Madison did such a good job on my highlights! It was her first time doing them on a client & it…read morecame out amazing! So in love with it! :)

The worst haircut I've ever had. I told the stylist to cut 1 1/2" to my shoulder. She cut over 7"!…read moreI got a bob! It's going to take at least a year to grow out my hair. Plus the owner is skeezy

Hi I got my legs wax and my hair braided love it thanks for making me feel special.my legs are…read moresmooth and my braids are perfec.

I received a facial from Tatianna Johnson. and I'm really impressed with the results. From the…read moremoment I arrived, her energy was tier, friendly and professional. She explained everything clearly and went over all the products she'll be using during the process. The facial felt relaxing but also effective, my skin looked noticeably fresher afterward. What I loved most was how hydrated and smooth my skin felt immediately after. The products used didn't leave my face feeling heavy, burning or greasy, and my complexion looked more even and radiant. By the next day, my skin still felt soft and healthy, not just "temporary glow." Overall, it was a great experience and I'd definitely come back. Highly recommend 10/10.

I highly recomendé Elma nail, going there was a great experience, we had a warming welcome from the…read moregirls and the teacher Abigail Herrera, make me feel very comfortable my nail lady Vanessa did a great job for my mani and pedi, my daughter nsils were done by Maria. I will defenly go back again.

From the owner: mani pedicure gwls…read moreacrylic, soft gel

Need hair dye and cut and flat iron and flip I had done waited all year for the place to open back…read moreup

From the owner: Harry S Truman College Cosmetology School meets the standards of the Illinois Department of Finance…read moreand Professional Regulation (IDFPR) in total hours, teaching staff, equipment, facilities, libraries, and course content. Students are required to complete 1500 contact hours for the Cosmetology program to obtain an Advanced Certificate in Cosmetology from City Colleges of Chicago. Once students have completed all coursework and laboratory hours, they qualify to sit for the licensure examination through the IDFPR. The Advanced Certificate in the field of Cosmetology offers challenging and rewarding opportunities designed to give students thorough training in the art, skill and applied science used in the treatment of hair, nails, and skin.

We've had such a wonderful experience here! The teachers are so caring and create a warm,…read moresupportive environment where kids feel excited to learn. The Montessori approach is beautifully done, encouraging independence, curiosity, and confidence. Highly recommend this school to any family in Andersonville or Uptown!

We are extremely pleased with both the school and its exceptional staff. The pace of our daughter's…read moredevelopment has been remarkable. At not even two years old, she is now speaking Spanish at home and demonstrating a level of independence far beyond where she was before enrollment. She has also gained a clear understanding of appropriate behavior, which we attribute directly to the dedication and expertise of her teachers. Overall, this has been an outstanding five-star experience.

We enrolled our daughter midway through the 2017-18 school year after we moved in from the suburbs…read moreto the city. At the time when we were touring different preschools, we had a few good options in the Lincoln Park/North Center area. However, when we walked into Prairieland, there was something about it that immediately made us feel that it was the right place for our daughter. The staff maintains a culture that really does feel like a little community-focused family. They teach the kids to work through their problems (Montessori style) while also teaching them to be respectful both by their words and their actions. Our daughter loved going to the wide array of summer field trips that included the Chicago History Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, and more. It kind of felt like a summer camp more-so than the school year. We really do feel our daughter developed into a better version of herself by being enrolled at Prairieland and the school has set her up for success as she starts elementary school.

If only I could give more than 5 stars! That's how highly I recommend and love Prairieland…read moreMontessori! Both of my girls started their pre-K experience here (Lincoln location) and loved every second of it (across 4 years). The entire experience has been stellar from the incredible teaching staff, administration, classroom environment, Montesorri teachings and the health and safety of the kids. A true neighborhood pre-school gem!!!

We've been to the Old Town School many times, but not for several years now. A close cousin was…read moreplaying, who teaches at the school. We had tickets to see him play. Not reviewing his music (which was fantastic), but the venue. The room we were in was like a black box theater. The room was fairly small and intimate. It was open seating and when we arrived it was pretty full. We were very fortunate that there were two seats open in the third row. The room is acoustically sound (pun intended)... Seriously, being small, they really don't need to amplify the sound, even though they did have a microphone set up. As we were leaving, we got to roam the halls around the school. There were a lot of fun, vintage posters that were a lot of fun to look at. We met quite a few people who either had been students there, or were current students who had nothing but good things to say about the caliber of the educators and the Old Town School. Based on the performances we've seen there of students and faculty, I'd say we agree.

This update is regarding a visit to OSF was to attend their Wiggleworms open house. I've left the…read moreoverall rating the same because OTSFM is still great for a lot of reasons, but the Wiggleworms class isn't one of them. I've heard of the class before and always thought if I had a kid I'd take them, but I think the age range starts at 6 months so we started with a class with a different provider, Music Playhouse of Chicago. I'm glad we came to this one to try it out. While the kids seemed to be having fun, I didn't like it as much as the Music Playhouse class. Wiggleworms doesn't seem to have a developed curriculum. This was just an activity where the kids can grab shakers and toys, and the leader will sing what they want or take requests from the kids, but not a class that has any kind of particular learning outcomes upon which children build. Maybe it was different because it was an open house but I'd have expected they would showcase what an actual class was, and I think it's just not what I prefer. There are some pluses, though. They have weekend classes, which can be hard to find with other music classes for kids. I think it may also be significantly less expensive than the one I take my kiddo to. And they may have a few more babies-only classes than where we go now, which usually has only one of any (depending upon enrollment). I didn't realize before I had a child but there's a huge difference between children of 0-18 months and those beyond, so mixed age classes wasn't my thing at the time. So Wiggleworms has its pros, but overall I'd visit Old Town SFM for the classes and concerts but choose another children's music class.