PAINT Nail Bar Solon — Local services in Solon

It was okay, but that’s all. Okay. Frankly, I was honestly pretty disappointed with the final product, as before tip it was about $120, and after tip, it was almost $150, and I wouldn’t say I got a $120 experience, but at the same time, I’m not going to not tip at least 20% in this climate. Though I made an appointment for elaborate nail art and then when I started talking to my tech, she said she does more abstract designs, not anything with too much detail, which would later become evident. I felt like I definitely overpaid after seeing the completed nails; I offered her probably a dozen photos for reference but said that ultimately, I just want it to look good and cohesive. I specifically referenced several nails that were also done at this location, but she then directed me to her instagram page, presumably to give me an idea on what she is more comfortable doing. However, I just feel like if you’re paying for elaborate nail art, maybe there should be a bit more consistency across the board with the talent that techs bring to the table. I told her exactly the essence I was going for prior to even sitting down, so I would have preferred her say that she wasn’t comfortable with that level of nail art prior to starting if that were the case, because I know that after seeing others’ work from this location, that what I was asking for was certainly within the realm of other techs’ abilities. Also, while the women at the front were very kind and doting, I felt like I was kind of disregarded not only by my own tech, but by another one— as she was bringing her client over to sit next to me, she asked if I could move my purse for her client to sit down, and of course, I said sure, just one second, as my nails were half painted, so I didn’t want to get paint on my bag or mess up the nails, so I try to carefully grab it and put it over my seat without my nails making any contact with any surfaces, though it didn’t make it, and ended up falling to the floor, which obviously wasn’t where I was trying to have it, or else I’d have sat it on the floor from the jump, but there were no hooks where I was sitting, as the hook next to me was ripped off and there wasn’t any hook to the other side of me, since I was at a corner. So my entire bag fell to the ground with some items falling out, which, given it’s a brand new purse that I saved up months for, and that I have really been babying really sucked for me. Nobody asked if I’d like help moving it or gave me an alternative option for where I could put it, and my nail tech already seemed kind of over the whole thing, so I didn’t feel comfortable asking to go run and put it in my car, mid appointment. To a degree, I suppose I should have done more in-depth due diligence, but like I said, after seeing other people’s nail art turn out beautifully from here, I came in with blind confidence. It’s not bad, per se, but it’s not what I was going for and I felt like it was up to me to pivot time and time again from what I was trying to have done. Like I said, great front desk experience, and beautiful place, but I left overwhelmed and honestly just overall pretty bummed and disheartened by some of the rest of the experience— the part that I was actually paying to...

I just want to remind everyone of their cancelation policy of which they will NOT remind you of when you call to book. Canceling within 24 hours, even due to illness such as Covid, will not excuse you of a FULL SERVICE charge AND 20% gratuity. I called to make my appointment so when the staff member rudely pointed out that the cancellation policy was on the website (if you dig), it seems obvious that I did not view the website considering I called and spoke to someone who did not mention the policy at all. I have been to paint in one other location a year ago, where again , I walked in to make an appointment and was not told about this policy. While I understand charging for a PORTION of the visit, a full charge service fee plus gratuity is an egregious abuse of any idea of a “standard/normal” cancellation policy. The staff member tried to justified “looking out for their girls” who wouldn’t be profiting from the services, which I understand and I had no problem covering the gratuity for the late notice, not a full service charge on top of that. However, I’m not sure how they would profit from services had I gone to my appointment and maliciously given them Covid, causing them to miss days of work and 10s of appointments that total to much more than my services that day. Do better paint, and I suggest you find compassion at the expense of customers that just want to be informed...

I can’t say enough good things about Paint Nail Bar! This nontoxic nail salon is a true gem, and the transformation of my nails speaks volumes about their expertise. Before discovering Paint, I was a terrible nail biter, relying on harsh acrylics and electric filing. Thanks to the talented technicians here, my nails have completely transformed.

Kayla, Miquelle, Kendra, and Taylor are exceptional at what they do. They are not only incredibly knowledgeable but also friendly and personable, making every visit a pleasure. They always take the time to suggest the perfect colors and designs, and their attention to detail is impressive. Whether it’s a mani or pedi, I know I can book with any of them and receive high-quality service every time.

The online scheduling is so easy, which makes planning my visits a breeze. Plus, their Passport Loyalty Program is a fantastic way to save on services, especially since I’m a regular. I love that I can also use my loyalty points to shop in their stylish boutique, adding a little extra fun to my visits.

I can’t recommend Paint Nail Bar enough for anyone looking for a beautiful manicure or pedicure. Their clean products and the Primer line of lotions and cuticle creams are must-haves! If you’re looking for a nail salon where you feel pampered and valued, this is the...