I had a wonderful experience at the Aveda Hair School! From the moment I walked through the front…read moredoor to the time I checked out, everything was smooth, welcoming, and professional. The use of natural products really stood out to me--I loved knowing that products used was high quality and environmentally conscious. A special thank you to Audrey, Laquay, Nakita and Instructor Tucker--they were all absolutely excellent! Their friendliness, professionalism, and attention to detail made the entire experience enjoyable and relaxing. I truly appreciate the care and effort from the whole team. I highly recommend Aveda Hair School to anyone looking for great service in a positive and uplifting environment!

McKenzie did an absolutely amazing job on my color today! I wanted pink, purple, and blue, but had…read moreexisting color that definitely made things more complicated. She is a great communicator and mixed up the most beautiful colors based on what I requested. I love it! I always come here for my color and would recommend it to anyone. I have been using the Aveda Institute for services for decades and have always loved it.

The service at Paul Mitchell Esani is very good. Everyone is so nice. Kimberly did a fantastic…read morejob with color and highlights. Very happy.

This review is kind of hard to write because you have to keep in mind that they are still learning…read moreand that's the whole point lol! Let me start by saying that everyone I came across was super friendly. Like SUPER friendly. I felt very welcomed. I went in for a blunt short cut. (The night school does not start appointments until 5:30pm btw) I was shampooed and then seated for my haircut. The haircut and style took about 2.5 hours, which is a very long time for what I was getting. HOWEVER, I know that these are hair stylists in training but I guess I just didn't know how long to expect to be there. My haircut was a little uneven so the supervisor fixed it up for me. It isn't perfect now but it is pretty decent. I'm not sure I would go back just because of how long it took.

For this to be a black owned establishment they don't have students that can do locs…read more We are in Atlanta and locs, extension locs should be at the top with sew ins. They have maybe 2 students that can do them but I haven't been able to catch them in the Saturdays I go. The barber side definitely need improvement. Everytime my husband go get his hair cut the instructor have to cut it because no one knows how to cut. I do understand that this is a school and it's a learning process for us all but usually when you start attending a beauty school is the enhance your skills and add more, these people seems to just say I want to go to a school and but not learning what the instructors teach. I JUST NEED ONE GOOD LOCTICIAN.

Do NOT GO HERE If I…read morecould give this school 0 stars I would. I found out about this student from a client think that this would be the perfect start for me to get my license but when I say I was WRONG. The communication is horrible once you pay Ms Dee her communication stop if it's something important you have to hound her dog and even then she makes you feel like your a bother. I had text her about the zoom link for orientation multiple times nothing luckily I knew someone who got the link and she sent it me. My first week of class YOU won't start from chapter 1 you start where ever they last left off. YOUR teaching yourself the book because ms Tish doesn't teach book work, she very RUDE when it comes to us self taught nail tech & looks down at you. I paid $175 for a kit and it didn't even look like it was worth $50, the nail glue was dried up, I got 1nail file, 1 buffer, a cheap ass while that broke the first day I tried to use it. I end up still having to go to the store and buying my own stuff which I might add was $100 over what I spent for the kit. If the school is going on a field trip or having any type of activity outside of school hours you have to pay (okay cool) but if you do decide to do anything with you understand that your paying for your hours with is legal. I shouldn't be paying $30 for a SPA DAY for two family or friend member and in return you give me 25 credit hours. If you look Deedria Chauntee on the state board site her license is expired HOW you teaching classes with license. If you look up the school it's not even in names and it's ONLY 3 instructors have their license and that was cosmetology (2) & and a barber. So MS TISH talking about she been in the nail 30 plus years where is your license ms ma'am !!!!! I understand it's cheap and it looks good on PAPER but babbbbbbyyyyyy PLEASE DO NOT go to this school. State-board really need to shut this school down NOTHING is up to code. And when you say something to her instead of her trying to fit or address the issue she kicks you out of school for NO REASON at all

I was walking through the mall and discord the institution the receptionist chole gave me a full…read moretour and answered any questions I had. Great customer service Ill be back to book!

I feel duped that they would not honor my original Groupon and required me to make another…read morepurchase. My original Groupon expired and although the amount I paid is still valid I am not sure they will give me what I wanted. I'm basically having to pay full price for the service I wanted discounted. I'm torn bc I really don't want to throw more money towards this but now I have sunk cost. The procedure I got was basic and took a very long time.

