This school was a huge disappointment and felt like a waste of money. If you only speak English and…read moredon't speak Vietnamese, I do not recommend enrolling. Most of the staff do not speak or understand English, and this was never clearly explained to me before I signed up. Before I enrolled, they called me constantly to get me into the program. Once I was in, getting help was almost impossible. You have to chase people for assistance, and even then, nothing really gets resolved. There is only one instructor in the evening, and he clearly shows favoritism. I did not feel supported or treated fairly in class. The supplies they sell are very low quality--comparable to cheap online products. For the prices they charge, I expected much better. On top of that, the school is not clean. The classrooms and restrooms are consistently dirty, and it doesn't seem like they maintain the place properly. If you're serious about learning and building a career, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

I absolutely love coming to advanced Beauty college, last time I got a manicure and a pedicure and…read morelove getting facials here too! The service and the students are very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend it. Come check it out for yourself and the prices are great.!

Had a wonderful first experience here. The staff is lovely, and the student who cut my hair was…read moreincredibly gentle and precise. The experience was so relaxing that I nearly fell asleep during what was just a routine trim for my long hair. My hair looks fantastic! It's refreshing to find a place that prioritizes quality over speed, and the instructor clearly cares about the students' success. You can't beat the price for this level of care.

Talk about a hidden gem in a non descript shopping plaza. Very clean and initially I had a little…read morehard time finding someone. On the left you have the retail area and the right is the services area. They have great instructors and eager students. Very reasonable prices. I tried their the facial and got my hair dyed. Very satisfied and will be back!

I really enjoyed my time at Cosmo Beauty College in the aesthetician program. I went to school at a…read moredifferent school to get my nail technician license it was the worse school I've ever been to in my life so I was a little nervous touring Cosmo Beauty College because I was scared of the same results, but to my pleasant surprise, it was a great experience. The staff are nice. The people were all really nice. The students weren't super clicky so It was easy to make friends and learn. I did do hybrid and I did have a couple problems with the hybrid system but other than that, it was great!

SALON - I booked an appointment online. I confirmed my appointment online. The salon had my phone…read morenumber and email. I get to the salon and sign in. Then, I am told there are no students available. The students all went home before 11am. No contact from the salin! The lack of teaching RESPONSIBILTY was extremely evident. How can a beauty school allow students to leave before checking the appointments? If you go allow time for parking. I'd call ahead, even if you have an appointment, to verify there is someone there to actually work.

2 for 2 so far - great cuts, great price, and you're helping someone get their hours in and perfect…read moretheir art! :) I went in January as I was on my way to get my hair cut when I saw the sign for a $5 cut. I mean, that's a good deal, worst case it's just hair, I'm a cheap date - let's go! :) In both instances they were professional and both times I was beyond pleased with their work! The place is chill, just a bunch of people learning the trade and happy to talk about their experiences. $5 to the shop, $10 for tip, and I'm getting as good of a cut as I would elsewhere for less than half the cost, plus I'm helping someone out! I love it when everyone wins, and I'll certainly be back again soon! :)

To Preston's response…read more There was ABSOLUTELY NO MISUNDERSTANDING. Sherry and Jume told my daughter EXACTLY the same thing it's an advanced class and she would have to pay EXTRA! Regardless of my daughter having her license, she was poorly taught, she would have to ask the teachers to be taught, myself, my husband and my daughter had to go in to talk to Sherry about her not being taught and Jume was a part of the conversation. Her teaching lasted 2 WEEKS! Then the teachers got lazy again and she would have to ASK to be taught. Her getting her license has nothing to do with the school but everything to do with me teaching her! Your comment really upset me, I get you're trying so hard to keep your Integrity, but it doesn't negate the fact that the teachers are lazy!

