This was my 2nd visit. I came back because I loved the job by Ann my first time. However I noticed that as an African American I was again the ONLY 1 asked to pay prior to the service being completed. After I paid (so no presumption that this was a plot to avoid paying) I asked if there was a reason I was the only customer asked to pay ahead of time. He explained it was because he didn't want me to mess up my nails and recommended that I get my keys out as well just in case. On my way out I pulled him aside and pointed out that I didn't by his argument. His statement implied that I was the only customer he cared about and to not judge a book by the cover. Treating minorities differently does both the customer and his establishment a disservice. I hate dealing with my nails and would have been a loyal customer had it not been for this obvious discriminatory treatment.

Disgusted after watching our 9 year old get charged $65.00 for a mani pedi ( gel on fingers) Their prices are clearly posted on the web and they simply took advantage of our daughters' naivitie. Shame on this business. When my husband went in to discuss it they stated the posted price of "$15 Shellac Manicure" is actually for a polish-change only and the $36 ManiPedi is without shellac ( makes sense) but it will cost $30 to add shellac to a manicure... For a 9 year old. The owners should be ashamed of them selves.

I've been going to Oasis Nails for over five years. Tony, Kim, Le, and the others have taken extraordinary care of me every time. When someone comes in who is in a special-need situation, they are so kind; you'd think the client was a member of their own family. As for the nail work, I have NEVER had a lift or an infection, nail fungus, or any other other problem that wasn't entirely my own fault. (A manicurist-friend from 20 years ago kept telling me, "Sonya, they're Jewels, not tools!" since I tend to be hard on my nails.) These are truly good people, and great nail professionals!