1st time visiting this Academy all I can say that they did amazing work on my hair! Karen and…read moreYadira thank you so much.

For esthetics this is easily one of the best schools. I'm licensed in many states now and this…read moreschool is better than most offered! Ms. Cinda is amazing and glymed plus products are still my absolute favorite **Also, they provide amazing study help to pass the state boards exams (unlike other schools I've gone to since). If you're contemplating schools, definitely choose this one over ogle or others in the area. The instructors really do care and you will benefit greatly so long as you put in the effort! :) I wish I lived near by still because I would stop by regularly still lol

I had an amazing experience with Veronica. Really educated me on my skin care goals. Will…read moredefinitely book in the future. December already booked

Professional, high quality lash services. I appreciate the professional and clean atmosphere Ashley…read moreoffers and the various lashes to select from. The glue is great for sensitive people with allergies

Excellet experience with Sharick and staff. Preston and Campbell Rd. location. My first visit to…read moreOgle, and will continue to go there. Very professional and friendly for my 'color and cut'; very moderate price. Was delightfully surprised. Thank you.

Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing…read more I understand that students are there to learn, and I fully expect a learning environment. However, learning also requires humility and a willingness to listen--especially when working on someone's natural hair. The student who worked on my hair, Tatum, seemed more interested in projecting confidence than listening to the person whose hair she was servicing. I have 4C natural hair and have specific goals for retaining length and minimizing breakage. I politely explained what works for my hair throughout the process, but my input was met with resistance rather than curiosity. At one point, she even asked if I had gone to cosmetology school because I was giving guidance about my own hair. After applying a demi-color, my hair was not thoroughly conditioned, which is an important step for my hair texture. During the blow-drying process, my hair was repeatedly brushed while dry, causing unnecessary breakage that could have been minimized by properly detangling and conditioning it at the shampoo bowl first. Instead of focusing on technique, there seemed to be more attention given to casual conversation. What disappointed me most was the lack of instruction from the supervising staff. A cosmetology school should be a place where students are actively taught how to work with all hair textures, including tightly coiled 4C hair. Supervisors should be demonstrating, correcting techniques, and encouraging students to listen to clients who know their own hair. My recommendation to Ogle School is to strengthen the training of both students and supervisors when it comes to textured hair. Every client deserves to feel heard, and every future cosmetologist should graduate with the skills and humility to care for all hair types--not just the ones they are most familiar with. I truly hope this feedback is taken constructively because there is an opportunity to improve the learning experience for both students and clients.

Hair Type: Type 4b/4c (RELAXED) Hair Length: Medium…read moreCondition of hair at the time of first visit: Slight chemical damage (crown of head; Moderate chemical damage (nape of neck) I've been to Neilsen's on THREE separate occasions in the past month and a half. The first two visits were for a trim and subsequently to freshen up my short-to-long layers. Backstory: I am relaxed and have been for over 30years. I also care for my own hair (occasionally going to the salon for special events, detailed cuts, etc.) so I know my way around my hair. I don't remember the name of the young lady (senior student) that trimmed my hair on my initial visit (sorry bout that). I asked her to assess the condition of my hair (regarding the chemical damage) in her expert opinion, and she answered honestly: My hair was damaged in areas, but correctable (which I knew). She did a great job. I returned a few weeks later hoping the same young lady would be there to touch up my layers but she was not. No problem, although I prefer the same person perform surgery on my hair no matter how minor. Another senior student (Sandra) was assigned to me. She too did an awesome job. She told me to come back when I was ready for my relaxer and she could apply it. I returned about a week later (with my own products) and she did a wonderful job. She was accommodating, attentive and polite and I was pleased with my final results. COSTS: Relaxer: $32 (includes roller set and dry)- My Cost: $28 ( I did not roller set nor dry) I dried and styled at home. The school has products they use, however you can bring your own products if you choose (NOTE: it doesn't save you any money) Cut: $6 (only SENIOR students are allowed to cut hair.) My advice: ALWAYS ASK FOR A SENIOR STUDENT and bring your favorite products. if you have them BE SURE TO TIP YOUR STYLIST. 8-)

You're getting a student intern massage, so don't expect the best massage of your life, but you're…read morealso getting a massage for $30 dollars for 50 minutes. If you factor in the changing, it may be closer to 40-45 minutes (I for some reason thought it was an hour, not 50 minutes). Still, you can't argue with the price! I'm a really active person, so massage periodically helps me stay healthy and recover faster. It's also great for stress relief and self-care. My technician was pretty brief and didn't have the best interpersonal skills, but he did a 6.5/10 job with my massage, which met my expectations at this price point. He did ask about pressure level, which was a nice check in. You can hear convos with other technicians and visitors nearby along with in my opinion music that didn't fit the vibe, which was mildly distracting. Overall, though, I was looking for a good enough massage at an affordable rate and my expectations were matched and met. Smooth and fast check in process. Location was a bit tucked away when I was trying to find it, but GPS helped!

I miss my Teacher Glen K. so much =( =( He was an amazing Instructor and very knowledgeable and…read morevery helpful.

Amazing instructor- Gaby…read more Sweet girls. If you are looking to get into the industry or even try lashes for the first time - call them here. The Academy is cute, clean & very inviting. Their work is all supervised & I really think you'll be pleased with the results. Just try it, you'll love it. Xo.

As a former student at Learn Lash Repeat- I would recommend the school. Gaby as well as the other…read moreinstructors know their stuff. I was able to complete the certification in 4 months and get my license almost immediately. If you're considering getting your license - go for it!

I was in town for the weekend to visit family and needed my lashes done before Christmas. Larrisha…read morewas able to assist me early on a Sunday morning. Talk about convenient!! She asked me how I wanted them and I gave her my specifics, not too bold yet flirty. She gave me exactly what I was looking for! Larrisha took her time and was very patient and gentle with me. I didn't feel a thing, not even the glue bothered me much. My eyes are extremely sensitive and so they will water up easily. But Larrisha got the job done and I am very pleased with my results! I wish I had her in my city! The school we were in looked very nice and had plenty of space. I was so comfortable that I feel asleep a few times. She also did a light brow tint on my much needed eyebrows and they look so natural! Larrisha is very sweet and we had some good conversations. Whenever I get back to Dallas I will be seeing her again!