Học viên đến trường nghề với mong muốn được học tập, phát triển kỹ năng và xây dựng sự tự tin trong…read moremột môi trường hỗ trợ. Thay vào đó, nhiều người cảm thấy bị áp lực, e ngại và không dám lên tiếng. Một môi trường học tập nên khuyến khích và hỗ trợ học viên, chứ không phải khiến họ cảm thấy sợ hãi hoặc lo lắng. Dựa trên trải nghiệm của bản thân tôi và những gì tôi đã nghe từ nhiều người khác, tôi không thể giới thiệu ngôi trường này. Bầu không khí tiêu cực do một số nhân viên tạo ra đã làm lu mờ những gì lẽ ra phải là một trải nghiệm học tập tích cực. My experience with Top Line Beauty College was extremely disappointing, largely because of one staff member, Kim. She often acts as though she runs the entire school and creates an uncomfortable environment for students. Over the years, I have heard similar concerns from numerous coworkers, classmates, and colleagues who felt they were treated unfairly or disrespectfully. Students come to beauty school to learn, grow, and build confidence in a supportive environment. Instead, many feel intimidated and afraid to speak up. A learning environment should encourage students, not make them feel fearful or anxious. Based on my experience and the experiences shared by others, I would not recommend this school. The negative atmosphere created by certain staff members overshadows what should be a positive educational experience.

I'm assuming this business is closed??? I've tried to reach out for a month with no response. Today…read moreI drove by to discuss their programs but all the curtains were shut even though yelp indicates opened.

How I miss my time there. James Albert School on 17th St was ace. I have learned so…read moreMuch from teacher Ana and Nancy!! I Miss you ladies! And I went to live in Europe and my skills were way way ahead then everyone I worked with in salons and spas!! Highly recommend! Nancy, a big hug from Tatiana :)

I went to coastline beauty College for a pedicure. The school looks so broken down inside. The day…read morebefore I had been to Paul Mitchell to have my roots done. So you can imagine the shock of walking into this place. The price online was different than what they told me. Twice as much. It was a very hot day and I asked, "do you have AC". They turned on a fan on and turned it toward me. They didn't have a big pedicure chair to sit in where you put your feet down into a bath of water. They had a movable thing that they sit on and then I put my feet on it. I also put my feet in a bucket of water below me. The first girl that worked on me couldn't even cut my toenails with the clippers. My nails are not difficult to cut. An older gentleman had to take over and he pinched me with the clippers. Luckily. no skin was broke. The instructor was standing there when I said, "Ouch" and she didn't even blink or even apologize.This gentleman didn't even know how to put the nail polish on so when I got home, I had to cover my nails with more polish. Not sure if it's worth going back to this place. I would pay double the price at my nail person and get better service and not have to drive so far. I was the only person getting my nails done and there was a gentleman getting a five dollar haircut. No other customers. That should've told me something. There were quite a few supervisors just sitting around and eating. One last thing, I don't know how this the school gets accredited. I think if the health department walked in, they would be closed.

Have low expectations when you come here. People here are so messy and all over the place, knocking…read morethings over, looks like they don't know what to do (well duh, right?) that's beauty school for you. What do you expect? Your head is their practical (good or bad) that's your risk! These students & graduates already aren't professionals. Prices here are super low :) $4 for hair cuts, $10 for color. I got my hair highlighted for $15. (bleach&toned) They did a pretty good job, getting it to be super blond on the bottom, but on the top it wasn't left on for long enough so it's kinda orangey-brown. but not so bad. It probably would've came out the way I wanted if we had more time, but it was wayyy past over due their closing time which was 5pm on a saturday. The lady that did my hair stayed till 7 where she was the only one left. So that's nice of her to stay back and not rush to go home at 5. Tip: Cash Only

Sure the place is dirty but for the price I can't complain…read more My sister LOVES this place for their facials... it takes about an hour and if you have acne like she does, they'll pop them. She said it didn't hurt and didn't leave scarring so she was happy. The facial was only $12. I got the oil treatment. It included hair wash, oil treatment, another hair wash and blow drying for only $6! Total time it took was 30 min or so. My cousin got her hair straightened using the Japanese system and she had shoulder length hair but even so, that took 5 hours. not kidding. They had to wash her hair 3 times and straighten it about 2 times. I love her hair now, its nice and smooth, only downside is that she can't get her hair wet for 3 days. =/ yuck. Hair straightening cost $40 for her hair. For longer hair it would be about $60. I think i'll come here again every month to get the oil treatment. It's such a good deal and left my hair smooth.