Richmond Nail Salon

My neighbor and I got fungal toes. Went there for years. When manicurist took polish off, I saw fungal toes. Pointed out to manicurist who just shrugged. I took feet out of water, paid full price plus tip. Manicurist started to yell at me that tip was too small. The boss noticed exchange and did nothing. Stay away. There are lots of salons in area that use good hygiene and are safe.

First time trying this salon and the pedicure experience was painful! Kelly who did the pedicure for me cut toenails on my left foot so short, especially the big toe, I screamed 4-5 times when she cut it and did the cuticle and filing. You can tell from the picture, left foot and right foot are not even. I wasn’t bleeding (thank goodness), but man it was painful! Now that I’m home when I wear socks, my left foot hurts because the skin of the big toe rubs with my sock. Cutting the toenails should be the most basic skill, how can she mess that up? The owner said Kelly usually is very good. I don’t believe that at all. Again, basic skill. I would never want Kelly to do my nails again. Thank god it’s Tina who did manicure for me, who was very good. When I made reservation online, I don’t have

Kim does the best gel extensions I’ve found in all of SF. No lifting for 6 weeks just grown out. Lynn does the coolest designs, there hasnt been one I wanted that she couldn’t do. The salon has limited charms though if theres a specific one you want to use you should bring it yourself. They have common ones like bows and rhinestones.

The only place I go for manicures and pedicures. Massage chairs and great service. Everyone who works here is talented and attentive. A must go local business.

The owner Kim was super friendly and Lynn did a beautiful job on the design! First time trying gel x extensions at this location. I asked for medium length almond shape. I’m happy with my nails and I’ll be returning to your location.