T-Nails & Spa in State College, PA

I had an appointment booked for 1:00 at this place that everyone RAVES about. I beg to differ! They were horribly overbooked, rude, and patronizing. I had mentioned that I was in a wheelchair and would need some help getting it out of the car for my appointment. When the time came, I was told that was not "a part of their service". Strangers helped me with the chair. When I went to the door, I was told "we don't need your business, go away". I entered the salon anyway to tell the patrons how I was treated. A mother-daughter kept yelling at me that I should be ashamed. I wheeled myself down to Ocean State Job Lot and asked the Manager to please call a nail salon for me and ask if I could come. OSJL was great and most helpful. I love shopping there. I was royally greeted and helped by the great people at O Salon. Gladly helped with my wheelchair and was escorted to my car after the wonderful SPA pedi.

Unlicensed nail technicians who have no training, license or us citizenship. Reported to BBB and PA Dept of Health for a severe, life threatening infection that I contracted as a result of sloppy, rushed work by an untrained "tech" and unsanitary conditions. Stay away from this place!

I was in a rush, so I stopped at T Nails which I haven't been in years. The woman I had giving me a gel fill ended up slicing my skin in the under portion of my nail with the pointed nail drill. As I'm bleeding, she used acrylic nail glue to put on top of my bleeding wound. Every time I winced about my bleeding finger, she'd look at me like I was overreacting. Left with a bloody thumb and pain. Unacceptable. At least use an antiseptic to stop the wound, not acrylic nail glue.

I left in tears. It took me so so long to pick out the color I wanted while I waited to get a full set, and when I finally got my nails on I was asked something about gel or dip - I felt so bad I couldn't understand so I said it didn't matter. I thought it was about what type of material the nails would be, not affecting what I wanted done as far as color. So the color I picked from the wall was taken away and colored powder acrylic or gel (I think) was used on my nails. After much miscommunication I ended up with a color I don't like. Then as the tech was shaping my nails I noticed one was crooked, so I asked her to fix it. I said "this one looks a little crooked." She then looked at someone behind me and they started laughing like I was being difficult or something as she barely tried to fix the problem. I'm sorry I have a hard time understanding whatever accent they have there, but that's no reason to be treated like that as a customer. I could barely hear her through the mask and glass separating us. The lengths and shape are uneven, and she was rough with me. I have had nails botched before, but this was the last time I will ever come to this place. It's not even the worst set I've had put on, but I'm so tired of not being able to communicate! I picked out a color and showed her a picture of the shape I wanted so I don't understand how this happens. Edit: I forgot to mention how unsanitary they are! They drop brushes on the floor and pick them right back up and use them! Disgusting! I could get an infection from that in the areas where she made me bleed!

nevermind. i went back and my nails started breaking off 4 days later. i went back and had one fixed but can't afford to keep traveling back and fourth for nails that shouldn't be breaking like that. i like everything else, that's just a major inconvenience won't go back.