Lady Fingers Nail Spa Retreat - Stafford (TX)

1 /5 emilyy: they didnt do what i asked for and the nails did not fit my own nails,they did gel instead of acrylic, also shape wasnt the shape i wanted

1 /5 Cherry Pardue: This nail shop will not see me again. I don’t recommend any one to this place. My nails were not to my liking , I understand All shops are different but when a customer is not satisfied and have asked for the nails to be fixed and it still look crazy should be a good enough reason to refund more than $20. My big toe is still bleeding from the guy saying I had a ingrown nail because I told him it’s pain when I press down but I also told the guy I have been working a lot and my feet just hurt so I assume I just need a massage but he insisted on getting the ingrown out and my toe bled the entire time I was there. I walked in telling them my feet hurt and they insisted a man do my feet which I was ok with but when it came to the massage he dis t really hit the spots for me , my heel wasn’t massaged really at all so I could’ve did better with a woman doing my feet. Now my nails ? I asked the lady to file them blunt but instead she left them thick and bumpy , she filed them again but not what I asked . And I did try to show pictures to see what are they really charging for because I wasn’t told my design would be $40. Basically it’s best I continue getting my nails done by the girls at home for $85 and save my money.

5 /5 Katherine Barnes: Thank you to the ladies who stayed late. They did a fantastic job and did not rush through my service! I love my nails!

2 /5 Nancy Uche: This isn’t my go to mail shop but I was in the area and decided to stop by. The service was just ok. And my nails are not as nice as when I get them done at my favorite nail salon. The lady in front also kept getting annoyed when I asked her for prices like those are important questions lol I only did a mani and polish change here because my toes were already done prior to me coming.

2 /5 Noushin Merchant: My mom and I visited this salon on November 30, drawn in by the “walk-ins welcome” sign. We asked for two acrylic and shellac pedicures and were told there’d be a 15–20 minute wait, which we were fine with. However, it ended up being almost 40 minutes. The technician helping my mom didn’t listen to her preferences and chose to do a refill instead of starting fresh, though we asked to change the nail shape. This led to uneven nails, a crooked thumb nail, and two cuts near her cuticles. When we pointed out the crooked thumb nail, the technician blamed my mom’s thumb, claiming it was crooked, which was not true—we’ve had acrylics before and know how a properly straight nail should look. I was happy with my French tip nails and pedicure, but my mom left disappointed. When we raised our concerns at the front desk, the response was, “Sorry, we’re very busy today, and there’s nothing we can do about it.” It felt dismissive and unprofessional. For a $245 service, we expected better. Offering a small gesture, like a discount for next time, could have encouraged us to return, but after this experience, we likely won’t.