Priscilla's Nail Salon in Vancouver, WA

Terrible service by tony. I would not recommend this place just because of my experience with him. The ladies were wonderful but he just was so impatient and rude. I was trying to explain my nail shape to him and he kept doing what he wanted and getting frustrated when I told him that I didn't want that shape. He even did my toes and they're very short and uneven. Yet again, I didn't try to create a fuss but now when it came to my manicure, I was a bit more particular. He let go of my hands, slammed the drawer, and stormed off yelling and annoyed. It was such an uncomfortable experience and for this reason, I will not be coming back.

Called and scheduled an appointment for 12:00, checked in on time and was told to wait. 20 minutes went by and I was like "just 5 more minutes". I figured if I had waited that long already 5 minutes wouldn't make a difference. Gave them until 12:35 and decided to leave as it didn't seem like I was going to sit down in a chair anytime soon. I was excited, but i'm disappointed I got left waiting for so long. 2 stars for the guy who checked on me as he was kind, but I will not be returning.

Pleasant and satisfying experience! I showed her my reference picture and she immediately had me move to another nail artist that was more comfortable with the design which I appreciated. I did get nicked by the drill and the nails are a little thick but I LOVE them, mia did do a good job (I'm just picky). Me and my friends will be coming back I paid $60 for the full set with gel polish (I think it would have been 50 without the design) First picture is the reference

This trip wasn't too pleasant. Now I see they are a very mediocre nail salon. I initially came in wantin something LONG length. I asked for long French tips and love the French tip but it's definitely medium. The problem wasn't about the medium nails, but the price and overcharging of them. Because this nail shop does tend to over charge. These were $70 before adding two fingers of little rhinestones for $10. I also wasn't too happy because last time I wanted 3-D nail charms and I had seen them there but they said they didn't have any, now this visit I asked for them again but she says the 3-D nail guy isn't there. When all you have to do is glue it down like the rhinestones. I am not satisfied with nail techs that cannot listen. But they also try to do they want sometimes if you don't communicate well enough. Like I said I wanted bigger rhinestones but she wanted to try to convince me to get the little ones. I got one in the middle and rest smaller. I luv the way they do nails a lot, but it might be my last time unless the tab ain't on me, because they do not listen well and overcharge in my opinion.

Okay so I love mine. I have the hot pink dip with the jewel touch. It was 55$ and I feel like most nail places could do this identical. No prices are posted anywhere and they causally drop the price to you in the middle of the service. Anyways. Although my mom who is recently engaged- got beautiful light pink dip but her hands don't match. For example - her thumb nail on her left hand is very square while the thumb nail on her right is very round. I will update with a photo later but I don't understand how someone doing nails for a while couldn't catch that. I ended up fixing it once we got home. I ended up paying 45$ for hers. Again - her nails still looked amazing! But for 45$ they should've been perfect. Now my sister who got red - had a male technician who wasn't all there at all. Kept dropping the nail buffer and forget to turn on the gel light about three times. Also the red dip powder stained her fingers which I've never heard of happening before. Her fingers are still stained red. Very nice small business and I'm glad we could support. But I probably won't go back again.