Liyah’s Lair

Liyah’s Lair's published menu lists 9 priced services, ranging from $7 to $150. That span is the whole menu — the $7 low end is Repairs, not a full set. Every price is exactly as it appears on their published menu.

Liyah’s Lair's menu prices nail art up to $150 — their most expensive published art service, a ceiling rather than a typical price. The ceiling is the useful number: a tech whose top art service is $10 and one charging $150 are not doing the same work, whatever both menus call "nail art".

The median service on Liyah’s Lair's published menu is booked for 1 hour 15 minutes. That is the time Liyah’s Lair sets aside on their own booking calendar, and a longer booking for the same service usually means a slower, more thorough appointment.

Across the 20 reviews we read for Liyah’s Lair, the three themes that recur most are designs, does not just copy (7 reviews); clients report it holds up (4); and calm, welcoming space (4). In the same 20 reviews, clients also mention chatty appointment (4 reviews), clients who keep coming back (3), takes their time (2) and works from your reference photo (2). Counted the same way, one theme is a concern: kept waiting past your slot (2 reviews). A count is the number of reviews that mention the theme, out of all the reviews we read — not bookings, and not clients. These are third-party reviews, read and counted by us — not supplied by Liyah’s Lair.

Liyah’s Lair takes appointments through Booksy, and the Book button on their findnails profile opens it. The booking is made with them directly; we do not take bookings and hold no calendar of our own.

Aaliyah Samone Nelson. Liyah’s Lair is a one-person listing in Atlanta — the booking page names a single tech rather than a team, so every appointment is with the same pair of hands.

We read what is public about Liyah’s Lair and counted it. 20 reviews read, 32 photos of their work read, and 9 priced services read off their own menu. Every number on this page shows what it is based on.