Skyline Beauty Supply

I have been a long time customer, but don’t think I will be coming back. Things have been going down hill since they moved. The new location is huge, but it is not a good environment to shop in. In the winter it is BITTERLY COLD. And I recently visit this pass week, omg how do the employees not faint from the heat, humidity and just over all air quality. it’s a SUANA in there. I was soaked with sweat within minutes. And the fumes of chemicals was giving my friends and I all headaches. I feel so bad for the employees! What a terrible work environment.
MANAGEMENT, You need to fix this problem. Your store is not suitable for workers or customers.

This is my go to spot if I’m looking for a wide selection of nail polishes, but unfortunately I will not be back. My friends and I recently stopped by to pick up a few things, oh geez its like SAUNA in there!!! It was absolutely miserable in there! My friends and I couldn’t really take our time browsing to find the perfect color because the HEAT was unbearable in there.
I feel awful for the employees working in there. The employees are suffering (and customers!), while management are in their offices with their door close blasting the AC… hey MANAGEMENT, WAKE UP!!! Get AC units install in your store!
Do not shop here unless you want to go shopping in a sauna… there are plenty of other beauty supplies stores with AC where you can shop more comfortably.

I used to really like this place at it’s old location. It seems like a giant conglomerate of a store now. I feel like everything is so spaced out and hard to find now. I’m all about change, but this change is not a great one. Plus nail polish prices seem to have gone up by a lot. What happened to my cute ol’ nail polish super store! Feel like you sold your soul to the devil yo.

Parking isn’t as plentiful here as opposed to their previous location (where street & lot parking was ample), but the inside is such an upgrade. More space, more organization and an overall cleaner look and feel.
I actually had great customer service here, moreso than at their old location. The ladies were quick to grab the items I needed that weren’t on the floor, and were patient as I was deciding on other purchases.
Overall, glad they were able to upgrade and continue to offer good pricing and updated products.

This place is amazing! There is a lot of everything here. The prices are pretty low! Since I had my two babies with me my time was limited, I focused on the nail charms and the Essie sections. They have a wide selection of charms, they have simple, tiny, thin, flowers, shapes, aluminum flakes and they also have the 3D looking ones. I did see the wall with Swarovski behind a counter, it’s not the cashier counter so you don’t have to worry about people starring at you (if you’re that type of person). When I was leaving I saw the stamping plates on a rack by the entrance and the stampers on as basket next to the rack. If I had seen them earlier I would’ve taken a picture of them. They were the big rectangular ones and they also had little circled ones in the back. They do have baskets for you, I think they should add wheels because you’ll end up picking up and putting down the basket every time you want to use both hands. There was a few aisle closed. Maybe they were restocking them. They were getting a ton of supplies delivered when I got there. There was a huge truck with a lot of huge boxes out by the entrance. So I imagine they have more on display. I went specifically looking for anchor and starfish nail charms but I only found the big 3D ones. The bad thing there is parking. It sucks! It’s two cars per imaginary space because it’s on dirt, there aren’t any lines painted. Some people are terrible at parking with lines painted brightly on the floor so be prepared to find a person horribly parked. Either You get blocked in or you’ll block someone in. I got blocked in, fortunately for me the lady behind me came out while I was strapping my kids in. Others may not be so lucky. If she hadn’t came out I probably would’ve started honking like a maniac. Just kidding… No I’m not. I looked for parking on the side of the building but they was filming taking place so space was taken. I’ll definitely be going back soon!

I am a nail polish hoarder and this place is my heaven. Amazing prices, I can’t even imagine going back to ulta and paying full price after knowing this place exists.
You don’t go here for customer service though, it doesn’t really exist. You go here to aimlessly browse and practice restraint. Just know you will fail and end up filling your basket with more nail polish than you ever thought you needed. I only wish they still had the little plastic nail wheels to test out nail polish. They seem to have done away with that with this new location, so come with fresh blank nails to sample the goods.
PARKING: Street, possibly the adjacent dirt lot but it’s tandem parking and your car might get blocked in.

Large selection! The blonde Mexican lady is super nice! Love here! I go here all the time now

Well the inside of our store looks nice and clean. Wish I could say the same about the outside.

