Loved my silk press and pedi Cierra S. Pays attention to…read moredetail and does her best job!

I went last week and received a back facial (not sure correct term) by Tamika, and she did a…read morewonderful job. That was my first, but I do plan to go back. Also received a pedicure from another student but I do not remember her name. She did a good job as well very sweet and polite.

I have continuously been harassed from the school ever since they could not figure out how to…read moreenroll me because they do not know how to convert one school system to the next. I tried to explain to her and even had another instructor from my previous school explain it to her and instead of listening she was insulted that she did not herself know the information and continue to be rude to me and through my paperwork back at me. She got very disgruntled when she found out that I had been voice recording her so that I could prove the way that she had been treating me, after she found out she continuously told me it was illegal which it was not and that I needed to be removed from the school and that I was lying about the reason I needed to transfer schools, she asked where I was living why I couldn't drive to the other one and literally blamed me for lying multiple times when I was not. I have a great relationship with my previous schools teachers I had just moved further away and thought that it would be an easier commute. After posting my review on their Facebook page, A cosmetology instructor I had nor seen nor met that day. Will not stop commenting on Facebook and talking bad about me and posting my private information she obtained off of my personal documents. She's telling everyone how many schools I've been to how many hours I have obtained and blaming me for not being able to finish hair school and pursue my career. I'm being harassed and I am being bullied by elderly women and this is not right. I have turned them into state board and we will see how long they hold their license. I will not standby and be harassed and talked down to buy older women because they do not understand how to work a computer program. This business is absolutely atrocious I understand why they don't have any students enrolled. My previous cosmetology school gave me a full ride scholarship to complete if I make the extra commute to them after what I had to deal with from the school. If they do not stop the harassment I will be seeking legal action against them as well for harassment and personal exploitation.

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This school is really nice! The facility is clean and the students are all so friendly! Jerrica did…read moremy shampoo and style. She used a really good heat protection spray before blowdrying and I love that :)

I went to get a haircut last Friday I decided to go to the school by my house. The girl I had was…read morevery nice and outgoing she made welcoming. I had long layers put in at first she said nervous so I wanted to give you a shoutout I love my haircut thank you!!! I will definitely will be coming back

I had an appointment for color. cut and pedicure. The color was done first, then the cut and then…read morethe pedicure was last. The student only consulted the instructor to determine what hair color to use. We talked to determine what I wanted and they they went to mix up the color. During the coloring process, the instructor did a "walk by" to ask if everything was ok. Other than that, no interaction for the rest of my appointment. No consult with the instructor before, during or after the cut. The student asked what kind of cut I wanted and I said just a trim 1/2". The student cut only the ends on the bottom of my hair. She started putting heat protectant on and I asked, "are you going to trim my layers?" She started picking up my hair looking for layers. She acted like there weren't any but I have layers!! She cut a little more, didn't touch my bangs. I was frustrated and finally just said it was fine. Common sense says that the pedicure should have been done first to give ample time to dry but it was done last. Pedicure was ruined when my flip flops were put on. She "fixed" it but simply put on more polish over the lumps. My toes look like 12 year old did them. My student indicated that she would be done in 2 weeks and couldn't find a job. She also said she wanted to be dog groomer but her friends talked her into doing cosmetology. She did not seem to have a passion, skill or confidence for the work she was doing. Seemed to me she has not figured out what to do with her life so she was giving this a go. The instructor was not encouraging nor helpful to this young woman as I would expect an instructor to be. I travel alot and going to an unknown salon in an unknown town is usually a crap shoot. I will seek out a cosmetology school to get a cut and a color and have had excellent results usually because there is unwavering instructor interaction. This was not the case at Image Makers. I noticed the other students were also left to do whatever they were doing without instruction, guidance, or encouragement When making an appointment, I normally will ask for a senior student, however next time I will ask for someone who truly wants to be a hairstylist and has a passion for it. I was excited to try Image Makers, as their website indicates their high expectations for students and that I found that refreshing. Instead I left frustrated and disappointed.

I attended Image Maker and had a wonderful experience. Each educator is beyond wise and…read morecompassionate when it comes to your education and willing to help teach you the way YOU learn best! That was a tremendous help, the dedication of the staff was life altering during a difficult season in my life and I was able to become fully licensed without fear and with loads of support from each staff member. The financial aid advisor made the intake process feel like a breeze and without anxiety! Which is a big one for college students ! I'm now jump starting my career and I couldn't have done it without this place and every individual involved . A very intimate learning environment and a joyous educational opportunity. Highly recommend!

