Highland Nails & Spa in Baton Rouge, LA

The nail tech cut my fingers FOUR times. I thought she would be slightly more gentle after the first cut, but no. Also, the tools weren't clean and my blood was not cleansed from the tools and I dipped my bloody finger into the dip jar. Very unsanitary. After we were finished I was charged $50 for my dip nails and no apology for the rough-ness with my nails.

I used to be a very frequent flyer to this nail salon. I loved how cheap the manicures were and they had some very talented nail art work. Recently, the service and quality of work has gone down hill. Most workers played on their phones and disregarded their customers. I went in for a simple white manicure with pearl powder on top. The lady who did my nails had to be shown how to file an almond shape and that came out pretty decent, some were more crooked than others. She would also rudely brush my hands out of the gel curer instead of politely allowing me to remove my hand. I don't think she spoke one word to me and they are usually very nice and talkative.The clean up job of my nails was awful. I didn't notice how much powder and polish were left on my cuticles until I got out into the sun. I was left with product on my skin that was just enough to make the whole manicure look unprofessional. For a $50 manicure (although i always remember my previous gel manicures being no more than $40 including nail art from this place) I would expect my nails to at least look somewhat professionally done. When i got home, I was able to clean up my nails to make them look decent, but I don't think I would recommend them, especially for spending that kind of money.

The atmosphere is very peaceful. This was my first time. I was greeted as soon as I walked in and helped once I picked my color. I went in for a mani/gel and walked out very pleased! I was in & out in less than an hour. No complaints, would definitely go back!

Received pedicure, which was excellent.  My issue is they would accept my gift certificate my friend gave me for Christmas.  I have been having health issues since the beginning of the year so couldn't make it in prior to today.  How does something someone pays for, expire?  It would be different if it was a coupon, but it was a gift certificate my friend purchased.  They claim it expires in six months, so if you get one, use it immediately.  They said all salons do that, but I know that is not the case.  Love their services but won't be back.

First pedicure with my daughter was great. Second one, last one, was not. She was ignored. Her nails were done last. They started on people who came in after us before doing hers. She held nail polish for over an hour so of course she eventually dropped it and broke it. They didn't say anything to her. They didn't replace it so she could get the sparkles she wanted. I know they know how to treat kids because the first time was great and that ain't it. I get you make less on her polish instead of a full pedicure but she will eventually be big enough for a real pedicure. It won't be there though.