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    Wake Technical College of Manicuring

    Wake Technical College of Manicuring

    2.3(4 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Students needs more training before practicing on real people. These cant be advanced students…read more Additional star is for actually returning my call.

    FYI, I visited the location at the Southern campus on Fayetteville Road…read more The first visit went really well and my child and I both received haircuts. I didn't mind that the instructor assisted both of the students at various points during the service because the instructor was friendly and clearly teaching the students how to work on different techniques. I left feeling pleased with our cuts, the friendliness of the instructors and students, and that I saved money. A few months later, I made a 2nd appointment for my teens to have their hair dyed, and immediately felt a different vibe from the first visit. The two students who were assigned to my teens were staring oddly at us and whispering with each other, and it felt very uncomfortable. I got the impression that they may not have been comfortable doing my teens' curly hair. I politely requested different stylists, asking specifically for students of color and initially was told it wouldn't be a problem. A few minutes later the instructor brought over another instructor who told me that switching stylists wasn't possible and that I "needed to give these students a chance because they are learning how to make money". I explained that the vibe felt off, but there was no flexibility so we decided to leave. It wasn't worth it to potentially have a bad outcome with student stylists who were clearly not comfortable doing my teens' hair. Honestly, they didn't care whether we left or stayed and I could hear people rudely talking about us as we were going out the door. Overall, you can save a lot of money here if you are open to the idea that it is a teaching salon. However, it's important to know that some of the students may openly show they are uncomfortable doing hair of someone with a different ethnicity.

    Sherrill's University - Lobby area

    Sherrill's University

    4.3(11 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    I had a terrible experience at Sherrill's University this past Saturday. Due to extreme price…read moretransparency issues and unprofessional front desk staff. When I arrived, the receptionist was in older black woman with salt and pepper box braids. I did not get her name. She asked what style I wanted and sent me out to buy hair. Before I left, she explicitly told me that the final choice of style would determine the price and which student would be assigned to me. When I returned, I repeatedly explained that I wanted cornrolls. She kept insisting upon two french braids, and I repeatedly corrected her. Saying No I want corn rolls. Finally, she quoted me a price of $70.00 for cornrose and handed me off to Ambrosia, to perform the services. I showed Ambrosia a picture of how I wanted my hair braided. When it came time to pay at the register, the same receptionist initially, typed in $70.00 then bumped the price to $111.00. When I ask why the price had suddenly changed $41.00. She falsely claimed that I asked for an updo or French braid which styles that I did not agree to. When I asked to speak to a manager, I was told that the instructor had left for the day. In a young man came down and represented himself as management. Instead of listening to the price discrepancy that I was complaining about, he continually overtalked me and told me I had corn rolls. Completely dismissing me because I got cornrolls. To quote one price up front, and then at checkout arbitrarily up the price by $41 plus tip at checkout without explanation and refusing to listen is completely unacceptable. I will never return and cannot ever recommend this business based on this bait and switch pricing and dismissive customer service.

    I've been coming here off and on for years for everything from relaxers, trims, and shampoos to…read morebarber cuts, color services, and crochet styles. Every visit, the students are eager to give you the look you want, and the instructors are always hands-on and ready to step in whenever needed. One thing I really appreciate is how clean and inviting the whole place is. The stations are always kept spotless, the vibe is open and airy, and even the bathrooms are impressively clean, which says a lot. The customer service from both students and instructors is always top-notch, making you feel welcome from start to finish. I've even brought my grandson in for a haircut, and they took amazing care of him, except for a small mishap at the shampoo bowl where he was drenched with water somehow. The student offered to put his shirt in the dryer so he didn't have to walk around with a cold, wet shirt. Overall, if you're looking for affordable beauty services in a friendly, well-kept space, I suggest going to Sherrill's. Just keep in mind that the students are still learning.

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    Microblading Academy

    Microblading Academy

    2.8(5 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    I was disappointed with several aspects of the course. We spent a long time going over the…read morehandbook and table set up. Then we rushed through practice on eyebrow pads with the blades, but had no example of blade strokes and different brow designs, and also didn't have any critiquing of the layout of the strokes on our practice sheets. Then when practicing on models we didn't get a lot of guidance. The kits included in our purchase price (very expensive) included calipers that we weren't even trained on. We used alternate calipers that were sold separately. The owner was one of the people there that was teaching, and was helpful when asked questions, but Su seemed to bounce around and wasn't able to answer my questions let alone still in one spot in the afternoon long enough to monitor the tattooing I was placing on volunteers. How can you teach a class without brow design examples?

    Fellow North Carolinians, do not waste your money or time on this "class", if that's what you call…read moreit. Absolute unprofessional & unorganized chaos! This woman shouldn't be allowed to educate in our State. Students will not leave this class ready to microblade and that's the bottom line. We, as paying students weren't taught hair stroke technique at all. Only one brow mapping method was told using a caliper and an eyebrow pencil. I felt very sorry for the models that signed up - they were botched, not to mention had inadequate numbing which caused the procedure to be extremely painful. I encourage anyone considering a Microblading course to be smart and do your research before taking any class or you'll end up throwing away $2,450.00 like I did.

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