LaDana’s Unlimited (hair and nails)

I was going on a Disney vacation and went to the salon. They weren’t professional. The lady who was doing my nails never tried to carry on conversation with me the whole time that I was there. She was too busy talking to other clients. I wasn’t able to get in any words about my thumb nail being messy. When I first made the appointment I had said that I want my fingers and toes done. That day I didn’t get my toes done because someone walked in. I had said that I’m suppose to get my toes done I said that when I made the appointment. At that point I was fed up. I just said never mind and asked to pay. She then said well you have all day just come back. I didn’t have all day. Well when I went to pay they don’t accept cards just cash. I was never informed that they were cash only. I wouldn’t re

I had the pleasure of meeting Sunny, who did my nails and my feet. I had my acrylics removed because they were destroying my nail beds and she talked me into the gel that they do on my natural nails. I’ve included photos below, but let me say my nails are beautiful. I love the gel. My nails are so much more breathable and feel a lot stronger and better overall already. So thankful to have found this place and can’t wait to get my fill!!!! ❤️😊

I recently moved back to my childhood home and didn't know who to go to to cut my hair and to do my nails. LeDana was recommended to me and I am so very pleased. I didn't know when I made the appointment that she did nails too. She squeezed me in for the nails and they turned out great too. I am so very pleased!

I've been to a lot of places and this is by far the best I've been to. They did exactly what I and my daughter asked for. So detailed and nice.

I really had high hopes for this place, but unfortunately that wasn't the case. I will start off with the women who work there aren't very welcoming, or very talkative. I definitely don't expect people to be completely bubbly, but at least try to keep a conversation going. This wasn't the case. The first time I went this nail salon, I wasn't even greeted when I walked in the door. The energy felt very tense, and felt that way the entire time I was there during my visits. Every time I tried to break the ice by talking or making a joke, I would get the bare minimum. One worded responses, or I would get completely ignored. Another thing that upset me was how rough they were with my hands. Instead of saying 'hey could I see your other hand' or 'hey could you flip your hand around for me' the