Foxon Nails

“I've had Nina do my nails three times now, and she has done an amazing job every single visit! I'm usually pretty vague about what I want—I just pull up a couple of Pinterest photos and say something like, "I want this shape with this design," whether it's a graduation set, an ombré look, or a specific rhinestone placement. I basically just show her my inspiration pictures and ask, "Can you make this happen?" Every time, she absolutely nails it! She pays attention to the little details, and my nails always turn out even better than I imagined. If you're looking for a talented nail tech who can bring your Pinterest inspiration to life, I definitely recommend booking with Nina!”

“Love this place, customer service is always great!”

“I love this place their are so kinda 😍 with me and so friendly I was go in their for long time and I back again 💗 💓 💛”

“I've been coming here for years and it was great. But, over the last year they jacked up prices and rush you through so they can get to the next client. I had a gel manicure 6 days ago and it's already badly chipped. I called and asked nicely if they could make it right, and she wanted me to come in that SECOND. Well, I don't have a babysitter so she refused to take me Monday. I offered to take photos of it now to show (timestamp would be proof). The owner hung up on me and refused to make it right, so I would not recommend this place at all. I'll be going to a different nail salon from now on.”

“I've been going to this nail salon for years and have never in anyway been disrespectful to any of the persons working there. However I have noticed a disparity in how the owner treats Black women especially brown to darker skinned females. The owner is rude and makes snide disrespectful remarks to you whether she is providing the service to you. She over charged a Black female that paid by credit card and when the person came in with her bank statement and showed her the charge. She made the poor woman wait a significant amount of time while she did other clients. Then she said she couldn't reimburse her till her son came over to see even though the woman had proof. on one visit I asked to make an appointment for a pedicure two weeks from my current service. She was helping another client that happened to be White, this woman paid and made an appointment without having to pay upfront. So I asked why did I have to pay 1st for my appointment in 2 weeks. She saw I was uncomfortable with that and said nevermind. She's said comments to me very loud to me when I wasn't talking to her, but her daughter in law, who by the way has always been helpful. When I comment she begins speaking in Vietnamese to the daughter in law. She gets upset if you're not receiving full services from her meaning nails and pedicure. But I don't like how she does nails so the most I'll ever let her do for me is a polish change. Which she's outwardly upset doing. So although their pedicures are affordable I'm taking my money elsewhere where it will be appreciated and where hopefully I won't be discriminated against on the basis of my skin color. Everyone deserves respect.”