90's Nails in Blue Ash, OH

i went to this nail salon for almost 6 years. the prices were reasonable, but every year the prices kept goin up and up, there's a guy that works there by the name of tony, he is the worst person to do nails he's just likes to rush like his gonna loose his flight, and hit the cuticles constantly. very bad tech.. but as the prices kept going up, because they said there products is getting expensive?? wrong im sure they get there products from temu that are really cheap. i stared looking at videos on how to do nails, and is the best ans smartest thing i've ever done.. i would off save a lot of money if i would off done it early. to all you lady's out there stop throwing your money away, and making this people rich. you can learn how to do your own nails like i did, and all the products you need you can get for real real cheap on temu and ebay and very good quality, if i can do it so can you. this nail places are nothing but a reap off. stay away from all of them and learn how to do them your self. watch the video they have all kinds.

Best, longest lasting mani ever! I had my first mani here and this will be the only place I come from now on. I do a SNS powered nail manicure. The place I went to before, my nails would always start lifting after 3 weeks. I am 3 weeks on and no problems from my 90s Nails manicure. I thought that was just what powered nails did after so long. I wish I could remember the ladies name but I definitely recommend. Ladies, it's not okay for your nail color to start lifting or peel off.

I don't have experience with a whole lot of nail places, but I am a huge fan of 90's nails! Dawson is always very efficient taking my appointments, I have never had an issue with a miss there. And both Lisa and Cherry have been great with my nails. I go nearly every month and wouldn't even think of going somewhere else. In fact I'm about to make an appointment for next week and I'm already looking forward to it.

This was, hands down, the worst manicure experience I've ever had. It was my birthday, and I left crying, with two bleeding cuts and blood visible on FIVE total fingers. It honestly left me questioning if I'll ever get a manicure again. From the very beginning, the manicurist was moving quickly like he was rushed, even though there were more employees than customers. He was so aggressive with the cuticle clippers and file that he cut my finger right away. It was bleeding pretty well, but I didn't say a word. Accidents happen. When he clipped me a third time, though, I yanked my hand back. He asked if it hurt, and I said yes. He STILL did not slow down or change his technique. Moments after that, I felt a sting AGAIN, and I started crying. A manager came running over and tried to help clean up the blood. To his credit, the manager apologized repeatedly and didn't charge me. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I've left 90's Nail & Spa bleeding. My fingers still sting a day later, and it's upsetting that the manicurist did not adjust at all, even after I told him it was painful.

This is definitely on my top 5 list of my worst nail salon experiences. They got to my daughter(6y/o) and I quickly, began working on our nails immediately, all was well with that portion...then came time for my nails to be done and the lady that did my nails buffed my cuticle too far down AS SOON as she started. It was the first contact the buffer drill or whatever it's called made contact with any of my fingers and I had to go thru the whole process with a burning ring finger nail. It hurt like hell. The rest of the process went smoothly, yet she said two words to me the whole time, and I thought she did a wonderful job until I saw my nails in natural lighting..then I noticed the drill patterns weren't buffed out pretty much AT ALL on the sides and tops of my nails. When it came to my daughter's experience, the older lady that did her nails was so offstandish with her, never even said hi or anything to her, and she was ridiculously rough with her hands. When it was time for her hot towel wrap over both hands, the lady never asked her if it was too hot or not before she wrapped her hands in them and my daughter flinched away because it WAS too hot for her..Not to mention she did a really crappy paint job on her nails. When the lady went to bring my daughter to the nail drying station, she literally grabbed my daughters arm like she was trying to drag her outta that chair the whole way down the isle. I raised my voice at her saying "easy, easy!!" I was just....mind blown at how cold and unwelcome it was in that environment. Did not pass the vibe check AT ALL. Do not recommend.