It's been several months since my last haircut, and I really needed it to be trimmed, layered, and…read morethinned for the new season. I was promptly checked in for my 3:30 PM appointment. My hair stylist Sophia was very attentive to my request and careful in washing, cutting, and styling. The instructor checked constantly and made a few small changes to my layers. I recommended thinning since my hair quickly grows thick, and Sophia immediately fixed the cut. For the quality, price, and attention to detail, the haircut was amazing. The only downside is the long appointment time (I finished near 5:30), but it was understandable since the students needed to check their plan and each step with the instructor. I would 100% come back and recommend customers here.

Warning: I would be very cautious booking color services at the Aveda Institute…read more I arrived early for my 1 PM appointment and was initially told I wasn't even on the schedule, which immediately set a stressful tone. Once I was eventually taken in. It took over 40 minutes after the consultation for the student to begin working on my hair because they were still writing notes and preparing their sheet. The service itself felt inconsistent and poorly managed. I understand this is a training environment, but there seemed to be a lack of structure and time management throughout. My color turned out chunky and stripy, and it was very obvious that at least two different people worked on my hair because my original stylist needed assistance mid way through the coloring. One side came out significantly more orange than the other, and it honestly looked like I had months of grown-out color. After my hair was washed, I was told they "didn't have time" to finish with a blowout. Instead, I was given a card for a complimentary blow dry for another visit, which I was fine with and they said we'd do a rough dry. Since it was 6, which was closing time the instructor stepped in to "rough dry" my hair. There was no product and they did a few passes. I left with my hair about 90% wet. I was shocked that they allowed me to leave the appointment in that condition. Not until I went home and fully dried my hair was when I noticed that my hair cut was uneven. My original 1 PM appointment didn't end until around 6:15 PM. I later emailed them about the experience and, after escalating it with multiple people, they brought me back 2 days later for a correction appointment, which took about 3 hours. I'm still not fully happy with the result, but it will have to do for now while my hair recovers from being processed twice within 48 hours. Overall, I would strongly advise having very low expectations. I would not recommend getting your hair colored here. A simple trim might be okay, but even that feels like a gamble depending on who you get.

Paul is not just a good hairstylist. He is interested in people and makes people feel comfortable…read more My son goes to Paul for regular haircuts. It's nice that they talk during the haircut. Pail also cuts my nephew's hair He also does great perms

Love this place, been here multiple times. Service is great owners are caring and attentive…read more Haircuts are always coming out fresh and nice, I've gotten my hair dyed here as well and it all went well including fair prices!

Everyone was super nice and tried hard to give a good haircut. But only come if you have the time…read moreto commit. It took over two hours.

Alejandro cleaned up my somewhat bad haircut and made me look much more like me! Everyone there was…read morewelcoming and fun. I think they will be an asset to the community!

My daughter got her hair cut and color at this beauty school yesterday and she loves her hair. This…read moreis like professional salon, The staffs are very friendly and nice. They gave my daughter advice about her hair and also gave her a hair mask treatment.

I really enjoy Tim's Beauty School in Edmonds. The students are great and I appreciate that the…read moreinstructors are so friendly and helpful. I always enjoy my time here and have recommended it to others too.

In my opinion Vuu's Beauty School is the best beauty school in Seattle. The staff treats me like…read morefamily. I have been a client for about a year and have always been greeted with a warm friendly hello. I highly recommend to anyone (client and students in training) I am beyond grateful that Vuu's was recommended to me by a friend. Such a great salon with reasonable, affordable prices and phenomenal results each and every time. I will see you soon. Kevin

I was visiting Seattle and decided to come to this salon because I heard really good reviews online…read moreand on tiktok, honestly, worst mistake. Obviously, I understand it is a beauty school and the people there are students but as you walk in there is a sign that states something to the effect of all students are being supervised by the licensed stylist. This could not be further off. I asked for a blowout, she applied product incorrectly and was then corrected by a fellow student- by the way my hair was completely weighed down by this product and i'm not even entirely sure it had heat protectant. I have long and thick hair but i get blowouts pretty regularly and never faced a problem, she started attempting with her round brush and got the brush tangled in my hair several times. She eventually told me my hair needed a cut at the ends bc it thins out -- i have layers so of course it thins it. I did not come in for a cut and again never faced this issue before. I respectfully declined the haircut and she reattempted, eventually said she does not think it will come out right. After already being frustrated by this, I just asked her to do blowdry and straighten because how could you mess that up. She proceeded to rough dry my hair and then suggest to curl my hair, at this point, I just wanted her to do something she was confident in doing because blow drying certainly was not it. Mind you, the entire time there was minimal to no supervision from the head beautician. While my hair was still wet she began curling it, i literally heard the crunch. I asked her "is my hair still wet" and she said "yeah a bit." After a prolonger period of time and much frustration, i asked if she could get some help in finishing my hair because it was taking forever. Her colleague assisted and advised her to finish drying my hair because it was still too wet. After way too much product and a terrible experience later, we finally finished. I paid and wanted to leave as soon as possible. I understand students still learning but completely drying someone's hair prior to using heat is common sense. Additionally, there was literally no superivison in sight. I would literally never recommend this place, it was the worst experience. After posting this review on google, the owner responded saying my review was not true and she was supervising. While she was the one who washed my hair which was the only good part by the way, the remainder of the experience went as I stated above. She claims she was supervising however she seemed to be giving individuals a tour of the establishment rather than actually paying attention when the stylist was so clearly struggling.

