Kims Pink Nails - Staten Island (NY)

1 /5 Marmora Patrick: I don’t really do reviews but this place was very, very, very poor. Today, I decided to give this place a chance. However, I genuinely wish I didn’t. This was the worst experience I ever had. The manager so rude , not nice at all. They did not have the several colors that I preferred. She made me pay extra for absolutely nothing, when I already paid extra for powder gel, for a total of $61, they took money off of me for changing the powder gel that THEY were mistaken for and THEY gave me the wrong color but I was punished. Very poor staff, very unprepared to work and VERY unprofessional service. She is a thief and WILL take your money. Do not go to her. And I chooses for their collection but they don’t have for two colors I picked light gold and milk color both of them don’t have !

1 /5 Ralph: Today my daughter went to Kims Pink Nail salon to do her nails for her prom tomorrow. The owner assigned a lady named Wendy to do her nails. When she was done, my daughter noticed the nails were uneven. Some nails look different than the other, and the acrylic was Bumpy and not shaped properly. So we went to the owner and asked him if they could fix them. And he said absolutely no, We was appalled by his answer. We didnt want money back. We just wanted him to make it right and they refused. So we walked out. We went to another nail salon and the nails came out perfect, We will never go back, and we do not recommend this place to do your nails.

1 /5 Jena Benik: I’ve tried for years to give this place the benefit of the doubt due to its convenient location, but my experiences have been nothing short of awful. The worst incident was when they “accidentally” erased my wedding nail appointment—with a pencil—and then claimed I never booked it. That’s beyond frustrating when you’re planning for such an important day. On top of that, they routinely overbook appointments, forcing you to wait 40+ minutes even after youve confirmed a time. I’ve also had several occasions where they canceled appointments last minute, citing that they were “fully booked” when I had already scheduled in advance. Recently, the salon changed ownership and merged with Coco Nails, and it’s clear the quality has taken a significant dive. The talented technicians who made the place worth visiting are all gone, and it seems like the new owner has no regard for customer service or consistency. Save yourself the frustration and aggravation—I strongly advise looking elsewhere. It’s simply not worth it.

2 /5 L Joseph: The lady was nice at first but she kept smudging the polish and said I was moving my fingers in the machine which I wasn’t. I was extra careful and the end product did not look nice bc at least 3 fingers were smudged and polish was not smooth and I knew it’s not worth it for me to ask her to fix it. And she looked a little irritated. The next day, there are little bubbles all Over my nails and I knew it’s not because I was moving my fingers. But the shape is nice.

1 /5 Katie Angelova: Complete disaster. Came here to fill acrylics I had done in Brooklyn (was pressed for time and decided to give this place a chance). The lady assured me she knew what she was doing. Cut my fingers multiple times to the point of drawing blood, cut the nails crooked, didn’t file properly. The gel manicure I paid $40 for peeled, or rather BUBBLED in literally a DAY, leaving me with completely disgusting looking nails for an event. See for yourself and spare yourself the anguish. Don’t come here.