Jaynee did a great job! Highly recommend..she is the best! If you are looking for great prices and…read morequality this is the place to go.

I attended TA back in 2008 and graduated in 2009 and made some good friends. At the time the school…read morewas located off of River Rd which I know it's at a different location now. The instructors were so kind, atmosphere of the school was beautiful. Here are some things I didn't notice about it that I wish I would have noticed at the time I was attending. The prices for service were just as much as a normal hair salon. There weren't a lot of walk-ins so we didn't get that much hands on experience with clients on the floor. BIG We were lucky if we got one client a week so majority of the time we worked on mannequin heads. They also didn't let us experience color ratios/mixing and being in the back bar or the receptionist areas. When I did have a client in my chair (most of the time it was my family members to come support me) and I would do a haircut on them it was like pulling teeth to have an instructor come check my work. They seemed annoyed when I asked for help. They didn't teach me to make sections when it comes to doing haircuts they always showed me to start in the middle with a big section and to slowing follow the guide towards the crown of the head. They barely focused on the things we needed to know to pass the state boards. It felt like we needed to teach ourselves how to do haircuts, color, perms, shampoo sets, facials, waxing, pedicures, manicures, etc. Looking back I wish I would have attended Evan's Hair School because they get way more experience with walk ins and their prices are much cheaper. It's been a rude awakening with working in the hair industry fresh out of school and after being a sahm for 10+ years and feeling absolutely clueless as to what I'm doing. This hair school is also very very expensive so that also is so frustrating to feel like this after spending all the money and time here.

I went to get a shampoo and deep condition and I don't understand how getting a good shampoo is so…read morehard to find ! It's very important to learn how to give a good shampoo , I've been a few times hoping to find someone that can actually give a good shampoo , my 3 year old niece could do a better job ! Learn how to give a good shampoo , scrub the head and rinse well , it's not that complicated

I took my daughter here because she wanted to pay for her own haircut and since it's a beauty…read moreschool prices are a lot lower than most salons. I was kind of afraid she was going to be mad that it didn't turn out the way she wanted since it is a school however I was very pleasantly surprised and she couldn't stop smiling after we left the salon. While it took a lot longer than a normal haircut since they are learning as they go but the results were fantastic!

They cancelled the day of, after confirming twice, I was left with nothing and it was too late to…read morefind someone else and I had to attend my ceremony as is

Recently had my roots done. I was introduced to Brooklyn. She took the time to listen to my wants…read moreand needs. She was very friendly.She did a great job I even let her trim my hair I'm not a pert that trust people to cut my hai so she suggested a trim so I went for it. I pleased to say I'm very satisfied.

Worst Pedi I've ever experienced. They don't even have the tools to do a proper Pedi. Don't waste…read moreyour time!

