Rox Nails in Roxboro, NC

My friend says they do a good job on their pedicures, but my experience on the phone prevented me from wanting to go. i'll give them the benefit of the doubt, since they don't speak good English. But I've never called a nail place that's done what they did. I called to make an appointment and they did answer my questions and made the appointment. But they did not take a name or anything. so I really wasn't sure how they would know it was me coming in. when I called back to ask some questions they ended up hanging up on me before I was even finished.  a couple minutes later I called back to try to re-make an appointment to see if they take my name and they said that they were booked up for that day which was fine, since i  had an appointment. But then it made me wonder if I would've walked in for my appointment that I had already made would they have taken me since they didn't get a name or anything. I wouldn't recommend going there because I don't know how they would've treated me while
there

This honestly doesn't deserve this star. I waited and waited and then waited some more even though they had two techs working on the same person. The place wasn't clean and not super friendly. I got up and walked out and they didn't even notice.

If your looking for an economy place to get your nails done then try here.

**Note: If you have gel or powder nails they charge $5 to remove in addition to your nail charge. Its odd because every other nail place I have been to doesn't.

You have a choice of 3 levels for both mani and pedi. They are antiquated in their chairs and equipment so if your looking for a relaxing experience your better off going to a newer or spa based place. The massage parts of the mani/pedi is a lathering with no actual pressure or massage.

I gave three stars because the experience wasn't very relaxing and at times stressful. Overall it felt like I was getting the drive-through experience and wasn't able to relax.

*While my feet soaked they sanded my powdered fingernails which of course started to get on my clothes rather than waiting until the mani table.

*They also put a magazine on my lap with a bowl of acetone and had me soak my nails while doing my pedi. I was concerned about getting acetone on my lap and over soaking them. In the end my fingers were dried out as a result.

*When I got to the mani table they had me hold my nails over a fan but left the light pole right in front of it. I dinged my nails a few times trying to crisscross and swap my hands between coats.

This is a basic place that can meet your needs if you don't have high expectations for service, environment and experience.

Love Tony and his skill with acrylic nails. They get busy but always make me feel like my time matters. Shop looks like it could use a paint job and matching chairs, but I only noticed because I was writing this!