Go here for facials, but skip the nails! I love getting facials at Acaydia, especially with their…read moremonthly specials and promotions. However, I wouldn't recommend their nail services. They don't file nails evenly, and I can apply polish better myself. Last time I went for nail services, my nail polish came out clumpy and there were polish on my cuticles! Plus, the new seats are uncomfortable, they're way too wide and provide no back support.

I really enjoyed my time here at Acaydia! Would recommend to anyone wanting to pursue aesthetics!read more

AVOID THE AFTER HOURS PROGRAM AT ALL COSTS!!!…read more Dev Mountain wasn't a horrible experience for me by any means. The instructors were awesome, and certainly did the best they could to teach you to code in a short amount of time. However, the bottom-line is that Dev Mountain is a double-edged sword. Is it a waste of time? Yes and No. If you can afford to pay $10,000 and take the Immersive course - I would recommend that you do so. They will teach you the front and back end side of development, and will provide some type of job placement. However, if you cannot afford the Immersive course, or cannot simply be in class all day - DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THE AFTER HOURS CLASS! It is a complete waste of money and time. Some people may argue otherwise, as people certainly have found jobs from the After Hours class. However, there are a number of things to be aware of when it comes to this course. 1. Dev Mountain will not acknowledge or support their after-hours students. Once you "graduate" from the after-hours program you will not receive ANY support or job placement from Dev Mountain. If someone contacts Dev Mountain to ask about you, they will not say you know what you're doing because you simply haven't had enough hours in development to receive their endorsement. You get as much credit from them as if you never took the course in the first place. 2. You learn nothing about the back-end. All you learn is simple front-end development in HTML, CSS, some jQuery, and AngularJS. With the Immersive you learn both front and back end - an important thing when looking for a developer job. 3. The most important thing that almost all jobs I was looking for to get in as an entry-level developer is a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science. This is almost the main thing all people looking for Junior Developers are looking for. If you truly want to get into coding - go this route and avoid a coding boot camp. Now, DevMountain will tell you that they offer an advanced after-hours course to teach the back end which is true. But ask them how many people actually sign up for it. They've had to cancel it twice as no one has any interest in doing so after they take the regular after-hours course and find out that they've just wasted $5,000. They claim that over 90% of their students find jobs, but these figures are for the people who took the Immersive class. If they kept stats of how many after-hours graduates find jobs (which I'm sure they don't because they simply don't care about these students after they have their money) I would think that the placement figures would be around 1%-5%. Which means almost 95% of after-hours students just wasted $5,000. In the end, I would like to see Dev Mountain just get rid of the after-hours course because it's just a rip off. If you are going to go to Dev Mountain - take the Immersive course, or don't go at all. I can't speak for everyone, but I certainly don't have $5,000 to waste. I could have taken it out and burned it and I would have ended up with the same results. Dev Mountain is supposedly run by ethical LDS people. If this is the case, I would hope that one day they would do the right thing and get rid of the after hours course and just offer the Immersive one. If you can't afford $10,000, then find a better way to spend your money.

I did the Part-time cohort in Provo, and it was exactly what I was looking for. I'm a designer at a…read moresoftware company, with no prior development experience. I wanted to understand how my designs would be built and be able to communicate with the development teams I worked with. After a few weeks of DevMoutain I was able to more effectively communicate with the development teams and better understand what could and couldn't be feasibly built. My designs got better and I gained confidence in myself as we built our individual projects each week in class. DevMountain gets you coding from week 1 in front end and backend technologies, so you understand how web applications work and have experience doing it all. They give you the tools to decide which area of development you're good at and enjoy, so you can make a career decision and pursue it. It was awesome. Every night we wrote code with teachers and mentors to help us when we got stuck, giving you context that online tutorials can't match. I had a great experience and made friendships and connections that benefit me now and will in the future. Can't recommend these guys enough.

Market Campus was awesome. I was able to turn my passion into my career within less than 6 months…read moreof finishing the course (and that was my own fault it took so long!) I'm now working for a well known digital marketing agency and loving every minute of it. While I'm not making bank just yet, I know I can get there in time. There was hardly any on the job training needed because Market Campus literally gave me all the tools I needed to be up and running on my first day. Highly recommend if you're looking for a career change or just need to market your own website. Great instructors and fun applicable lessons!

