Skyline Nails & Spa LLC

I get my nails done 2-3 times a year usually for a wedding or other special occasion and I always stick to a simple gel manicure. I guess I’ve been lucky because I’ve never had a bad manicure experience. To the point where I saw some of the reviews before walking in last minute and thought it can’t be that bad. It really was that bad. I walked in on a Saturday and there was no wait so I picked my color and was quickly shown to a station. Everything is going well and then I start looking around more and notice all the dust EVERYWHERE and realize that their equipment doesn’t look clean. I asked that they don’t cut my cuticles and hope it goes by quickly. The UV LED lamp machine is dirty on the outside and the inside. I noticed that a bug was crawling on my thigh and ask the nail tech if he c

Been coming here for pedis for me, the ex, and the kids for a while. Always seats available and the staff is very friendly. I've also brought my 90+ year old mom. They treat her very kindly and when I come without her they ask about her. Plenty of parking available. Decent prices. Can't go wrong

Came here twice, once my nails, dip with tip, started to dull after a few days but decided it might’ve just been the polish. Came back a second time and my French tip, regular gel, started to chip just after one day. Staff was kinda slow too. Came into get my singular French tip nail touched up and took almost 20 minutes to even be helped and wanted to fix it in a way that would take too long, have to return tomorrow to actually get it fixed. Wouldn’t really not recommend.

The nail specialists did a great job. I wanted a full set of acrylic nails I always get mine long so I do not mind paying the extra money. I always bring my own nail polish just in case I need to touch them up later on, but I’ve been there several times before so I was always please with the nails specialist work.

This was my first, and I was shocked to find that customers have to pay extra to get their feet scraped with a foot file. Most nail salons include dead skin removal as part of their basic package, not here. $35 gets you a short soak in the massage chair, nails trimmed, and polished. One must pay $45 to get a brief dead skin scrub. The place is very clean and quiet, but it's too expensive to me for such basic services. They also charge an additional 3% for using a credit card. However, you save 3% if you pay with cash. The nail tech did NOT make me aware that I was supposed to get 3% off for paying in cash, so she kept my 3% as her tip.