First time here, wow I was impressed by the size of it, all the services they provide & the…read morefriendliness of everyone. I got a haircut & deep conditioning mask, the trainee did everything to my hair except the cut, a supervisor Sandra did the cut, she was wonderful. I will definitely be going back here, the prices are great, everything is supervised & my hub went the next day to get his beard trimmed, he was very impressed.

The prices are low because these are students doing the hair. That said, they are supervised by…read moreteachers to be sure everything is great. They ALL are vested in the client's happiness and really do care. In addition, they give massages & pedicures. Go Aveda! They do sell Aveda products, the students study before EVER actually doing anyone's hair...so no worries (at all).

I am a student & I love it. I worked at another hair school and I still have great respect for them…read moreas an organization but this environment is so peaceful, clean, and organized. I knew I belonged here. All the teachers are withheld to a standard where accuracy is pivotal. I can never ask too many questions, they will walk me through the process every step of the way. You learn everything you need to know about getting into the business here at TSPA. From keeping your books, client retention, goals, and monthly incentives. The owners son creates video content so that all students are on the same page with their education that you can access at later dates. Which is super helpful when you need a reminder on which techniques are used. All in all, the friendships made here are genuine. The teachers are so kind and are great encouragers!

My wife and I went to the salon for different items, she had her hair colored and I had a haircut…read more The students are completely taught by their instructors, the ways to make everything perfect. Taylor did a great job on my haircut. I also wanted to mention, the students all wear the same professional uniform, and the desks are well kept, displaying a top notch attitude.

I have learned more from watching Brad mondo on Snapchat than I did paying 15k to go here. I can't…read moreeven color correct my own hair. Lasted less than sox months as I felt completely I prepared to do hair. Knew nothing about color at all.

I'd give 0 stars if I could. They over charge on services preformed by the students. It used to…read morenever be like that. They wanted to tell me 155+ on a simple color. I was getting brown. My hair is dark red I said bye and I'm on my way to Sally's beauty.

I attended Florida Academy's HVAC program while working full-time in the HVAC industry, which…read moreallowed me to compare what was taught in class with the realities of the field. I want to start by recognizing the night instructors, who were one of the best aspects of the program. They genuinely cared about student success, were supportive, and worked hard to help students learn. That said, I found the curriculum to be very basic and not fully reflective of what technicians encounter on the job. Because I was already working in the trade, I noticed a significant gap between classroom instruction and real-world expectations. For a program costing approximately $13,000, I expected a more in-depth education and stronger preparation. I was also disappointed by the amount of hands-on training available. There did not always seem to be enough equipment for the number of students, which limited opportunities to practice and develop practical skills. Communication with administration was another challenge. During an unexpected medical issue that required surgery and an extended recovery, I requested temporary accommodations so I could remain engaged with the program. Given that portions of the coursework already incorporate online instruction, I believed some flexibility would be possible, but that was not my experience. The biggest issue for me ultimately became attendance and make-up hours. To be fair, the school offers make-up sessions Monday through Friday from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM and additional hours on Saturdays. However, many night students work full-time during the day and, like myself, also work weekends. Those options simply did not fit my work schedule or the realities faced by many working adults. When I approached administration to discuss my situation and explore possible alternatives, I was informed that no other options were available. While I understand that policies must exist, the interaction left me feeling as though it was essentially a take-it-or-leave-it situation rather than a collaborative effort to help a student remain on track. By the time my class graduates, I will owe more than 60 make-up hours, which has led me to make the difficult decision to withdraw from the program. I simply do not see a realistic path to fulfilling those requirements while maintaining my employment obligations. I believe more flexible scheduling options, particularly for working adults, would help students stay enrolled and complete the program successfully. The career support advertised by the school also fell short of my expectations. During the ten months I attended, there was only one job fair for the night program, and only one company participated. I did not see the level of industry connections and employment assistance that I anticipated. Overall, there were dedicated instructors and positive experiences, but I believe the program would benefit from stronger hands-on training, better communication, more robust career support, and significantly greater flexibility for working adults and students facing unforeseen circumstances. Prospective students should carefully consider whether the program's structure and cost align with their personal and professional needs before enrolling.

