Rere did amazing job on my haircut today 10 out 10 will recommend come again. Also I am about to…read morereceive a pedicure. Then I may receive a manicure. This place is awesome I will definitely tell a friend.

The students aren't the problem. It's the staff. I've been going here for about a year or two…read more Today was the last straw. The past 6 months, more and more, you come to the school to find out they're closed that day or having a ceremony. I finally started calling in advance a few months ago. THREE times in the past 2 months, I cal and they come on. I come and they say they aren't taking clients. I'd rather pay more money for consistency. But if you don't mind the run around and frustration half the time, decent service for a cheap price.

Amiya did my s press and I love it she listens and gives her insight on your hair.read more

I was lucky enough to be waited on be Casey Parsons. She did an excellent job giving this old women…read morea new look. From shampoo, cut and color I could not be more satisfied. Thank you Casey you are my new go to girl for all things beauty.

They canceled my pedicure but did not bother to call me to let me know, to save me the drive…read more Rescheduled me in a few weeks, and told me to call if I need to cancel. Not the same courtesy they extended to me. This woukx have been my second visit. The first visit they also almost canceled my procedure, but they were able to find someone to do it.

I came in for a manicure and pedicure. The pedicure went okay until it was time for the polish. I…read moregot regular nail polish. Somehow I believe after moving to the manicure side, a flaw happened on one toe nail. Instead of removing the polish and correcting the problem, more nail polish was applied. It was terrible trying to remove the polish at home. As for the manicure, the service went well, but I had to remove the polish when I got home due to it being messed up. There wasn't a lot of overseeing by the instructor. This whole thing lasted about 4 or more hours for both pedi and mani. Also please let the customer be in control of the massager on the pedi chair. Too much is not pleasing!

The Academy of beauty is ran by an extraordinary woman. Here you feel loved, important, and most…read moreimportantly welcome. She prides herself in her students, will ensure that you have all the information and materials you need to start.

My second visit as a customer and another awesome experience. I loved the professional staff, time…read moretaken with my hairstyle, and affordable price, so I will be returning again! School was very clean, COVID precautions in effect, and courteous students/staff!

Carolina College of Hair Design is my go-to place for an inexpensive men's haircut. This is where…read moreyou go in and one of the students who is in the program cuts your hair as a part of their required floor time. But don't worry that a student is doing the work because they have had enough training at this point to know what they are doing AND there is an instructor who monitors their work and guides them when/if they need it. Then the instructor comes over at the end and checks the cut to ensure that it is done properly and that you are satisfied with it. I have left with a less than perfect haircut before, but I am never dissatisfied. You can get your hair washed/conditioned and cut for $6. I usually tip $4, which brings my total investment to $10 - still well under what you would pay at most any salon or barber, and you are supporting a good cause, helping these students learn a trade. Win, win.

I got my hair washed and straightened and got a pedicure. The student who did my hair did a good…read morejob, even showing me some pointers on how to do my hair after I got home. My pedicure was refreshing and relaxing and they were even nice when I changed my mind on the color. And I certainly couldn't complain about the price! I would definitely return.

Dear Friends, I…read moredream for the day where home economics is offered once again in school. I would have loved learning basic skills from a structured environment. Until then, you will find me taking all kinds of classes to feel the void that I missed from that class. I recently visited @mybestfriendssewingroom in Augusta, Georgia. My goal was to learn the basics of using a sewing machine. While anxiety ridden about using their equipment, as I'm quite clumsy, the instructors eased my shaky hands and by the end I felt confident enough to take another class. Side note: I'll probably take the beginner class one more time so I can focus on my speed as seen in the video. My Best Friend's Sewing Room LLC offers a variety of classes from beginner to advanced. They're classes are great for the young and old. If you have mini me's check out their summer camps or take a class with your mini. Group Suggestions: Have one person book your spots or agree to all book at the same time. The classes are limited and you want to be sure to get a seat in the class. If you own a machine but haven't used it previously, I strongly suggest requesting to use a loaner machine. I would bring my machine for advice and to Mande sure all the parts are there. Solo Suggestions: Prepare to make new friends as it is a close setting and crafty people are immediate friends. If you own a machine but haven't used it previously, I strongly suggest requesting to use a loaner machine. I would bring my machine for advice and to make sure all the parts are there.