overall wonderful experience and from here in our, this will now be my regular nail salon! Thank you so much for being excellent Daisy Nails!!!

It was my first time here me the reviews for me! I was helped by Dan, he was super nice and friendly! The service was great and my nails are amazing! Its a great place

Yin was so sweet and made my little one smile! We both loved our nails and received just what we asked for

Thank you Yin!!

First time coming to this nail salon and I brought my daughter to get a gel pedicure. They were very kind and greeted me when I arrived, I had made an appointment the day before and they took her right at that time. So it was great.

I checked in on the iPad by the front desk and they took about 45 min to do this french tip gel pedicure. It turned out great! Mai was wonderful. 😊

So disappointed. I scheduled an appointment with Mai after reading great reviews and regret not choosing somewhere else. When I arrived the first thing she does is try to upsell me. I just wanted a paraffin pedicure and she tries to get me to do a manicure as well and eyebrow wax. After declining I get settled and start trying to select a color. I don’t like getting gel because it forces me to come back to a nail salon to remove if it starts chipping and sometimes I just do home pedicures. I wish I had this time, but I was on vacation wanted to pamper myself a little. So I asked for regular polish, not gel, and she says “regular polish will be messed up.” I was so confused and had her repeat that, and she said will be messed up because it takes a long time to dry.” I guess she thought I’m a idiot and didn’t realize I needed to wait for nail polish to dry? 🤷During the exfoliation she was distracted by another employee helping a new customer and on my right foot did only the left side of my heel and not the ball of my foot or big toe. She did the right foot first so I thought maybe here they only exfoliate the heels. However she did exfoliate the heels, ball, and toe of my left foot. So I asked if she could do a couple swipes of the pumice stone on the toe of my right foot. She started telling me that she has to charge for callus removal to do that. I explained that she forgot to do it on my right foot and she argued that she didn’t forget, but then did briefly do it and just a couple swipes was all I needed to smooth the rough spot. After a brief massage was the most disappointing part for me. I love the snuggly warm feeling of my feet cozy warm in paraffin wax which most places wrap in warm towels or heated socks. The description of Daisy Nails says they wrap the paraffin wax in a warm towel, but she did not. When she wrapped the plastic bags with paraffin and stopped, I asked about the towels and pointed to the treatment description, but she said “that comes later, I will not forget.” I have had other places use lotion after and wrap legs in hot towels to soak in the lotion so I thought maybe that’s what she meant. Unfortunately, what she actually meant was she’d use a hot wet towel to quickly wipe off the remaining wax. No snuggly warm wraps here. Last part of the pedicure was a small dab of base coat per nail (not on the whole nail, I literally mean she touched each nail for a fraction of a second with base coat) then did the nail color. She actually did a great job on the color, they look nice, but no top coat so I’ll circle back on how long they last.