$ 6.50 O.P.I Infinite Shine Lacquer, $ 4.50 Regular O.P.I and $ 3.50 for ESSIE … too bad that they discontinued the O.P.I buy 10 and get 2 free … It still a lot cheaper than any other place tho

They are rude, overpriced, and unorganized. I came there right when they opened and they couldn’t even say hi to me. I asked if they carried a specific brand and they didn’t even know what I was saying.
You should go somewhere else like Starlight which was down the road or to Ocean Nail Supply.

I come here way too much! I do my own nails by stocking up on Essie and OPI nail polishes!

This location is much much bigger and really organized. Friendly staff. The only thing like someone already mentioned was the Swarovski were far from sight. Other than that everything was great and very clean. Not too far from their old location either.

Finally! A nail supply store that is semi-​clean and organized! No one followed me around either *side eye to other nail supply places*
Products are easy to find and they seem to have an endless amount of things (usually ones that require a license to obtain).
I was thoroughly impressed. Just missing one star because the swarovski crystals are so far from view! I would like for them to not hang 10 feet behind the check out counter. I can’t see!

Best place here, Ana was able to help me and even though I went in with my son in his stroller she didn’t check on me like other places do. She was able to get things for me that weren’t on the floor but had them in stock, and the best of all PRICES are the BEST.

I came here on a Sunday morning with a friend. I can’t say much about parking because we walked here from Union Station (24 minutes), but I do know that there is a bus stop right outside of it. If you’re walking down Main Street from Union Station, you will see a blue-​ish metal door that is closed. Don’t worry, that is NOT the entrance. You didn’t just waste 24 minutes in the burning heat, hopefully. The entrance is a few steps down with double glass doors.
I was an avid fan of their old location, so when I heard that they moved to a new, BIGGER location, I was extremely excited. Other than the warehouse size, the selection also grew. They added some higher end brands, such as Butter London and Deborah Lippman (10 each); however, they only have a few colors of each brand. (This could be because they are still relatively new.)
Layout:
The warehouse looks like a grocery store and is divided in half: the front is the typical area where you choose your polishes, and the back is where more polishes are stored. Essie has its own wall-​type display while the other brands are in shelves. The brands are not put in any specific order, so you will have to go through each aisle to find the brand that you are looking for. The polishes themselves, however, are grouped by collection and placed in the order that they were released. Also, you will notice that there are boxes at the top of each aisle. These are usually filled with discontinued polishes, so if there’s an old polish that you really want, you should look through these.
One thing that I noticed wasn’t in this new location was the displays of current season collections. In the old location, the store had a wall that showcased the new polishes for some of the major brands. I hope they bring this back.
Overall, this truly is paradise for any nail polish lover. Most of the polishes cheaper than what you’ll find at other beauty supply stores. HOWEVER, I would not recommend getting Zoya here unless you want the instant gratification. Zoya here is $ 5.50. Because Zoya has so many sales, you can usually get your polishes for 4.50÷5 or even less. Also, this place does not have Zoya Plus.

They have a wonderful selection of nail art and polish. It’s organized and the staff is extremely helpful! Oh and everything is at a great price. I will be returning for all my nail needs.

Beyond Obsessed.
Initially, I found this place through Groupon, but have made manyyy visits since then.
Everything about this place is great. The selection of polishes is fantastic as well as the other beauty supply products they have.
Essie polishes are 3.50 and OPI are 5.50. They also have a great selection of Zoya, Orly, Color Club. You can get multiple bottles here for the price of 1 at another store.
The place is very organized and the staff are so helpful, knowledgeable and nice. I used to like the old location because it just felt like such a little secret and there’s tons of little places to go eat around there in China Town. Now it’s a little further, but definitely worth it.

Everything you’ll ever need for your nails at the lowest price! Love the new location too. its much bigger

As always a great selection and even more space since the move… Would give a 5 stars rating if they had more help, less outtages and missing prices everywhere

Skyline is my favorite nail supply place ever! They are stocked with all the brands of polish and gel I can think of. They carry Young Nails which is super convenient for me since this I used to have to order from the YN website and pay for shipping etc. Skyline also carries the japanese nailart gel brand Vetro in addition to all the major domestic brands — OPI, Essie, LeChat, Shellac, China Glaze, etc. They also have an extensive collection of nailart accessories — foils, charms, studs, swarovski crystals, decals, etc. They are even stocked with NCLA & Minx wraps. A one-​stop shop for nails. Love this place!

It’s HUGE! Even more organized than before. The new location of Skyline really is now like a Costco supplies. Speak to the employees if there’s anything you can’t find, they are still settling into their new home.