Fabulous Nails 724 Lake Street East Wayzata MN in Wayzata, MN

I would not recommend this place. I've gone fabulous nails a few times just to get a manicure and the service was fine. My sister even got her wedding nails down there. However, her nails were definitely not the best and since she's not a picky person, she didn't want to pay again to get them fixed somewhere else. However, my last experience has tipped me overboard. I went in to get a gel pedicure and within 3 days of getting it done, both of my big toe nails had ripped off half way down my nail. I'm now in the process of trying to repair and regrow the left over nail. Ugh. I would not recommend it. There's other places around that have good service and don't make your nails fall off!

I traveled from Eagan to follow my nail tech, Tim. He's amazing. He always does a great job on my nails. He's very nice, pleasant and takes his work seriously. This establishment has new ownership/management as of a few months ago. I met the owner. She did my pedicure and did a great job. Pedicures are often seen as easy, but they can be great, too. She's extremely nice and did a great job. She also gave me Vietnamese yogurt to try. It was delicious. The establishment is spacious, beautifully designed, great music and serene visuals on the TV. I love it and will continue traveling for my relaxing nail appointments here.

I asked to have a manicure with a french nail dip. The technician never did a finger soak or cuticle removal & the quality was so poor that my nails were chipping in 5 days. There was no hand massage or extra care. I had to have my nails redone 5 days later & went to Fabulous Nails in Long Lake & Thao did a great job!

Almost 3 months later, I'm still dealing with brittle, yellow nails that this salon caused me. I walked in for a polish change- and they looked at me like I have a 3rd eye. They've never seen people with beautiful natural nails. All they do is gross acrylic. The nail tech ruined the top layer of my natural nails by filing it too much. Then she put some gunk on, which I had a very tough time removing later. It was a base coat that stuck on my nails so hard that regular nail polish was not able to remove. I had to scrape it off. I thought if I go to an upscale area in Minnesota- I'd get service like I'd expect anywhere in NYC, but no. This is a village type place and they're doing nails the same way they've done since 2002. I'm surprised there wasn't a tanning salon right next to it. Big eye roll.

Visited this salon for the first time last week. Amy gave me the best dip powder manicure I've ever had. Great job.