I have been in tears the past couple days after my visit here. I scheduled an appointment for a…read morecolor treatment and a deep conditioning weeks in advance. I came in at my scheduled time and showed the girl doing my hair an inspiration pic (I came in with warm dirty-blonde hair and wanted a dimensional light ash brown as my brown roots have been growing in). I also let her know that I am getting married in two weeks so I really wanted my hair to look good. She said that we could do that and grabbed her instructor (an older male) and we looked at some colors. I have no idea why but the first color that was put on my hair lightened my roots and turned most of my hair a bright orange color. I was told they were putting an ash color on so I have no idea how it happened. I wasn't thrilled about it but whatever, it's a fluke. At this point the male instructor has disappeared somewhere so the girl doing my hair grabs another instructor (a woman wearing a grunge sweatshirt). The woman instructor starts grabbing at my hair and asking what the problem is, to which the student explains what happened and has me show her my inspo picture. They go into the back to talk and apparently the student had to beg her instructor to even let her try to fix it. So the student comes back out and throws on another color. We wash and dry and sit back down and it pretty much looks like what I came in with but with my roots blended a bit further down. It's still warm and the ends are gold. At this point I'm starting to tear up because I feel like my hair is damaged and ugly. I tell the student it's not quite what I wanted and she agrees and goes to grab her instructor. The woman instructor comes over and is immediately like "oh yeah. That's way better." And starts once again, grabbing at my hair. The student has me show her the inspiration picture again and explains that it's still really warm. The instructor explains that they used a green-neutral formula to cover up the "red" that was in my hair, and this is where I got really upset. I tearfully ask why they wouldn't use a blue-ash or even blue-neutral or something violet toned to cover up the orange (which is what my hair really was after the first round of color). The instructor just kinda shrugged. Like I know I'm not a hair stylist, I'd be doing my own hair if I was. But I'm not only an artist but also have at least a shred of common sense. Like just look at a color wheel... I could have told them green-neutral would turn my hair gold if they had told me what they were putting on my hair. Eventually the instructor stomped off and the student told me she was going to put on a blue-violet that was just a shade darker. Well, she didn't do that. She put a dark warm violet on only my roots and then disappeared for 15 minutes. I literally broke down crying because she didn't even tell me where she was going. When she got back I asked about the rest of my hair and she slapped on some toner over my gold ends. She washes and dries my hair and I have to look down at my phone the entire time to keep myself from sobbing. I left with dark red-brown roots and green-gold ends. My hair is too damaged to do anything else to so I'm stuck with this for my wedding. The only reason I'm giving two stars instead of one is because I've gotten my hair done here before and they did a decent job. Also the student doing my hair did try to advocate for me up until the last round of color they did. The instructor though? Absolutely horrible. She wouldn't even come around to the station I was at after the second round of color so I couldn't say anything to her. I ended up being charged for one round of color and the deep conditioning and because I'm a softie, I still tipped the student. She had spent a whole seven hours on my hair after all. Included photos of my hair before, my inspo pic, and two days after. Just wanted to edit and say that I did not have an issue with the student doing my hair. I understand that she was just a student and I appreciated her patience.

My Mom and I went here today for her birthday. The facility was immaculate! Very open and clean. We…read morewere greeted the second we walked in. The girls that did our pedicures were awesome! We both received a spa pedicures, so it took about an hour. The girls were very thorough with the process and made sure we were comfortable the entire time. Once we were done the instructor came over and checked on us and our toes. We will definitely be returning and recommending them to everyone. You can't beat the prices, either. Just make sure you tip because it is a school so they don't make money off of their clientele.

I've had numerous haircuts here. I've only had one bad one. The students are trying and learning…read more It's evident they are being taught customer relations. They have always been friendly and accommodating. You have to remember, these students are learning so don't expect anything fancy. 5 stars for the price and great experiences there. AND, who can benefit from a nice tip more than them.

I usually get my hair cut at Evans hair school but decided to try this barber shop out. This is…read morewhere I'm going from now on. The environment was so cool and the students were extremely helpful. If you're thinking about getting a quality cut, get one from these guys!

I had an eyelash emergency and needed a quick appointment. Booking online was very easy, I was…read morebooked for the day I needed and Peyton was amazing. It's always hard to go to someone new. Very friendly, excellent artistry, awesome customer service, reasonable pricing and, most importantly, clean with her work. Highly recommend.

So happy with my experience! Such a cute space. So clean and professional. Makes you feel so…read morecomfortable. Peyton is wonderful and I'm so glad to have found her. Lashes look and feel so lovely.

This looks like a small ceramics painting shop, but is deceptively huge inside. It's definitely my…read morefavorite place to paint ceramics in the St. George area because of the attention and care taken by the owners and staff to ensure I have a good time. The variety of ceramics that you can choose from and paint is awesome and if they don't have something you want, they may be able to get it for you. The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful and are always ready to give great advice to their customers. The prices are very reasonable and I always have a fun time when I go in to paint a new piece. They have lots of classes or you can just drop it when the mood hits. I love to take my grandkids there whenever I can. Overall, this is a great place to indulge your creative side!

What an awesome couple who own the store! Also the staff is very friendly and helpful. As newbies…read moreto ceramics, we've been taught different techniques. I was looking for a specific piece, and they found the mold for it. Monthly BBQs for social time.