Pearls Nails Inc

The staff is amazing. They are always soo sweet. We know Mrs. Lindsay she has been a nail tech for about 15 years. Their prices are amazing. You will not get better prices than here.

I am not impressed by the treatment and services provided. I came into this establishment with the request of a ‘polish change’. I politely declined a pedicure and was made to feel small. The women did not have a welcoming nor friendly attitude. In addition, I believe I was evidently overcharged. For a basic polish change with no soak or extras, they charged me $30. Basic pedicure services according to their menu is $32 so the price is not justified. I will not be returning.

Awesome!!!! I moved to this area a little over a year ago and was struggling to find a nail salon that does UV gel full set and fill-ins! While this is pretty common in NJ, it isn't here in MD! One day I found this salon and called and learned there was ONE tech who knows how to do full-set gel and not just the gel manicure with the gel polish! But using the real gel, liquid gel, not the "powder gel" (which there is no real such thing as powder gel, that's just acrylic). I've been going to David ever since! When I walked in immediately I was greeted, everyone in there is sooooooo friendly and kind! David stated he hadn't done liquid gel nails since he left NJ! And I said here I am! And I've been nothing but satisfied! Lynn gives some of the best pedicures! And don't let me talk about t

Walk-in appointment on Thursday. Kept talking about bail dip, nail dip. I declined 5days later, I went back for repair. Nails were lifting. I was doused in nail 💅🏽 glue on all that looked loose. Saturday that nail came off😡

Lindsey is RUDE, unprofessional; lacking basic customer service skills in a service industry. Go figure. Yesterday was my first time dealing with her. Today, I got back in my car, using my gas and time to have her fix a few nails. First of all, getting your nails done should be an enjoyable wellness and pampered experience - at least to me. It's a luxury. Not a necessity so the experience considering the cost should reflect that. That means if your customer is dissatisfied because some of her nails aren't shape nicely (but lumpy) AND others have bumps (something in the polish that you can see and feel), don't give your “paying” customer that tipped you an attitude. Don’t just say you don't see anything wrong with them - without making a real effort to try. Your goal should be to provide q