Corporate Nails and Spa

I love walking into a salon where they greet you by name. I’ve been coming here since high school and won’t go anywhere else. I usually just walk in and they’re able to take me within a few minutes of waiting. My nails always come out amazing and the pedicures are relaxing.

Not sure where even to begin! I used to go here and enjoy it however I’ll never be returning. I went to have my acrylics taken off and the new woman was horrible! Instead of gently soaking off the acrylic (I had already told her my nails were very thin and sensitive) she used a plastic nail to slice up my nail beds in an attempt to separate the acrylic from my actual nail. It was so incredibly painful and I kept telling her how much it hurt and kept pulling my hands away. This horrible process took 30 minutes… of literally tearing acrylic off of my nails to the point they actually bled (and no I’m not exaggerating for effect). She then barely paid any attention to my cuticles and didn’t attempt to even out the lumpy mess she had made of my bleeding nail beds and then proceeded to paint my nails so sloppy that I had to redo them at home. Polish was all over the side of my nails and fingers and the layering was uneven. I will never go back here and was very disappointed that she did such a horrible job. It took a whole week for the tips of my fingers to not hurt when touched or being placed in warm water since she had damaged then so badly. Even now three weeks later they are so disfigured they keep chipping and falling off and cracking because of what she did to them. Oh and just to add insult to my injury two of my nails got infected!

Went here for a bikini wax. It seemed like the girl working took the appointment without actually knowing what she was doing. In the waxing room, she had me lie down business end toward to door (which was a little weird; even with the door shut, I felt self conscious knowing that if anyone walked in, I’d be totally exposed). Then, halfway through, she left (through that door!) without warning to go answer the phone! I had to rush to cover myself. As for the quality of the wax itself, she took off more hair than I asked, but there were still stray hairs below my bikini line. I needed to shave to clean up when I got home. There was leftover wax everywhere; it took forever to scrub off. Esthetically, the job was also uneven. You couldn’t pay me to go back.

I used to come here all the time. Started coming in high school over the past few years every time I go its worst than the last time. I went and got a full set which I thought was ok until I left. Under them the tech dug so deep my nails hurt for weeks. I finally took them off and asked for a gel. This tech didn’t soak them off she just pulled them off with another nail. Talk about painful! Then she yelled at me the whole time about biting my nails. I DON’T BITE MY NAILS, I HAD A DAM FULL SET ON WHICH YOU TOOK OFF OF COURSE I WILL HAVE NO NAILS UNDERNEATH! So the entire time I heard «No bites them. no bites them ok hunnie» Sorry I’m not you’re hunnie and I don’t bite or «bites» my dam nails. I won’t be back even again as my nails still hurt weeks later. Try nails and co they do things right.

New name same place! I’ve been going here since high school and I’ve never been disappointed. I’m always able to get right in and it’s quick and my nails always last me at least two weeks! Being a hair stylist myself I know how important it is to have a quality service! Thanks to Kim, Tracy and Linda for always making me feel welcome and doing such an amazing job! I wouldn’t go anywhere else!

This used to be TC Nails on Margin St, but they recently changed the name to Corporate Nails to avoid confusion with the other TC Nails in Peabody.
Kim is a nail magician. I’ve been seeing her since high school and she is just awesome. She knows what I like, is flexible when I change my mind, has great suggestions but more importantly great skill. I am always beyond satisfied when Kim does my nails. Whether it’s shellac, gel overlay, acrylic, pink and white, whatever — she does a consistent and expert job. She runs an awesome business!
The place is small but clean and effective — they have a waxing room, a bathroom, three pedi chairs, four or five manicure stations, waiting chairs and a dry section, all in about 300 sq feet. Impressive use of space.
Pedis here are pretty good and they have gotten a lot better over the past few months, good enough that I don’t think I’m going to go back to finishing touch to get my little piggies taken care of, just coming to Corporate Nails for the works.
*They take appointments!