Mom’s Beauty Nails

Love this place was looking for a cheap place to get my tips done, found the perfect spot ! 25 for My ballerina Tips Love Them great Job Sukii will be coming back !

Kind people, good management, clean — great service. I love Daisy, she is sincere and does an excellent job! I had only been there once before, but she remembered me, so when I forgot my wallet at home and couldn’t pay, they let me go and come back. Very nice!

Wow. The customer service here is fantastic. Suki, I hope I spelled her name right, was amazing. She made it her business to know every customer name. You can tell this place are full of regulars. I love a nail salon that gives you a «Cheers» feel. I Was on a strict time restraint and she shaped my gel tips and her sister did my polish. My nails came out beautifully. Needless to say, I will be making this my new home nail salon! I am impressed.

I am a loyal customer for over 10 years. Management is superb and service is always 5 stars. Thank you for the years of amazing service

Love this place and all of the workers! I’ve been coming here ever since they opened and I can say they are always constantly improving. I’ve never had a bad experience and I love my nails each and every time I come. I always get what I ask for, workers are friendly and talk to you while doing your service. This salon gets an A+ on cleanliness. Great place I’m never disappointed and I never have to wait long they make accommodations for everyone. Hard working people and good quality!

I’ve been having a love affair with Mom’s (formerly called Q) since I moved to Park Slope 2 years ago. This place is no frills, but it’s clean, friendly and very reasonably priced — $ 22 for a mani/​pedi and $ 25 for a gel mani. The ladies are sweet, accommodating, and do a really thorough job. I always take any female visitors with me when they’re in town, and they’re always begging to go back. I’m already looking forward to my shellac mani tomorrow!

Elisa does my gels and she is the best! :) She also speaks Chinese and Spanish which is pretty cool. The only thing is that she works part time because of school, she’s usually there from Thursday to Sun. Her mom Diana works there too. Elisa’s my girl when I do my mani pedi, she is very meticulous and detail oriented which is important. She always knows what and when to recommend me a new colour — especially if I’ve been doing the same over and over again ha.
I’ve been living in this neighbourhood for 5 years, have tried so many other nail salons and they either can’t do gels right or are just rude (like Polish nail salon on the corner of Sterling — don’t go there!!)
Everyone at Q nails work really hard and they seem to enjoy and take pride in what they do, can’t say that about a lot of other places. Suki also runs a tight ship :) I’ve been coming here for years and everyone is really nice. Not sure why they don’t have better reviews. Will try to post photos of my gels next time!

Love getting your nails done. look no further go to Q Beauty nails in Park Slope. clean, they know your name soon as you walk in through the door, the service is superb. I never leave here unsatisfied. Keep up the good work guys we love you!!!

They do good and long-​last nails

I really like this place. They do all of the things you expect and they do them well. No extras like paraffin on the heal but they do a very nice job. I get the best buffs here, super smooth.

I had the pleasure of getting a Spa Pedicure with Elisa, sometimes called Lisa and her mom is Diana, it was such a treat: relaxing and my feet feel smooth. I got a filling and nail design by Suky. Suky continues to impress me with her attention to detail and excellence in customer service.

I really enjoyed my experience here. I originally went to Element Beauty Lounge but they didn’t have acrylic nails, so I kept walking. I read the negative reviews, but I decided I’d try it for myself since the other option, two doors down, just didn’t look as inviting and didn’t have as many people inside.
I am so glad I came in. I was helped right away, and my nail tech was really nice and understanding of what I wanted, when I showed her a picture. She made sure the nails were even, did a good job, was gentle and painted them perfectly (I’ve been doing my own nails since I was 3 years old so I’m VERY picky about how they’re painted).
The colors came out great and I didn’t have any peeling or wet nails when I left the store.
I recommend this place… Highly. I paid $ 25 for acrylic nail which in my eyes was a steal for the quality job I got. Very pleased!!!

They’re nice enough and decent deal but not a quality place. I don’t need luxury — but they don’t even use clean tools.

I went for a mani-​pedi and the woman rushed me the entire time. Not so relaxing.

Went for the first time and got suky to do my stilleto nails and love the way they turned out.

