My nails and my hands been so happy since finding Daniel and AVNG! Biogel is a wonderfull thing for brittle and weak nails! Wear of 3-4 weeks! Clean and very awesome salon

This was my first time (and certainly the last time) here for dip nails. This is how they look ONLY 3 weeks after getting them done. The first week, I noticed the tips of my nails were starting to chip but it wasn’t very noticeable so I didn’t care. But they kept chipping more and more, and this is how they look at just 3 weeks. This is ridiculous. Dip nails at any other salon would last me at least five weeks, and they would never chip. Huge red flag was when the nail technician took out a curing light to cure the topcoat — something no other salon has ever done before. I have never had the nail technician use a curing light for dip nails. Awful. Waste of time and money.

I always receive great service at Anthony Vince Nail Spa! The salon is clean, relaxing, and is well maintained. Daniel consistently shapes my nails to my liking, and every other technician I’ve worked with has done a wonderful job as well. I get the Bio-gel manicure each time and it has helped make my nails feel stronger. I look forward to my nail appointments at Anthony Vince Nail Spa!

I had really high hopes based on other reviews, but I was again disappointed by a nail salon that doesn’t know how to properly do dip manicures. Firstly, they didn’t even give me a complete manicure so my nails were pretty much the same as when I walked in— just with a different color. I asked for almond shape they gave me oval. They applied sooo much dip and didn’t sand it down enough so it’s super thick and gross looking. Then at the end their tip options started at 25%!!!

Just wanted to share with people here to be careful of getting your nails done at this salon. Not all of their nail technicians are skillful/experienced and they will destroy your nails. They grind the nail down too far which makes your nail thin, brittle and weak. And once your nail becomes like this, they will break halfway which not only is it painful but also will take a long time for your nail to be healthy again. They also apply unevenly which will also make your nails susceptible to breaking. All of my nails broke one by one within a week. When I gave them this feedback, they tried coming up with all kinds of excuses and even tried blaming me for it. They had to repair my nails after they all broke, and then charged me for it. I tried rebutting this once with the nail tech, but she became angry and started to argue with me. I ended up paying and leaving, thinking surely the owner will do the right thing. When I called the next day to talk to the owner about this, he said he couldn’t refund me because then all of their customers will come in and try to get their nails done for free this way and that they will be out of the business. This makes no sense to me because their customers’ nails should not be breaking in the first place. If it really is happening that frequently, they should realize they need to focus on fixing their techniques. It’s sad to see that they are more concerned about up-charging and making more money than caring for their customers and doing what’s right for them.

I highly recommend my new favorite nail spa! After a long week of work and needing to relax, I love coming here to get a mani and pedi! The service, ambiance, and tranquil feeling I get every time I come here is so amazing!!! Ask for Kylie, who is awesome!!! I always enjoy my experience!!!

This is by far the best nail salon. Everything is pristine, the service is excellent, and my nails have never looked better. Daniel was especially attentive and knowledgeable!

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.