Las Vegas Nails

Have to say — this place used to be great but went with a friend the other day and it was rushed and not at all thorough. We’d booked ahead and even though they weren’t busy, we were rushed through. And the place eally needs a good clean! Shame, as it used to be really good.

Really horrid. The lady here cut the crap out of my skin and was pretty careless, either that or she was having a particularly bad day and hates her job.
This place is kind of mucky and she kept re-​using the kitchen towel to wipe her brush and other equipment she was using to do my nails.
But, maybe it was just a one off and she was having a reeeeally bad day but I could’ve done the job better myself, while drunk and in the dark and not have cut myself. Badness.

I’m normally a decent poker player, but I definitely didn’t play my hand correctly when it came to Las Vegas Nails. Should have folded before choosing this place to get a pedicure today.
I’ll preface this by saying that I don’t really like writing bad reviews. But I feel like I should alert other potential Las Vegas Nails-​goers to. not go there. It’s just not really that clean. I sort of got the heebie-​jeebies while getting my toes did that I was going to get a staph infection and die a lingering and painful death. The nail salon infection death is not a myth, you know — I actually know someone who knows someone who died from one. Yikes. I did see a sterilizer, but it’s probably about the same generation as your grandparents’ VCR and should maybe be updated for a newer model that wasn’t manufactured before the 1970s.
On the bright side, my toes look pretty good. If a staph infection does end up taking me down, at least my feet will look nice on my deathbed.