Nail Salons in Chicago, IL — Pedicure Safety Directory

The nail salons listed here for Chicago are aggregated from public sources — reviews, state license records, and reported hygiene practices. We do not inspect or certify individual salons, so this list is a starting point, not a verdict on any one salon. Illinois state licensing sets a floor, not a guarantee; use the questions on this page to check what a specific salon actually does before you book.

Pedicure tools and nail polish on a clean salon counter.

This guide is a research starting point for people comparing nail salons in Chicago. Listings are based on publicly available information, including online reviews, salon websites, booking pages, and licensing resources where available. SafePedicures does not certify or inspect salons.

Listings are informational only. Confirm current licensing, services, pricing, and sanitation practices directly with each salon.

SafePedicures also publishes original research from Texas state licensing data — see nail-salon density across Texas counties and how current Texas salon licenses are.

A Polished Work

1000 E 76th St, Chicago, IL 60619

Listed based on publicly available information. Confirm current hygiene practices directly with the salon.

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Unique Nail Salon

755 N Wells St Fl 3, Chicago, IL 60654

Listed based on publicly available information. Confirm current hygiene practices directly with the salon.

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Luxo Nail Spa

1300 N Ashland Ave Suite 119, Chicago, IL 60622

Listed based on publicly available information. Confirm current hygiene practices directly with the salon.

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Coat Nail Spa

507 N La Salle Dr, Chicago, IL 60654

Listed based on publicly available information. Confirm current hygiene practices directly with the salon.

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Western Nail Bar

7574 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60645

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Before booking:ask the salon how it cleans reusable tools, handles single-use files and buffers, and sanitizes pedicure stations between clients.
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Common questions about pedicure safety in Chicago

What makes a nail salon in Chicago safer than average?

The salons listed here go beyond baseline state licensing requirements. We look for autoclave sterilization of reusable metal tools, pipeless pedicure chairs, disposable liners changed between every client, and visible licensing and inspection records. Many salons in Chicago meet state minimums but don’t adopt these higher-standard practices.

What should I ask before booking a pedicure in Chicago?

Ask whether the salon uses an autoclave for metal tools, whether liners are disposed of after each client, and whether their pedicure chairs are pipeless. You can also ask to see their current state license and most recent inspection results. Our free safety checklist covers these questions and more.

How often does SafePedicures update Chicago listings?

Chicago listings are reviewed on a rolling basis. We update individual listings when new information becomes available — through public inspection records, reader reports, or our own research. If you’ve noticed something that’s changed at a listed salon, please let us know.