Swan Nail Reviews, Prices, Services, Photos
About Swan Nail
Swan Nail is a premier nail salon located in the heart of the city, known for providing top-quality nail care services to its customers. With a team of highly skilled technicians, Swan Nail offers a wide range of services including manicures, pedicures, acrylic nails, gel nails, and nail art.
The salon prides itself on using only the best products and techniques to ensure that clients receive the highest level of care and satisfaction. Whether you’re looking for a simple polish change or a full set of intricate nail designs, Swan Nail has the expertise and creativity to make your nails stand out.
In addition to their exceptional services, Swan Nail offers a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere for clients to unwind and pamper themselves. The salon’s dedication to customer service and attention to detail make it a go-to destination for those seeking a luxury nail experience. Visit Swan Nail today and treat yourself to a beautiful new set of nails.
Address: 57 Manton Ave, Providence, RI 02909, United States
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Call: (401) 831-1052, +1 401-831-1052
Rating: 3.6
Total Customer Rating: 176
Salon Open Hours:
Monday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Customer Reviews:
I started to get my pedicure done by one person, her appt walks in 3 minutes into my pedicure, and so another person takes over (understood). When the gentleman comes over to do my pedicure, he does not prep as if this is a new pedicure he is about to start. One foot got cuticle softener, the other did not, one foot my cuticles were pushed, the other was not. My ears became hot with frustration, my stomach full of aggravation. Oh, but wait.. It does not end there. As the man is cutting my cuticles, I wait for him to scoop and clean under my toenails; the man did not even have the thought; under my nails are as dirty as when I walked in.
Looking to my left, I was livid with jealousy as I saw the woman who had begun to do my nails clean and cater completely to her appt client. Whilst I get a crackhead job (I say that because I could have probably gotten a better job by a drug addict).
My toes look uneven, the paint job is done poorly and honestly, as I was driving home I began to cry because I do not understand how someone can CHOOSE to have an occupation and do a poor job! We are all hard working people and collectively in a very sensitive time/economy. I had to stop and pull over at how extremely disappointed and tired I am of these nail salons doing the bare minimum. I had to literally pull over on the busy road and was compelled to take photos
Now I will have to go home and scoop the shot from under my nails, and then remove the rest of the dead cuticle because that’s usually what comes after scooping dirt from the nails.
I will call tomorrow to get this pedicure redone… … Walking out of the establishment, I voiced my concern and told the lady who had begun to do my nails that I was very disappointed with the results of my pedicure: I said that I felt like I had dirty nails still… A customer overheard me and told me she has felt the same way. The woman who had gotten the perfect pedicure that I craved after this busy week commented that the woman who had done her nails was doing so for several years, and I see why. Needless to say a very poorly done job. Hated the pedicure the whole time and I did not want to be rude to an older person by stopping him from what he was doing, but I felt like doing that many times during my service….. Go at your own risk..
First and foremost, I was quite annoyed by the persistent efforts of the pedicure technician to convince me to opt for a gel pedicure. I had clearly stated that I wanted a regular pedicure, but it seemed like she was more interested in upselling me to a more expensive service.
As if that wasn’t enough, I requested plastic wrap for my legs so I could head home without smudging my freshly done nails. This is a standard practice that many places offer after a pedicure. However, to my surprise, they didn’t have any plastic wrap available. How can a nail salon not have such a basic amenity for their customers?
Furthermore, they claimed to be out of fast-drying spray and oil, which made the entire experience even more frustrating. It’s reasonable to expect that a nail salon would have all the necessary supplies and provide a seamless service.
Speaking of prices, their pedicure service is significantly more expensive than what you’d find in New York City, where you can get a full-service pedicure for $25 to $27. Here at Swan Nail, I paid a whopping $37 for a regular pedicure, and I usually give a 20% tip. The question is, should I really be paying this much for subpar service?
I was deeply disappointed with my visit. The constant upselling, the lack of basic amenities, and the high prices make this place a poor choice for anyone seeking a relaxing and enjoyable nail salon experience. I won’t be returning, and I would advise others to think twice before giving this place a try.
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