Forest Nails Spa

THIS IS MY 3^rd TIME GOING AND I RECOMMEND YOU TO NOT GO TO THE GIRL THAT SITS AT TABLE 6 SHE DOES NOT LISTEN TO WHAT YOU WANT SHE TRIES TO DO HER OWN THING AND WHEN YOU ASK HER NOT TO CUT YOUR REAL NAILS SHE DOES NOT LISTEN.
She cuts your real nail by using the electric drill ands he makes them way to thick I had to ask her to make them thinner and she kept telling me the thinner they are they will be weak and they were not very thin at all and she rushes to finish.
I Would highly recommend the guy who sits at table 1 or 3 or the lady who sits at table 4. They will listen to what your request is and always checks to make sure you like what is going on in the process and if you don’t like something that is going on they will change it asap!

I went here again after having such a great first experience and am pretty bummed that I have to look for another place. The pedicure was great but my manicure barely lasted a day. We went in the early evening and while this place says they close at 7pm we were essentially kicked out at 6:30pm when the ladies wanted to leave. I blame my ruined nails on the fact that they weren’t able to fully dry before I was ushered out of the building. The friend I was with had a little more luck with her nails, they lasted 4 days.

Do not get your eyebrows waxed here. I spent a whole 2 minutes in the store. She waxed, plucked 3 hairs and was done. The store was empty, I paid $ 10 and I still have bushy brows.

I was in town for a wedding and stopped in for a spa pedicure. They had options ranging from $ 25 – 35. I was impressed with all they included– scrub, mask, paraffin treatment, massage, etc. things that would have cost extra back in Ca. Good massage chairs too. I would come back. Clean, friendly staff, fast service, lots of color choices.
I don’t know if Unilocal just isn’t as popular around here, or what, but I was surprised by the lack of reviews for Salons around here. I felt the need to write to counter the only review of 1 star for this place.
The only negatives were the hot towel treatment got my pant legs pretty wet, even while rolled up, and the polish job wasn’t 100% perfect, but you would have to be pretty close to my toes to tell.

Although they did a good job on the shellac manicure I asked for, the price is outrageous! $ 38 for shellac that the only difference between that and regular mani $ 15 is using a black light. Their acrylics nails are $ 27 which are more work to do. They did not tell me that my manicure would jump from $ 15 to $ 38… Other than that, pedis are average, nothing to brag about and staff is nice, they just won’t tell you until you pay that you owe a fortune…