Angel Nails & Spa in Anderson, SC

Not sure why I paid for my pedicure,
I had my nails cut and polished yes lotion put on my legs no massage , and my feet soaked for about 3 mins. That was my pedicure.

Every time I come for my appointment that I booked in advance I have to wait 15 minutes minimum to get in. OK I understand sometimes they are behind, but when you come to your appointment, you find a babysitter for your kids,you schedule your time which is best for you and they tell you OH SORRY CAN WE RESCHEDULE YOU FOR DIFFERENT TIME , WE HAVE NOBODY TO DO YOUR NAILS. This is not how the business works. I'm so disappointed, will look for another place, and would not recommend anybody from my friends to go there if time is sensitive to you.

Loved my manicure experience today. I was a walk-in, and Jeff took care of my nails that had been poorly done at another salon in town. He explained what he was doing to correct them and helped choose the perfect natural look I was hoping for. Beautiful nails! I'll be back for sure.

I wanted to get a dip powder for starting my next assignment and not have to worry about getting it during the week.  I looked around the area and couldn't finding too many higher rated salons that had dip powders.  I widened my search area and found Angel Nails & Spa.  

Originally, I was going to call 1) to make sure they did do dip powders, 2) how they finished their dip powders (more on that later), and 3.) to make an appointments. I found their website on here this amazing website/app called Yelp.  Ever heard of it?  It's great!

I was able to look at their services right on their website, but didn't have prices.   No worries, maybe it was posted in the photos sections.  It's not.  I was too late at night to call so I just made the appointment anyway.  To make an appointment, you can see a list of their nail specialist, their specialty, and then make an appointment right there on the website. That is definitely a plus in my book!

I've read many greats reviews about Tina, but she wasn't available for a while so I booked with Lynn and she was wonderful! I was greeted by her when I walked in.  It was a few minutes before she could take me because they do take walk ins and the other 6ish workers there were all working.  I didn't mean as I do take some time trying to pick a color.  They have a huge variety of colors, ombre, glitter, different hues, everything!  Another plus goes in the book.

I was seated at her station and she got to work right away.  Lynn was a delight to work with.  She was attentive to detail, asking what shape I would like (I've experienced with some places don't bother asking), and efficient.  Overall, it took about 45 minutes which is on the quicker side of getting the dip powder, but I was not complaining.

For a single dip powder color was $45 for cash, and if you pay debit/credit, it's an extra $1 the surcharge from the companies. I didn't mind and I gave her a good tip because she was wonderful and how she finished my nails was great!

I've had in the past, salons would finish my dip powder with a gel or shellac coating using the UV dryers.  I have a family history of skin issues and I tanned many years ago so I don't want any extra exposure regardless how small of an amount of it is.  My bigger issue with gel/shellac polish is I'm a nurse so I'm constantly either washing my hands or using alcohol gel sanitizer which eats away at the gel/shellac and gets ruined within a few days instead of lasting weeks.

TL;DR: I would recommend Angel Nails & Spa for dip powders.  They have a wide variety of colors, glitters, shades, ombres, etc.  The -1 star is all the small stuff added up such as no pricing on their website, the state my nails were left in when she was done, nothing critically major.

I was so disappointed the last two times I went there for a pedicure. Cold water, had to ask to put hot in, cut cuticle. Asked for gel and the gentleman kept picking up someone else's polish and had to remind him the color of gel I picked out. Also put the ultra violet light on top of my nails and messed them up. Had to do them over again.