Blue Bliss

Ive gone twice. I absolutely love the work but i dont think its worth the pain. First woman made my cuticle bleed. Okay accidents happen. Tried again and got Henry and holy crap the next day my cuticles are so raw and destroyed. They hurt so bad. Ive never had someone go that rough on me in my life. I kept flinching so it was clear he was hurting me and just kept on doing so. Not sure if I'll be back to try again.

I will not be returning. I used to come to this salon, but after this experience, I remembered why I stopped. My mom and I came in together. She got a nail fill and a pedicure, and I got a full acrylic set and a pedicure. I originally asked about a design that was quoted at $125, but while my nail tech, Henry, was working, I decided to keep it simple and get a French tip instead. The only thing I’ll take responsibility for is the length. I didn’t realize how short my nails were until after they were cut. However, everything else was disappointing. The shape was not what I asked for, the French tips were uneven, the underside of the nails was messy, and the overall work looked rushed and sloppy. My pedicure ended up costing $78. Neither my mom nor I were given a price list—we were simply asked which pedicure we wanted. We both chose the same one, but our services were completely different. I was also given an additional service that I didn’t know I would be charged for. While getting my pedicure, I asked another nail technician if she could look at my nails because I wasn’t happy with them. She agreed they needed to be fixed and started correcting one hand. After a few minutes, I realized I still wasn’t happy with how they looked, so I politely apologized and asked if the entire set could just be removed. Henry came over and asked what was wrong. I explained that I didn’t like the shape or the quality of the nails. He told me he would remove them, but I would still have to pay the full $90 for the set. I never expected free nails—I was perfectly willing to pay for the removal—but I didn’t think it was fair to pay full price for a set that I felt was poorly done. Another employee then joined the conversation and began raising her voice, telling me they don’t work for free and that Henry had spent a lot of time on my nails. I remained calm the entire time, but they were visibly frustrated, sighing and shaking their heads while removing the nails. Even my mom’s nail technician commented that she couldn’t believe how the situation was being handled. This experience reminded me why I stopped coming here years ago. In the past, I had issues with nails breaking easily and appointments being inconsistent because my technician was often late or called out. The prices here are very high, but unfortunately, the quality and customer service did not match. Instead of trying to make things right, I felt blamed for being unhappy with the results. I won’t be returning and cannot recommend this salon based on my experience.

On a girls trip to Chandler, we went to Blue Bliss Spa for a pamper day. Pedicures and had our nails done. Such a fun day, great service and very clean salon. We'll go back again. Thanks for friendly service!

If there was a way to give a -100 I would! My two daughters came in to get their nails done. My youngest (9yrs) got a manicure and pedicure that totaled $110!!! When I called to speak with the manager, she explained that these were the prices “because she got gel and a different design on every finger and a French manicure”. The manager also stated that her techs informed my oldest of the exact price of everything prior to completing the job, but that was not entirely true. My daughter was informed of the base price for a child mani and pedi which was equivalent to $35 not $110. Also, not to mention the lie about a “different design on every finger with a French manicure”. This place too full advantage of two young ladies and this is unfortunately the world we live in.

I arrived at Blue Bliss feeling excited and hopeful, looking forward to a relaxing and professional pedicure. Unfortunately, I left feeling disappointed for several reasons. My pedicurist, Annie, did not consistently follow the hygiene practices I expected and appeared dismissive of my concerns when I raised them. I was also dissatisfied with the quality of the pedicure itself, including the shaping of my toenails, the trimming of my cuticles, and the lack of attention to potential ingrown nails. What stood out most was that many of my requests and concerns were ignored rather than addressed. As a result, the experience was neither relaxing nor professional. I sincerely hope other customers have a better experience than I did.