I went to this school because I don't read english well. They help me take my test exams in…read moreVietnamese. Co Hoa help translate for me very well. Anh Vu and Chi Tram help me alot.

More often, I have always had excellent results with getting and hair services. Yes day, was an…read moreexception to what I've experienced in the past. My hair looks lifeless, ragged ends and it cost more than 2 weeks ago.​

I came in for a spiral, piggyback perm on Tuesday 7/15/2025…read more I am not a mannequin. However, I was treated like one by techs J and N, who were far more interested in talking to each other than in acknowledging my existence or making even a modicum of effort to see that I was as comfortable as possible while they were working. The tech who finished the job, J, seemed utterly oblivious to the fact that she completely soaked the back of the t-shirt I was wearing, with cold water, while rinsing out the neutralizing solution. When I declined a blow-dry with diffuser, she declined to offer even the most basic comb-out, once the rinse was done and the rods were removed from my hair. I was so disappointed in her utter indifference that I plan to seek further cosmetology services elsewhere in the future. It was a particularly bitter disappointment given the excellent service I got in January and the good service in April.

Cute beauty institute. Everyone was professional…read more I got the essential cucumber body treatment, but I don't understand which part of the treatment had cucumber. I thought I would have my eyes covered with a slice of cucumber at the very least, but that didn't happen. Nevertheless, it was quite relaxing. I left feeling greasy after the oil blend, so would probably try another service next time. Keep in mind that they are students performing the services which means they can't receive tips by credit card. I made that mistake and didn't bring cash. Will know better by next time!

I had a facial with a glycolic peel here. The experience was enjoyable and I also received some…read moremassage too. The website doesn't show all of the services but the pamphlet I received did. I would have chosen a different service had I known there were more options.

I'll start off by sharing a positive experience I had at The Studio Seattle, which was getting to…read morelearn from Hailey Henderson. Hailey is as excellent of an instructor as she is an actor. She clearly loves teaching and is incredibly knowledgeable about acting theory and applications. Hailey has high expectations for her learners and is also deeply compassionate, a perfect combination for creating an effective learning environment. I am immensely grateful to have been able to learn with her. Hailey is the primary instructor for The Studio Seattle, whereas Andrew Tsao is the artistic director and founder. Andrew was going to cover the last several weeks of classes in my Acting Foundations 2 class series, and prior to this he co-taught a class with Hailey. In this class, Andrew had us participate in exercises where we would be improvising interactions with a scene partner. These scenes were meant to be highly realistic- we were playing ourselves and had similar relationships to each other as we do in real life. Our objectives and given circumstances were given to us individually, without our scene partner's (or the class's) knowledge. In one scene, Andrew had one of our male classmates play the role of a sexual predator towards not one, but two of our classmates. When his scene partner responded to his unwanted advances authentically, by attempting to distract the perpetrator and leave, Andrew told her that she was responding incorrectly and that should/would in fact "fight". He also told her that her "avoidance" would be a hindrance to her as an actor. In another scene, part of the given circumstances was that one of my classmates had had an abortion. I followed up with Andrew expressing my concern that not one, but two extremely sensitive topics, particularly for women, were chosen for these exercises. I stated that that the nature of the exercises required us to be ourselves, thereby increasing the level of sensitivity and creating a high potentiality for trauma/re-traumatization. I acknowledged that while actors do work with difficult content, we get to choose and consent to this, which was not an option in this situation (since we did not know our scene partner's backgrounds or objectives). I stated my expectation that content will be more thoughtfully chosen for these exercises moving forward and that learners be made more fully aware of their options. Andrew's initial response acknowledged that he could have been more thoughtful in ensuring everyone was aware that they could opt out of the exercises. He did not address my concerns over the nature of the content itself, other than implying that more experienced actors would have been fine with the content (I have since heard from multiple other acting instructors that this is not at all the case). I responded by saying that I appreciated his effort to improve transparency around opting out of exercises moving forward. I again stated my concern over the content itself, particularly as it relates to women, and expressed skepticism that more experienced actors would have been fine with the content. Overall, I felt like my concerns were dismissed. Andrew responded by disinviting me to continue attending classes at The Studio Seattle. Based on my experience, I'm of the opinion that Andrew Tsao is not interested in feedback as it relates to the safety of his students, particularly women. For this reason, I would caution any woman/female person against taking classes at The Studio Seattle.

I have completed Foundations 1 & 2 at The Studio Seattle and cannot speak highly enough about this…read moreprogram and instructors. Alana's deep understanding of theory and process offers the groundwork to feel comfortable and prepared for the deeper work in Foundations 2, while Aaron has a magical way of balancing thoughtful and respectful lessons with a humility and irreverence that creates a joyful space to learn and try new things. Thank you, Andrew for creating a welcoming, enriching, and intensive space in Seattle.