When I moved to Brooklyn I was unable to find a solid manicurist for about a year. Then a friend of mine invited me to Q Spa, the sister spa to Q Beauty nails, in park slope. Unfortunately, I had a bad experience with a young manicurist which prompted me to call management. Sookie was one of the most accommodating managers I have ever seen in a nail salon. She has been doing my silk wrapped nail tips ever since. Sookie Truly enjoys her work and she does everything to make your experience a quality one! Please call ahead for her because she is very busy with clients.

Suzanne is amazing! This was the best mani-​pedi I’ve had done, ever. And 20 bucks! I added the $ 5 callus remover which I highly recommend. My feet are as smooth as a baby’s!

I am a fan because this place is $ 20.
Let them know when they have missed a spot or not met your standards in any way and they will fix it on the spot. If you post photos of the error here, then you are a day late and a dollar short!
Cant beat the price.

Pretty solid nail salon. They have a ton of manicurists and lots of seats. There isn’t much a space to wait in, so if you do have to wait more than 5 minutes (which is rare) you are kind of just awkwardly standing or sitting in the way of something or someone.
They do a really nice job and its 20 bucks for mani/​pedi. I also REALLY love how they ask you to wash your hands before they begin polishing (after filing, etc). I always secretly wished I could do this, because my nails feel gross after getting filed and I wish they could be clean before polishing.
Sadly, but as expected from any cheap manicure, don’t expect the paint to last more than a few days.

This place has seriously gone downhill. Had a mani-​pedi today, and halfway through the pedicure I knew it was bad. There were older women shadowing the younger staff, so I assume there have been issues there for a while. The polish wasn’t taken off my toes or my nails, and the topcoat was glopped on enough that my nails smudged over an hour after the manicure was finished. I used to love this place because it was close by and affordable, but it’s time to look elsewhere.

Like these design!! they also have 3D design too.

Its a good nail salon the only issues i have are the relationship between the customer and the employee being on the phone texting while doing my nails or having a conversation with staff members and while working on my nails and stopping constantly. I been going there for over 10 years when they were at their old location and I will have to say the old spot was more customer oriented. Another issue is scheduling appt. for a time slot and coming in and having to wait half hour when your appt. was at a certain time. Overall a lot of fixing needs to happen or they will loose clientele

Not worth it. Don’t bother. It was dirty and the appliances were old. Most of the UVs didn’t work and the nail stations were disheveled and probably hadn’t been sanitized in a while. The techs were nice enough, but didn’t do a brilliant job for the mani or pedi. I walked away with rough, uneven nail polish on my fingers and the good parts of the polish chipped within two days.
You really get what you pay for, so I can’t complain. I essentially got a polish change with a few dollops of lotion and an awkward interlude to wash gel off of my own hands. The one thing I will commend them on was their speed in redoing nails that got smudged when I put my shoes back on (although they hadn’t dried because the UV drying station was broken).
They also definitely do not know how to service men that simply want a pedicure and no nail polish.

I’ve been coming to this place for years (they were once called Mom’s Nails) whenever I needed a mani/​pedi and can honestly say I’ve always left happy. I’ve never tried their waxing and other services, but as far as nails go, they get the job done and they do it well.
Another plus is that they are very friendly, especially the woman in charge (she is always at the first table by the register). Some of their staff also speak Spanish, which is great for people like my grandmother who speak only a smattering of English.
One thing I would mention, the spa pedicure ($ 25 a pop) doesn’t seem worth it to me, so if they offer it while starting your pedi, I’d say pass.

I have been coming here for years… when they used to be down the street from where they are and when they where Moms Beauty Nails.
They have since upgraded and have grown and are now Q Beauty Nails.
They have an awesome salon… I think much better… down the street– Q Spa nails.
The prices are cheaper here at QBeauty Nails and it is a bigger salon.
Parking sucks… most of the time.
Fridays and Saturdays are mad houses.
I love Q Beauty however…
I love Suki, Annie, Wendy, Diana and Ping at Q Beauty Nails, but the WAIT is FOREVER and if you do not make an appointment, you will definitely wait forever. You will receive top notch service at BOTH places. I prefer Q Spa now.
You wont have a bad experience… just a lengthy one if its not mid day.