Had a great experience at Ogle School! I came in for a hair appointment and was seen by Desiree…read moreJessie. She was great. Desiree had such a friendly personality, great energy, and made me feel comfortable right away. Most importantly, she did a great job on my hair and I left happy with the results. The school itself was really nice too. I've been to a couple other cosmetology schools before, and this one was definitely the most aesthetically pleasing and felt more welcoming. My only small complaint was with timing. My appointment was scheduled for 6:00, and I was told over the phone to come early because Thursday's were busy. I came straight from work and arrived about 25 minutes early, but by 6:23 I was still waiting while two guests who arrived after me had already been taken back. That part was a little frustrating, but overall it was still a great experience and I'll definitely be back to see Desiree and also try out their other services.

I am back and once again Ogle and Kennedy did not disappoint. I received top tier courteous,…read moreclean, professional and relaxing service. After a 60 minute signature facial, my face felt brand new. Kennedy educated me on my skin type and recommended product that I purchased. With Kennedys technique and my new products my aging skin is refreshed, renewed, and feels amazing. If you're reading this my suggestion is that you book your appointment now and be sure to ask for KENNEDY!

I admire the staff and educators at Empire Beauty school. They are doing a tremendous service to…read morethe community by training beauticians to be professional, knowledgeable, and self-sufficient.

I went in for a relaxer and was charged for a relaxer and a silk press with no trim. THERE IS NO…read moreSUCH THING AS A SILK PRESS OVER A RELAXER. I've been in the industry for over 40 years. My hair was growing out of an undercut and she never cut the hair even. My hair was half dry so I had to show her how to dry the scalp so she could stop burring me. I paid $85 for nothing. Even the relaxer was off

Kelsea is great! The space is awesome and ready for students! She runs a good program and puts her…read morestudents first!

Kelsi was amazing. She did my hair and was so thorough with students in tow watching her hair…read moretechniques. It's so difficult to find someone who can do beautiful round brush curls. She made my hair smooth and silky with great products and finalized hair a work of art!!!! Totally recommend this place!!!!

Here is my experience with LS Acting Studio's Lucky 7 Convention…read more I want to start by saying that the acting instructors were kind, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. The classes themselves were informative. However, with only one two-hour class per week and a large number of students, there wasn't enough time to receive meaningful individual coaching. At the convention, Louis even acknowledged that one class a week wasn't much time before encouraging students to purchase additional classes at a discounted rate. That left me feeling like the limited schedule encouraged students to continue spending more money. In my experience, Louis became visibly upset whenever something went wrong or wasn't done exactly the way he wanted. I and several other students felt as though we were treated like children. We were often provided with candy and junk food rather than meals that felt appropriate for adults attending a professional convention. There would be moments when he would ask us to join him in prayer, and then, moments later, he would be snapping at the group or singling out an individual, sometimes using profanity because he disagreed with something someone said or did. For someone who preached so much about kindness and respect, I found this behavior to be very contradictory. It also seemed that he wanted to control every aspect of the program. Students didn't appear to be encouraged to disagree or voice concerns. Instead of addressing issues privately to better understand a situation or clear up possible misunderstandings, he often addressed students publicly. I watched him call out multiple students in front of everyone, putting them on the spot. It made many people, including myself, uncomfortable, and even some staff members appeared visibly uncomfortable with how those situations were handled. Another thing that stood out to me was that staff members would sometimes report students' concerns, comments, or observations about their demeanor, and those students would later be called out publicly. It created an environment where it felt like you couldn't openly express concerns without worrying they would be repeated or addressed in front of everyone without having the opportunity to explain your perspective. After criticizing students' reactions to who did and didn't receive callbacks, he then turned around and announced that everyone had received a callback. I found that confusing and emotionally unnecessary. Not everyone processes disappointment the same way. Just because someone isn't outwardly celebrating another person's success doesn't mean they're jealous or unsupportive. Sometimes people are simply processing their own disappointment after investing so much time, money, and effort. I also struggled to reconcile the message of encouragement with the way some students were treated. Louis commended everyone for making it to the Lucky 7 Convention despite the obstacles each person may have overcome to get there, yet the atmosphere often felt more critical than supportive. Regardless of a student's experience or background, everyone deserves to be treated with respect. Overall, I left feeling that the environment relied more on public criticism than constructive coaching. While I appreciated the instructors, I personally don't feel the overall experience justified the cost. In my opinion, much of what the program offers can be learned through other acting classes, self-study, and consistent practice without experiencing that type of treatment.

I can truly say that I have grown SOOO MUCH as a performer, as a business owner, and as a brand…read moresince walking through the doors of LS Studios. Louis and his team are truly a family and that's the atmosphere that they create for the students. I haven't come across an acting studio that emphasizes the business of entertainment just as much as the craft. Thank you LS Studios for everything