LA Nails in Chiefland, FL

losing my teeth out of very young age made me first of all cry, and second of all made me very self-conscious. I went in to get my eyebrows done. all she kept talking about was my teeth and why I didn't have any. Mind you I have dentures but they're not fitting that well and I left them at home. I didn't think it was a professional that she constantly asked me why didn't have teeth and laughed under her breath, then, had the nerve to ask me if I wanted to tip her at the end. If you're not into clutter, waiting for a long time and getting lectured on your looks, I would not go there.

My wife has been going here for years. Scott and Amy are wonderful people. They have always been warm and friendly to my wife and myself when I come to pick her up. If my wife ever had a problem, they were more than happy to correct the problem.

Had a ombré fill & pedicure today. Amy was wonderful. She took care of my Pedi and gave me the best looking nails ever.... They are the Bombdiggity!!!!! Thank you

When I first started going to LA Nails I thought that Scott and Amy ( the owners) were amazing. They operated as a team and were very social and friendly. However, after being a faithful patron for a few months I started to feel some type of way when Amy kept insisting that I leave a review. I did, eventually leave two raving reviews, but not before I was thoroughly tired of being harassed about it. Then Amy started asking me to start paying in cash because of the fees charged to them for using the credit card machine. I don't carry cash, and when you spend at least 200$ a month at a business, seems like your method of payment should not be an issue. Anyway, after a couple of months of being chastised for not paying with cash I decided not to go back to this business. I started going to a salon an hour away. Meaning, I chose to drive an extra 40 minutes ONE WAY, in order to avoid this woman. I've not gone to LA Nails in over 8 months. Today, I tried one more time to give them a chance. Gas prices alone being the driver of their second chance. But alas, I ended up peeling out of the parking lot pretty obnoxiously because as of NOW I'm done with this business and the woman that owns it. I arrived 20 minutes prior to opening to ensure promptness (as my daughter has softball games all day and tomorrow I go on vacation). Another young lady arrived about 5 minutes before they opened. We were greeted by Scott and both sat to receive services. About 5 minutes into that another woman walks in. Scott starts my nails and then moves to the young lady. Amy comes out and puts the woman who came in last in the pedicure seat. She asks what I want and I tell her I want pink and whites. Amy then tells me that I will have to wait for Scott. Who is now working on the girls nails that was outside waiting but AFTER me. Do I mind? Yes I mind very much. The only person with an appointment is the lady getting her toenails done. Meaning I am the person who should be going first. I was outside waiting first. Last time I ever give that place another thought. Just saying, if you like to be harassed while you're trying to relax and practice self-care, then yes this salon is for you. And PS, Amy is a wolf posing as a sheep, I've personally heard her talk badly about other salon patrons when they left and or caused conflict while inquiring about the wait time or whatever. Petty. Sourpuss. Immovable and highly frustrating is this woman who runs this salon. I will absolutely never go back.

Place is dirty people are dirty and rude the guy that applied acrylic had no idea of what he was doing the lady went all over the place with the shellac and even told me to be quiet when I complained about my cuticle bleeding when she was filing down my nails STAY AWAY terrible place