Anthony Vince Nail Spa

Ky Fuhs

I just moved to the area from the city and was happy to see a nail salon with a higher rating right in the Glen. I called on a Monday to set up an appointment for that afternoon. I was flexible with timing and was given a few options. The woman on the phone was very friendly. However, when I arrived it took a few minutes for someone to greet me. This didn’t bother me so much but the man directed me to use the hand sanitizer first thing before saying hello or anything. I had already used the hand sanitizer, which he saw me do when I walked in. I’m pregnant, so being extra safe is important right now, so I obliged. He then told me to pick out my colors as he walked back to his client. I did. I then waited for another 15 minutes. During this time I noticed signs saying to tip with cash or check (which I was not informed of when booking the appointment.) I don’t usually have cash or checks on me and their atm was down. Additionally there’s a sign asking people to bring their own sandals to help keep costs down. (Also something that wasn’t mentioned when booking & prices were already higher than what I paid in the city.) After 20 minutes of waiting, I put the nail polish back and politely told the man that I couldn’t wait any longer & would call to reschedule. However, after considering my experience and the prices, I decided to find another salon. Such a bummer.

Niki Nielsen

After having a splendid experience at an Anthony Vince in Milwaukee, I decided to give the spa in my own area a try before my engagement photos. I do not remember my nail tech’s name but he appeared very knowledgeable about all-things-manicures and asked key questions to help determine what we should do in terms of color, style, length, etc. While I did vocalize my hesitation at having longer tips due to my inability to do much with such long nails (I’m a nail biter and used to having little to no nails), he said it’d make my nails look better in my engagement photos and so I trusted him. I wish I had spoken up and not let him be so persuasive and decided to get them shorter because truthfully they are just too long for me. Anyways, I asked for tips with dip, and it was interested because after the dip powder was applied, he followed it with no-chip. He said it would make my nails last longer which I appreciated. While it was a different procedure than I was used to, I’m semi-glad he did that because the dip powder color did not look ANYTHING like the sample color. While my nails will certainly look beautiful in my engagement photos, as you can see there’s a decent sized chip on my pinky nail after just eleven days. All my previous dips and no-chips have pretty much stayed flawless for 3+ weeks, and for the price I paid I’m pretty disappointed. I was hoping they’d last for a wedding I have in two weeks but with the length and now the chip, I’m thinking I’ll just have to remove them prematurely. I’m hoping to give this specific location another chance come my wedding day, and hopefully I’ll have the confidence to speak up more about the length next time so I can feel cute AND functional.

sylwia surmacz

Beautiful place! Thank you Kelly I'll be back soon 💖

Agatha G

It was my first time here and I don’t feel like I got treated with the respect that I deserved! Daniel was rude.