Bare Luxury

I always have a great experience at Bare Luxury! I live in the neighborhood and come every few weeks for a gel fill with Sam, who is extremely talented, and a gel pedicure. I find the ladies listen intently and execute my inspiration to perfection, my nails always look exceptional. It’s a true spa experience and they are all very welcoming and knowledgeable.

I have been going to bare luxury for about a year now, they really do make it feel like a luxury experience. Sam has been doing my nails for about a year and I don’t ever want to go to anyone else! They last me and always look amazing. She is a true talent and her and the entire staff are the sweetest staff you’ll meet. I also get my pedicures done here, they do an amazing job at any service they give. These are the beautiful sets sam has done for me over the year!

Bare Luxury is the only nail spa in Manhattan I have discovered that offers consistent and incredible service. I leave every-time with a flawless manicure and thorough neck massage. Aside from having trained professional nail techs, bare luxury is the cleanest nail spa I have ever been to in NJ and NY. Management takes pride in this spa and you can tell by every aspect. The owner checks your nails every time as you leave assuring you are please and accommodates all concerns. I am so happy to have found Bare Luxury and will never go elsewhere!

Update! My nails started chipping after 1-2 weeks. They fixed the first two times within the first week. I’m not mad since 2 weeks is their advised timeline but other nail salon’s last longer. This probably is brigade they use less toxic materials? Original: This is how a nail salon should be! Nice and relaxing. At my price range, I’m so used to being mistreated, sometimes yelled at, but the staff here are SO nice here I was surprised when they said yes to every request. The gel mani was around $60 by cash (forgot exact number), sounds expensive but it’s average or even low in the area, but I got more than its worth. Very soon into the mani, someone gave me a shoulder great massage and asked if I wanted to add 10 min for $18. I usually don’t like sales tactic like this but the massage w

I live in the area and I called earlier in the day to inquire about a back massage after experiencing some nasty back spasms and a recommendation from a neighbor. A woman who appeared to be the manager asked who’d like to perform the service to which one of the techs replied with a stern NO! The woman then asked again who’d like to do it—silence. Another woman then interjected and asked who’s next in line to service a customer. It appeared to me that no one wanted to give the massage and clearly judged a book by its cover considering the awkward and quite frankly judgmental stares. Needless to say I opted not to receive the massage after someone finally stepped up to do it. I made it clear that if no one wanted to do it I had no problem taking my business elsewhere where — which is exactly