Bomb Nails (FREE GIFT WITH ALL SERVICES) — Attraction in Aurora

I've struggled to find nail techs that are experienced in gel and nail art. So moving to Central Park and being closer to Aurora I hoped for great finds in nail salons. After a few subpar experiences, I stumbled in Bomb Nail and I couldn't be more ecstatic. They are THE BOMB!!!!

Easy parking near the GW Marketplace shopping, I never struggle to find parking or get an appointment. I call ahead because they are always so busy. Staff is incredibly talented.

Bright, cheerful space with lots of seating. Repeat customers tell me a lot about a salon and I have become one of them. You won't find anyone complaining about their services. The techs are friendly and very talented from pedicures to dip and nail art. Everyone is quick and efficient in the services. I'm usually out in two hours for both nail and toe services. Additionally, Bomb probably has the most extensive nail color choices too in gel and dip color.

Debbie is my all time favorite and phenomenal. She's an artist. She free styles the dip on my nails and is spectacular with nail art. I come up with an idea and she usually adds more style to it.

Regular pedicures are a full service with hot towels and callus removal. It will run about $45 with gel color. Despite the prices listed online, I can't figure out the exact cost for my nail services. My first time, it was only $65 for my dip and nail art. Then the last few times my nail service jumped up to $100. I had the same service of overlay and art on my nails. I also am surprised you don't get any nail service like cuticle removal when doing the dip and for that cost. Leaving with a $145 tab (not including 20-25% gratuity) is a bit pricey and unexpected. If you're on a budget, perhaps stick to regular or gel services. They are worth it because my nails never chip, crack or break. My nail service lasts over 4-6 weeks but I come in sooner since they grow way too long.

Nails are such an accessory statement for me and I'm thrilled I found a Denver salon that compares to my Arizona counterparts. Since I am a big fan of constant hand holding, my nails are always on point...

I’ve been to this place twice now. The white tips was my first time and the pink tips were my second. The white tips were broken off everywhere within 2 days. The pink tips were broken off everywhere after 12 hours. NEVER going back. This place is absolute garbage. I paid $55 before a tip for this junk. I’ve never been anywhere that this has happened within hours! Or even 2 days. I only went back a second time because I’d spoken to the manager after the first time and I wanted to give them another try. Worse mistake ever. I literally threw money out the window for nothing. As I am now going to soak them off just 3 days after I paid $55 for them. I can waste time going back over there for them to “fix them” just for this to happen very quickly again so why even do that. So now I’m paying someone to soak them off for me and start over. Very very very irritating and over it with this place. I don’t know how they have so many good reviews honestly. That’s the only reason I even tried this place and it’s close to home. Y'all are liars. This place is garbage. And they’re not friendly whatsoever either. I’m being honest in my review so that people like me don’t believe what they’re told and go there to waste time and money on trash. It has to be there friends leaving these good reviews. Look at these pictures and tell me this place is so great like reviews say. You can’t! I’m so upset about this. I’m a nail girly and I just want someone who knows what they’re doing but it’s been 5 straight years and I still haven’t. Bomb Nails is NOT BOMB. They SUCK. I’m editing this review to add 4 more photos that are 3 days after getting them done. Almost every single fingernail is broken somewhere on the nail. This is sooo WILD and wrong. It’s been THREE DAYS since I paid $55 to...

I've never been so mad. Literally, I wanted to try a new nail salon to support the top rate nail salons in the area I've been to a few different locations but realized this one is a new salon, and I heard good things about them. Bro,😑 I walk in and see they are super packed I wait patiently and even think of leaving to relieve the foot traffic they have coming in. But, they offered to have my nails soak. After almost an hour of having my nails just soaking, my hands are so cold And I'm told to soak my nails for another 15-20 mins. The guy was nice but it was super inconvenient, it got to the point where dried acrylic was stuck to both of my hands. And my manicure was done with the dried acrylic still on my hands which was attempted to be scrubbed off...with a nail buffer 😑. I gave up on the style I originally wanted because honestly at that point I just wanted to leave but I waited patiently for the lady to do a dip. I'm so detailed when it comes to my nails so it was disappointing to see the finishing touch. It's like your barber giving you a messed up hair cut, with dandruff on your shoulders 🤢. I believe they can improve by having a cleaner space, the table top I soaked my hands ontop was dirty (plus the bowl, luckily they did use a plastic bag over it) as well and sitting next to the messy parrafin machine. If I want to waste 80$ next time I'll go to a liquor store. They tried but the outcome was unacceptable, I still have dried acrylic flakes coming off my hands while I'm buying acetone to remove this dip set. Extremely upsetting. Getting your nails done is suppose to be a relaxing treat, start telling customers no or your full as not to rush through their experience they are...