Reviews of Salon Success Academy (Hairdressing)

Veronica P

I've been coming here for years. There's a misconception that if you come here, because they're still learning, they may mess up your hair. False! Each student is being closely supervised. By locals coming in, students have the opportunity to enhance their skills and you reap the benefits of receiving those services at a reasonable price. It's a win win!

Believe In Yourself

Front desk very rude

Andrew Traweek

Puts the "Suck" in "Success." As the poor shmuck that has to pay off my significant other's student loans blown on this craphole, I'm enraged on a daily basis when I hear of teachers who don't teach, salon floors that routinely lack towels and gloves, a code of conduct that is enforced with all the fervor of an ADHD kid on crack (meaning rules are often ignored, then suddenly enforced with all the rage of Das Fuhrer.), and rampant discrimination / harassment of students who stand up for themselves. The corporate side of this company will not address your issues, and have been known to retaliate against students as well. If you're into schools run by a bunch of preschool dropouts, Salon Success is for you.

Dana Johnson

I don't have anything nice to say about this place. The instructors are terrible. They treat grown adults like children and have no respect for anyone. The instructor who charges clients for services charges differently every time you ring up. If you have a coupon hide it until you are quoted a price because she'll quote high to make up for the coupon. The school director is a joke. She's never on time to meetings and has a poor time communicating. The tuition is cheap but do not let that attract you. You get what you pay for when it comes to cosmetology school. Pay for the best education you can get. Attend anywhere else but Salon Academy. You've been warned!!!

Sofia Atanasova

Claire and Heather are wonderful estheticians. I could not be happier with my results. Their work was flawless. They were very professional, patient and nice.

Saikiran Harry

This was my first time. I can relate to Customer Service at this place. Service we get at this place is equal to service we get a high end Barber places. No drama no show just Great Hair cut service that I've got in recent times. I recommend it strongly for who wanna try for the first time. C.C you're awesome.

Daphne Chebeleu

First time coming and I think I found my new salon! My hair stylists were Daniella (student) and Christine (instructor). I went from just above shoulder length to a feminine but masculine pixie cut. They were both very knowledgeable and confident. I knew I was in good hands. Everyone was very friendly. My haircut was 12.50 which worth every penny. The student, Daniella, has a great future ahead of her.

BeautyBy Dejj

As a student at salon Success Academy in my opinion the beauty Industry isn’t for everyone!!!If you aren’t self motivated an dedicated to do hair or whatever in the beauty industry you’re not going to adapt to it ❗️ I think it’s a great start for beauty enthusiast an people who want to learn how to do hair skin nails etc. Also you have to want to be great you have to challenge yourself, the instructors give u the basics an as a student and beauty enthusiast you are supposed to think outside the box an use your creativity to create artwork an extravagant work so if you think otherwise maybe the profession you chose wasn’t for you!!! Thank you an have a good day

Chloe King

My stylist, Tristen did an amazing color job for me, I loved it. It was less than you'd pay at a regular salon and very high quality. Thanks!

Shawna Festa

The school was ok. you get out what you put in. if you stay focused and determined you will pass your state board. That is ALL this school prepares you for. you will have to go somewhere else to actually learn how to do hair. They dont make it fun with contests and stuff like Paul Mitchell schools do. This location has a really hard time keeping instructers. The directors only care about signing new students, and could seemingly care less about the students already there, or the graduates. Lastly, if your going to cosmetology school for the $$ in a career, you have chosen the wrong path. i pushed myself to stay with salon success, graduated, passed state board and now make about $35,000 per year... not much. to make money in this career you will have to work very hard, for the rest of your career, with nothing to show for in the end. just some insight. good luck with your new career. :) i am changing mine.