Legacy Nails

I must say this was the best salon.I've ever been to with the best nails in the best nail salonexperience. She was amazing 5 stars out of this world . Go here good prices everything amazing

I normally go here on the regular. But, after this last trip. I think I'll be looking elsewhere. The service wasn't great, the man's attitude who was doing my sister's pedicure was bad. Our pedicures were normal pedicures and we asked for the deluxe. We also paid for the deluxe. My sister's polish looks bad and her nail trim is terrible. He cut them down way to short and crooked. The lady who did my toes dug in deep. And when I made her aware it was painful she just kept going. The towels were extremely hot and they just wrap your legs with no warning. For 2 pedicures it ran us $144. We got the same services all the way across the board. One of us was charged $68 and one of us was charged $63. And that was without tax.

The lady that did my nails was not very good at all. I normally go to Summit Nails, they are great. I do not recommend legacy nails.

I took my niece to get her nails done for her birthday. We both got pedicures which turned out good. My nieces manicure looked great. She had a very nice man who worked on her nails. I had the head woman, & I am very unhappy with my acrylic fill & polish. It’s by far the worst I’ve ever received! If I wasn’t pressed for time, I would have had her or someone else redo them. The nails are not even filed correctly, they’re crooked. The paint was globbed on & lumpy, & the paint & acrylic don’t even fill the nail bed on some nails. My nails look like they were painted by a child! To top it off, I asked for ombré nails, and paid an extra $10 on top of the $15 for gel polish, & that’s not what I received at all! SEE PICS The 1st pic is what I asked for, & the 2nd is what I got. Literally

I never write a bad review, but this shop was awful. I went in with my daughter to get a dip and toenail polish change for me and gel and pedicure for her. The person who did my nails tried to use an acrylic nail to pry off my dip polish. When I said “That hurst..please don’t take the polish off that way”, she quite clearly got angry. As she was doing my toenails, the tool she was using gouged my nail. When I flinched she put it down and wouldn’t do the cuticles on the other foot. She brought the acrylic back out and tried to pry the dip off my other hand,when I sat at her station.. when I asked her again to stop, she put my hands in acetone and left me alone for a good half hour. I ended up taking the polish off myself with a paper towel soaked in the acetone. I have been getting my nails