The experience here has been a roller coaster. Im giving 4 Stars for the great staff, and taking…read moreone away for overall unorganization but i want to focus on the good for now. Theres some great people at this school that work hard to go above and beyond. Mrs V (Nail Theory) is an outstanding teacher. Shell give you everything you need to get an amazing grade on your final, Stay after school when she can to help us get makeup hours in. She went out of her way to plan a super fun babyshower for 2 classmates with decorations and food and drinks. On top of that she works hard to prepare lessons, and include educational games and workshops. She even goes as far as letting students work on her nails even if we make mistakes and damage them, shed rather be hurt herself than let us go into the nail world hurting clients. I cant say how much i appreciate her for caring so much.

I've been going to Manuela for several years - She's an Artist and everything she does is…read moreperfection!

As a repeat client of Permanent Makeup by MMK, I want to let others know that they can feel…read moreconfident in choosing to go there. The owner, Manuela, is very professional and meticulous in her work. She has many years of experience and is also an instructor of her art. Unfortunately, I moved far away and went to someone else for an eyeliner touch-up, with disappointing results. I have always been completely satisfied by Manuela's work, so when visiting Fort Myers recently, I scheduled an appointment with her and am very pleased with the improved appearance of my eyeliner. Her office was recently relocated to Royal Palm Square in Fort Myers.

Best esthetics school in Fort Myers! The instructors and admissions team are absolutely amazing. It…read morecouldn't have been a better experience for my daughter!

**WARNING TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS**…read more I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel a MORAL obligation to warn other estheticians about my experience. I enrolled in the Advanced Esthetics course expecting quality, hands-on education. Before class even started, I questioned how four advanced modalities could realistically be taught in a single day (10-5 pm). I even tried to cancel before the class began, but I was told I couldn't because I had signed a contract. Including credit card fees, I paid $1,552.50 which I was told was the discounted price from the regular $2,500. Another student said she paid a different amount. It's A LOT of money for me right now, but I was trying to be hopeful. For that price, I expected extensive hands-on training. Instead, we WATCHED a TCA peel, WATCHED a Hydrafacial on live models. The teacher did demo a microneedling and dermaplane. Our only practice was some microneedling on a model that I shared with another student, and the "hands on" dermaplaning portion consisted of practicing on our own ankles for about 15-20 minutes. Yes...our ANKLES. I could have done that at home. I even came to class without makeup because I was led to believe we would be practicing these procedures on one another.That never happened. My biggest disappointment wasn't just the class itself--it was the gap between what I was led to expect during the enrollment process and what was actually delivered. Had I known the true amount of hands on training I would receive, I never would have enrolled. No student should have to pay twice for the education they believed they were buying the first time. To be fair, after I repeatedly expressed my dissatisfaction, I was invited back for additional training with Natalie in her med spa. That day was genuinely excellent. She provided valuable education, introduced me to additional modalities, and gave me what felt like a one day internship in a med spa setting. I am truly grateful for that experience, and it was a very good day, which is why it was such a difficult decision to leave this review. I am grateful to Natalie, but I still believe I significantly overpaid for the original class because the amount of hands on instruction simply did not justify the price. I literally could have watched these for free on YouTube. Future students should not have to repeatedly complain before receiving the level of education they paid for. I also want to issue another warning: be careful paying for OTHER courses that we, as estheticians, legally cannot perform. Please review Florida's scope of practice before enrolling in any advanced course. If you still choose to continue, just know you will most likely be watching a live demonstration rather than actually using the equipment. It's the equivalent of signing up for driver's education and only watching the instructor drive. A course that only allows you to watch is not an advanced training, it's an expensive demonstration.

I've been going to gorgeous contour for almost a year now. I had naturally black hair and Krystal…read morewas able to get me to Platinum Blonde. She was open with me and upfront since day 1. Which I never had from other salons. Krystal is the only person I trust to touch my hair since she knows exactly what I like, how my hair reacts to certain things and describes in detail everything she is going to do before any product goes on my hair. I recommend her to all of my friends.

Krystal was awesome! She took the time to understand what I was looking for & explained how she…read morecould make it possible for my hair. Krystal gave me options which I love. She also gave me tips for my new hair cut. I can't wait to go back for my hair color. Highly recommend Krystal's salon.