Used to come for haircuts, thought I might try and a color to shake things up a bit. Worst hair…read moreexperience of my life. Wanted to go from a natural blonde to bright lavender, avoiding lightener if possible. They explained that wouldn't be possible and lightener was needed. They also didn't have time to do both, so they said they would bleach and tone the hell out of it until I could come back. Their scheduler didn't account for a double-processing appointment. So I expected to leave that day with a silvery, purple-undertone blonde that would take easy to the coloring next time. Student almost melted my hair off. There were not nearly enough instructors to adequately and safely manage that many clients. I sobbed for 45 mins while they were washing the bleach off my head, which they had to pull before one side was even ON because they were so slow that it had processed for SO LONG on the first side. She took me over for a haircut, and an instructor asked the student to walk away, stepped in and apologized for the way it turned out. She said the student had personal issues that day and should not have been on the floor. She said the school wanted to pay for me to come back and have everything fixed. Day saved, right? For the time being. I came into my next appointment and they quoted me $80 to do the work, I mentioned that the other instructor told me that the school wanted to fix it on-the-house, and this new person said it didn't count because the initial appointment was just for the bleaching and toning. I countered with, "but it wouldn't have to be FIXED if I didn't have one side of my hair still a half-processed orange and the other side silver. What we talked about would have been a stopping point where I could have decided to not come back in." Clearly not a convincing enough argument. What was I supposed to do, just walk with the god awful color I came in with? Rarely do I have time to spend in a salon, so two days a week apart was really pushing it already. Plus, if I went anywhere else I would have needed to pay anyways. I had a much more competent student this time around, so I stayed for the appointment. The color was just not what I wanted. Far too dark, uneven from one side to the next. They never finished the lightening because that would have been another double-processing and they failed to account for that yet again. The instructor came over and was condescending, saying "it's still pretty," telling me that I can come in next time with a better idea of what it may look like. I did not expect perfection, but I expected professionalism. Very displeased that one instructor noticed the poor work done, offered to complete the job on the dime of the school, and another gave me every excuse to not oblige. I paid $95 to have a student leave me looking like I diy'd a split-dye treatment, and then another $80 to get a color far darker than what I had come in for, and done so unevenly. Please pardon the "." I included a crying pic so the "sobbed for 45 mins" doesn't feel hyperbolic. Don't worry, I cried quietly.

I visited you on April 30 for a perm. I shared up front with the student that I am currently going…read morethough chemo for breast cancer. It was decided to do a test to see if my hair would take the chemical. It worked out that my hair was good to go. The instructor (E. Sands) told the student (Maddie W.) to shampoo my hair twice and no condition. When we went to the wash bowl, I had to ask the student if she was going to put a drape on me. "Oh yeah need to go get that". Took her 5 minutes to get that and when she returned, she washed my hair and when she was done, I had to sit there with my head in the wash bowl while she went to get a towel came back with 1 towel. Patted my hair dry and then we went back to her station. She didn't know how to section my hair and had the teacher do it for her. The teacher told her since I had bangs to roll from my crown to the front forward. She only rolled the bangs forward and the rest back which explains why I now have trouble styling my hair with my bangs. After the rolling was done the instructor told her to get towels and she came back with 1 towel. Then she was told to get 3 towels. I was given one to hold over my eyes one was put around my shoulders, and one was to hold with putting the solution on. After 10 minutes the hair was checked and then a plastic cap was put on for the remainer of 10 minutes. then went to a wash bowl and she processed to rinse my hair and then was prepared to remove the rollers. Thanks goodness she asked another student who told her she need to rinse for 5 minutes then blot dry my hair and apply the neutralizer. She had to go back to her station and get the neutralizer. She applied it and then I just sat laid back in the sink for the 5 minutes then she rinsed if off and removed the rollers now my hair is dripping wet and she has me sit up but she has NO towels so, while I sit there with water dripping into my face and down my back she goes and gets 1 towel. Pats dry my hair takes the drape off because it is soaking wet along with my shirt on the back. We go back to her station, and I use one of the towels to dry my face. She came back and said the instructor said to condition my hair. Went back to the wash bowl I again have to ask for a drape she had to go get one after putting the conditioner on she once again needs to go get a towel. She comes back with that, and we go back to her station. She uses her dryer with a defuser and then used the dryer to try and dry my shirt since it was still soaking wet. I just wanted to leave. By using the hair dryer, I had to pay for a style, but my hair was not styled. If I plan to return in the future, I am going to have an advanced student that is ready to graduate. When I got home and took off my t-shirt, I could ring out water because it was that wet. Worse Perm experience I have ever had there or a more professional place.

Lots of talent in this place. Kind staff, reasonable prices, fantastic results. I love my hair…read moreagain. KP

Well, left a review last week after I got my perfect haircut at Capri College by Grace. Today I…read morewent back to get it colored. Requested Grace who did a fabulous job!! Anything she was hesitant about, she went to her instructor, Ms. Swanson who was ever so helpful and delightful to work with. Coming up, mani/pedi then full body massage. Can't wait. Prices are soo affordable and reasonable.

Deb and her school are excellent . I have learned so much from her and her excellent classes. i…read moreparticipated in her permanent makeup class. I have learned so much . I will only go here to continue my education. thanks Deb!!!!!!!

Love coming here for the services, very nice people. I love that I'm in and out and the prices are…read moregood! Thanks for listening

The girls are friendly here at AHA and are eager to learn. They like to cut your hair like you want…read moreit cut. Instructors are always kind.

From the owner: Student Salon, All Services Are Performed By Supervised Students, Financial Aid available to those…read morewho qualify Services: Blow Dry, Foil, Foil Coloring, Relaxer, Makeup, Bridal Make Up, Haircut, Trims, Braids, Waxing, Gel Polish, Acrylic Nails, Styling, Color, Color Removal, Corrective Color, Facials, Nail Art, Highlights, Permanent Wave, Manicures, Pedicures, Men's and Women's Hairstyles, Brazilian Blow-outs, Brazilian Blowout Express, Brazilian Blowout Rewind, Brazilian Blowout Split End Correction Brands: Matrix, Wella, Kenra, Surface, Redken, Brazilian Blow Out Location Facts: Southeast Side of Mount Pleasant off of Exit 42