4/10/2025 via Google

4/10/2025
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This school is misleading. During the two-week trial run, the instructors were present, hands-on, and actually teaching. It felt like a solid, professional environment where you could learn and grow. But the second that trial ended and enrollment was official, everything changed. Now, the instructors are rarely around. When they are, they’re barely involved or helping students. There’s no structure, no consistency, and barely any actual teaching happening. It’s like they just wanted to impress during the trial to lock students in, and then stopped caring completely. For a place that’s supposed to be preparing people for a career in the beauty industry, the lack of consistent instruction is unacceptable. Students deserve better, especially when they’re paying to be here. Students are paying thousands of dollars expecting real training and support. Instead, they’re stuck wasting time and being ignored. If you’re serious about your future in the beauty industry, avoid this place. It’s not worth the money or the frustration. I hope you read this in time before you make the enrollment and a huge mistake. The best of luck to you in the beauty industry, fellow reader.

3/31/2025 via Google

3/31/2025
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Me and my daughter got our hair done Friday it’s now Monday my daughters hair is already faded after only one wash, they did not do a test strip, didn’t even blow dry her hair to see the results and rushed us out on top of that they charged us more than what was stated and are not trying to help us with a fixing her hair at all. Mine is ok not the best as I got blonde and it’s 3 different blondes white on the top yellow and orange.

3/6/2025 via Google

3/6/2025
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I attended the Nail Technology program at the Academy of Beauty Professionals, Madison and my experience was deeply disappointing. The program lacked essential training in key techniques such as acrylic application and nail tip placement—both of which are required for state board exams. We were also informed that dip powder application would be part of our training, but it was never taught even though we were told many times we would learn it. The only demonstrations provided were for basic manicures and pedicures, leaving me unprepared for professional work. Additionally, the school often failed to supply necessary materials, Simple items like nail glue were unavailable for weeks, requiring me to buy them myself, so I could actually practice. The theory portion of the program was equally inadequate, consisting mostly of passive PowerPoint presentations rather than actual instruction. After graduating, I raised my concerns with the school regarding the quality of education I received, but their response was dismissive and filled with misinformation. I ultimately passed my state board exams not because of the training provided from the school, but through self-teaching via YouTube videos and guidance from professionals outside the school. Additionally, I am unable to leave a review on Facebook because the school has blocked me from their page, preventing honest feedback from being shared. Based on my experience, this school should not offer a Nail Technology program, as it does not provide students with the education necessary to succeed in the field.