studio nails.

Jul 2023

The salon looks a bit rough but the first time I got a pedicure here it was perfectly fine. Went back today (had a different technician) for another pedicure and honestly I could have done it myself. Bubbly paint on the nails, dry skin ignored, nail polish all over my toes, and she didn't even file my nails. I'll be walking farther from my office next time I shell out $36 for a pedicure.

Jul 2023

We came in for one manicures and 2 pedicure. While both pedicures were fine we noticed once we were in the car that he had blood cured in his clear polish. Upon further investigation of his finger he has been cut pretty bad and the blood was still coming out. At no point did she tell him she did it or offer some compensation. We spent a lot of money at this shop for his manicure to also be rough on 3 out of ten fingers. This is horrible and I’m extremely disappointedServices: Men's manicures

Sep 2022

Studio Nails (Or Nails Studio) is a no-frills salon. I wanted a pedicure before heading out for the airport. They were able to take me as a walk-in immediately. Very warm folks, my technician was attentive and kind. I asked if there was an option to add more of a leg massage, and they did the sugar scrub/cooling combo which was very relaxing. Also, the staff wore masks during the service, which made me feel at ease. Overall, I paid $40 cash ($30 pedicure + $10 scrub) + $10 tip. Mom & pop local shops like this are always needed — if you’re looking for something high end and “perfect,” this isn’t it. With love from a Brooklynite!