About J & A Nail Salon
J & A Nail Salon is a longstanding business with over 20 years of experience. Customers appreciate the affordable prices and generally friendly staff, making it a popular choice for those seeking quality nails without high costs. The salon offers a variety of services, including nail art and acrylics, with some clients noting that the results can be very good, especially when done by skilled technicians. For example, one customer was pleased with a perfect nail art design, although they mentioned the base work was slightly uneven, which affected the overall look. Pricing is considered decent, but it can vary, with some clients paying between $30 and $75 depending on the complexity of the design and the technician. The environment is friendly and welcoming, making it a good place to relax. However, some customers have experienced rough treatment from certain staff members, with one noting that a young technician was too harsh with filing and drilling, causing discomfort and concern. Overall, J & A Nail Salon offers good services with a friendly atmosphere, but potential clients should be mindful of the varying experiences with different technicians.
I have been coming here for a bit because the prices are affordable and some of the staff seem pretty fair, but my last visit, I had a young lady work on me who was absolutely way too ROUGH with the filing and the nail drill.
She usually has children with her, so I get her maybe being frustrated, but even after I REPEATEDLY told her she was being to rough, she continued to YANK on my hand and file roughly with the file and drill.
She actually seemed to sneer each time I pointed out it being too harsh.
She was filing so roughly that she repeatedly took the nail drill / file across my cuticles / fingers and at one point I had to pull my hands away...read full review
This was my first time visiting the store. I think the second nail tech pulled off the nail art perfectly as shown in the picture however my base was a little bit off which was done by the first nail tech. The tips are not buffered properly which is why it is uneven from my real nail surface. Paid $70 for the work (excluding tips). Pricing was decent but only if the base was done perfectly, paying $70 wouldn’t bother me.
The nails turned out amazing. The acrylics started at $30 but somehow got all the way to $75, even though I had a simple design that threw me off anyway. It took around an hour and a half to finish, and at first, I was a little skeptical, but in the end, they turned out good. The ladies are nice, and the environment is pretty good. I recommend going if you have a bit of money to spend, but just be a little cautious of the price, lmao.