Jp Nails & Spa

Beautiful dip powder manicure by Lien. Super friendly and quiet salon and I love my nails! The shape is perfect. $50 for dip powder which is pretty standard for Boston.

I NEVER leave bad reviews because I just find it unnecessary HOWEVER I today I have to. I came here to give them a chance and I left without finishing or paying (which I would absolutely NEVER do but I could not pay for this). They kept telling me they could not clean my cuticles if I was getting dip, they said if I wanted my cuticles cleaned and cut I would need to use gel or regular polish. The exact words “every place is different if you don’t like it you can go back to the other place”. I should have just left right then and there. The color I picked was a very light almost white color with a hint of purple. Clearly my nails came out purple, not almost white. The shape I asked for was coffin, she clearly did not do that and ruined my nail shape and my cuticles. Long story short I will

First time here and probably my last. $48 without tip for dip mani with one fake nail tip added. I called ahead to make sure they had time for me - promptly seated at 230 when my appointment was but it felt very rushed. Couldn't even bother to clean up underside or around cuticles. I went back to kindly ask if they could fix underneath the nail and they flat out refused to fix it or help me in anyway. AWFUL

Love this nail salon! The ladies here are hard workers, efficient, and always do a great job. Reasonable prices too.

Update: after explicitly telling the woman I do not like the drill, she said she would be gentle and was not in fact, gentle. I now have drill rings on my nail beds after I just did a ton of work nursing my nails back to health. Please spare yourself the trouble and stay away. Horrible. Went in for a pedicure and dip manicure… was given a dip application without the manicure. They were more concerned about getting butts in seats, as opposed to taking care of the clients right in front of them. Almost no one is turned away, which increases the pressure for them to rush and complete a job. One woman took three or more calls (as she was doing my nails) and told every last customer to come in. She also did this with walk-ins. The dip manicure did not result in a full manicure of gently filin