The instructors are top-notch, the class is full of awesome content, and I'm 100% glad I decided to…read moretake this class. If you have any interest in learning about digital marketing in an easy to understand and fun way, this is the place to go. You won't regret it.

Very helpful in buying new feet for my machine. Ladies are always so supportive in finding new…read moreaccessories.

I think Dave's Bernina in Provo is great. I've been shopping there for at least 10 years now…read more Chris in repairs in great too and know his stuff. He is not a people person but he knows how to repair my machines better than any other repair person does in Utah. Diana Tallmon

My wife went here and she loved it, she can't stop talking about them and then all the sudden she…read moremade an appointment for me. She told me, "I thought this was going to be torcher. Turns out, they treat you like a princess and you come out glowing with less hair then you started with ;) "Extremely clean, very professional, makes you feel comfortable, walks you through the process and makes sure you're well taken care of. Very pleasant experience, I'll definitely visit again soon. "I went in for laser hair removal and was extremely nervous and worried about how bad it would hurt. The girls took such good care of me and talked me through the whole process. I just went back for my second appointment and wanted to wait until then to tell you that IT'S SO WORTH IT. If you're on the fence about getting it, jump off and get your booty in here. It's made such a big difference and even though the process seems scary. It's extremely quick and effective. Worth it in every way. 5 stars for sure. Thanks for all you guys have done." Guess I'm going to have to give it a shot

Scheduled a Interview with Makell Morrill for FINANCIAL AID, once i told her I couldn't pay it in…read morefull she was rude and didn't care told me one place to get a loan, didn't help me set it up or anything didn't give me multiple options. The interview was scheduled from 2-3 so for a hour. so talked to me for no longer than 30 seconds. she didn't walk me out and I went the wrong way out. She wasn't nice and uninterested when it's her job to help people who can't afford it!! don't recommend her and Skin science because if they hired her they obviously aren't kind them selves!!

I have had Brazilian wax and chemical peel done here. Both were done with professionalism and…read morekindness. I was treated with dignity and respect. I thought they did a good job and thoroughly answered my questions. I'm planning to go back for a leg wax.

This may be a student learning spa but I had a wonderful experience, maybe better than some other…read morefull price salons. During my pedicure I felt very relaxed and pampered. When I left I had beautiful toes and smooth skin on my feet! I'm definitely returning as they offer a wide variety of services at really great prices and great location too!

As a general dentist deeply impacted by COVID 19, I was concerned that PCC did not offer more…read morecomplimentary help in aiding in dentists recovery. After today's free webinar, Gordon Christensen himself made thousands of dentists aware of a myriad of complimentary services to help his profession. He even made this months journal free to all which is regularly $29. Thanks so much for your support

From the owner: Dr. David Christianson, DDS is more than an endodontist, he is a root canal specialist. He provides…read moreyou with very gentle care so you can relax while we will get your treatment done quickly and efficiently. Services include: Root canals Root canal retreatments Root canal surgery New patients are always welcome. Dr. Christianson's office is conveniently located close to the center of Provo, Utah. Dr. Christianson is a member of the American Association of Endodontists. Call Dr. David Christianson, DDS today to schedule an appointment.

$8 cover fee after 10:30! They have 2 dance floors, one that's only Bachata and the other is more…read moreSalsa/Cumbia!

Such a fun experience! Salsa dancing on Thursday and Monday nights is a blast. You can with a…read morepartner, or by yourself and meet people!

When the price is low, you pay with time and deal with students who are still learning their…read moreskills. I was there for 2 hours and the person who was going to finish school in a month didn't know how to cut bangs or make hair length even. When she washed my hair, the water temperature was either too cold or too hot, I had to tell her to adjust temperature several times and when she was washing my hair, her fingers bumped my head several times, it was not smooth. She had to have her instructor help her throughout the haircut. That's not what would expect when someone who is almost done with salon school.

It must be a place to promote learning and grow up of the students, a place to help students to…read morereach their potential, instead they use to see students and treats them offhand, hard to say but bulling from directives to latino students is very markable in special from a spanish speaker directive, it is a shame that this institute has that kind of persons dropping in the floor all that kindness they spread when you enroll with them, so it becomes a very bad experience to return never again.