I love this place! My daughter and I have the means to go to upscale establishments, but we choose…read moreAveda. Why? Because we get impeccable, attentive service for hours at a time--at a fraction of the cost of other places. They offer various services, but we've especially taken advantage of the hair and facial treatments. People may be hesitant to let students work on their hair, but hair grows back. And honestly, I've found that so-called 'mistakes' often end up with even better results. No one has ever actually messed up our hair. My daughter is braver than I am--one year, she got her hair colored on the day of prom. The color wasn't exactly what she'd visualized, but she rolled with it. We both understand that these are students learning by experience, and we can't expect them to be pros. They try their best, and instructors guide them along. The instructors are experienced professionals who have graduated, worked in the field for a while, and now teach the right techniques. For example, one student was nervous about cutting my hair into many layers. So the instructor took over and chopped away--exactly what I wanted. When you go for hair services, plan on spending half the day there. You need patience so they can do their best work. If you come in with high expectations and rush them, things may not end well. It's a very laid-back environment. Honestly, I could have sat in the chair while my stylist washed my hair all day long. They could have stopped right there and taken my money just for the head massage. I encourage you to try them out. It's obvious people are mostly happy with the results--they stay booked. The facials are scheduled in time frames, and I recommend the 90-minute one. You'll keep going back!

Incredibly affordable, which is the biggest draw. I've often been treated very kindly, though it's…read moreimportant to remember this is a school and the primary goal is education; therefore, patience and flexibility are key. During my visit recent hair appt., my student wasn't able to finish in time and another student stepped in, which felt confusing for them and suggested some unclear expectations from the educators. You're not asked to tip, but donations toward the students' education are welcomed. At $22 for a trim and wash, it's hard to beat, especially if you have long or thick hair. Be prepared to spend several hours, though. They offer small samples of tea and water, which is a nice touch. The environment is very crowded and could benefit from more space; my student was repeatedly bumped into, which isn't ideal when scissors are involved. I also felt some uncertainty around tool sanitation and overall tool quality, though it was hard to tell whether that fell on the students or the school. Overall, it's a great option if affordability is your priority and you're comfortable with a learning environment. I'd rate it a solid 3-4 stars.

Gracie Jenkins cut my 20 year old grandson's hair while he was visiting over spring break and did a…read moregreat job! She took her time and had her instructor's input which I thought was good. He loved his cut and he is VERY picky.

Empire Beauty School is an Awesome place to obtain your Educator Instructor license. I finished the…read more300 hour program within 6 months for part-time attendance. Mrs. Dee was my Instructor, and she is adamant about making sure that you learn the Tennessee state laws, health safety, and sanitation. Mr. Lewis and Mrs Grace are in leadership and Admissions to make sure that each student is welcomed and a part of an institution that prepares you for success. I would encourage anyone who wants to become a Cosmetologist, Esthetician, or Educator to consider Empire.

Always friendly and all color and bleach hairstyles are always checked by the main hairdresserread more

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I have to say, I like getting my haircut here. Hey call me weird, I am a guy, but I'm the type of…read moreguy that if someone screws up my hair. It won't kill me, like other guys and ladies I know. I like going to Volunteer Beauty Academy because they do an awesome job. They are not perfect, these girls and guys that are here are cutting your hair for training purposes. I enjoy letting these people "train" on me, I never go to a professional to cut my hair, when I can be a big service to these students that train here. By the way my hair cut fee is only $5 dollars compared to $10, $15, $20 at other places. What can I say? Kill two birds with one stone, save money and let the students get more training in.

I understand that this is a school, but at the same time by the time a student is able to cut hair…read moreon actual clients I would think they would be able to do at least a decent job. My hair was rather long, over half-way down my back, and I went in just to get a trim. I asked for just two inches off and some layers and by the end of it, my hair was almost up to my chin. The instructors never came to check on the girl cutting my hair to see if she was doing it well or not. I may have gotten the $5 worth of haircut but I would have rather paid 7 more dollars to get a quality haircut that I would have actually liked. Do yourself a favor and don't go here.