I had a student in acrylic nails and I did an excellent job. The price is reasonable. I would…read morerecommend if you're interested in helping a student during how to learn your skill.

Everuone here is nice. They are learning but let them ask for help if they need it. Is it perfect?…read moreNo, it's a school.

You can visit and get a service from people working towards their dream and it's at a discounted…read moreprice. How cool is that!? I visited and Addison gave me an incredible facial. Her massage techniques seriously rivaled those of the estheticians I have worked with at top tier spas across the country. I wish I lived closer or I'd be here all the time. In the past I have come for shampoo blowouts and loved it. They definitely prep students to set them up for success.

I had an appt for a haircut. Nothing crazy. Just a trim to the ends & a trim/cleaning up my layers…read more I asked for 4in to be cut & ended up with @ 9in cut off. I specifically asked the student that if she was unsure about anything I had asked, that she ask her educator for help. She didn't until the very end when she was doing some face framing & instead of gliding the scissors down the length of my hair to do this, she just chopped chunks into the front of my hair. The only way to salvage this was to cut my hair short to even this out. It was a terrible haircut & unfortunately I won't be going back. This is the second time this exact thing happened. While I understand they are students & you're taking that risk when you go, there just needs to be better supervision for the students. This girl who cut my hair was graduating in 4 wks & seemed like she was only 4 wks into the program. That's how bad this was. Also, I have been going here for probably 20 yrs so I k ow the drill. The caliber of students & educators has severely decreased. Back in the day the students & educators were much more professional & put together. Now when you go here, most of the students & educators look like they just rolled out of bed & grabbed anything on the floor. There is no professionalism. The educators used to come over and check in a few times during a visit. Now they come over at the beginning & the end & don't check in at all during the appt. This place used to be so much better than it is now. I would not recommend.

From the owner: Shelby School of Esthetics program will provide students with hands-on experience in the art of…read moreskin care, including electrical facials, basic facials, hair removal, and many custom facial principles. Students learn about general health and wellness, cosmetics, and basic dermatology, chemistry and anatomy.

Always a great atmosphere my Styles or just the way I want them or better. I appreciate the…read morestudents and teachers.

3*=A ok Went here…read moredue to my stylist being on vacation. Wasn't the best experience. I was placed with a student who has never done ethnic hair before, but has not done any services on a real person. Being an Esthetician and remembering when I was a student at Aveda, I tried to make her feel comfortable and help her. It didnt work. I later found out that the week before, a customer cussed her out and took away her confidence. The instructor ended up helping me and my hairstyle lasted less than 48 hours.

As far as the service is there, I have not had a bad experience so far every student has done…read moreamazing my complaint is I purchased a membership months back and I read all the fine detail and the instructor that day told me to come in once a week and when I read the fine print, it told me it was monthly and I brought this up to her. She goes no no I am telling you coming weekly so I did that for a few months nothing was ever said then all of a sudden one instructors brought up to me that this was a monthly thing and so we went back-and-forth cause I told her I understood that but I was told to go ahead and come so I just need to get their story straight. I understand what the contract and I have no problem paying for what I come in for, but when I'm told something I was taking advantage of what I was told and then you know it's not the first time it's been brought up to me so that is what I have a problem with not everybody's on the same page in there, but the students are phenomenal

Went every 4 weeks to this salon for 2 years, until …read more.. the manager there took it upon herself to demand she would book me with a man she had in mind, though I didn't ask her opnion on my next booking. Then she said : Don' t hink you can override my decision and book with someone else. Well I did override her decision -- I BOOKED AT A DIFFERENT SALONG. No one needs to put up with such haughty mind games. Might want to avoid this salon. There are plent of capble and pleasant salons in Charlotte. Here's to your Happy Hairdressing!

Best esthetics teacher in the area! Great education, with…read morelots of hands on. I truly enjoy going to school everyday. Kristi is awesome!

If you have any thoughts of going GOOO! Everyone there was so nice and it was an amazing service…read more They listened to my concerns and even gave recommendations after the service was done. So relaxing and so worth the price!

There were many services offered. I was really impressed as you can tell. I personally opted for a…read moreperm rod set, however, they do sew ins, braids, silk press wash, and go roller sets etc. The best part is it's affordable. The service was amazing and I definitely will be going back. Keep in mind. This is a school and they are artist so they sensitive about the Ish so go in with an open mind and allow them to work 10 out of 10 experience. Conjy is the best!!!!!!!

I went and had finger waves done I telling the truth they…read morewere hard like l wanted them and they was cute

Does any one know how i can get my refund from REGINA'S? I graduated a few years bacK but i was…read moretold that i was owed some money because the owner was crooked or whatever. If anyone has the info please feel free to email me carmen25242@gmail.com. THANKS.

Regina's college of beauty is a JOKE. I was a student there a few years ago and it was hell. We…read morelearned out of outdated books, the teachers were lazy, the building was unsanitary and the director is a crook! Money was taken from my (and others) financial aid refund check unnecessarily. I received my money back but others didn't. Things were originally missing out of my kit and they did not compensate or replace them. How am I suppose to learn without all the proper tools? Also, the products that we used in clients hair was old or diluted. The same relaxer was given to every client, didn't matter what type of hair they had. I don't recommend Regina's to ANYONE, students or clients.

Wow This school was a complete sham and waste of money. As a disabled veteran, I was looking to…read morelearn a new skill-set for future employment. However what I realized was that the currículum was exceptionally basic in having no real substance at all and the school's equipment & software was severely outdated. Many of the students in my class also agreed. The school's director, John Casson, at the behest of administration, conducted himself more like a used car salesman in desperately trying to get more students to attend the institute for financial reasons; almost as if Mr. Casson worked on commission. My classmates at the time also believed that the majority of instruction within the school's curriculum could have been learned on our own via YouTube. Again, this school is an unequivocal sham, it's unprofessional, and they DO NOT provide much follow up/assistance to their students during class or after graduation. Mr. John Casson has since moved on from the Connecticut School of Broadcasting to form his own institute which I dearly hope will not be in the likeness of his previous employer. The Connecticut School of Broadcasting gets an emphatic thumbs down and score of "sub zero" from me.

From the owner: Our Learn By Doing® approach means that you'll learn in a live TV and radio studio environment on…read morestate-of-the-art equipment - something that employers notice right away. You'll start learning the fundamentals of broadcasting from industry professionals who work every day at their craft and know exactly how to prepare you for real-life situations. Our curriculum covers every aspect of the broadcast media so that while you learn, you can start deciding which aspect of the business best fits your passions and talents. Connecticut School of Broadcasting provides such great results because every student gets an amazing level of attention. Our class size is small so that you'll get the guidance you need to become a success.