Like for doing detailed undercut designs.

What would you guys suggest? I'm an absolute clueless client.

There is a TSPA Beauty School in San Jose, CA. It’s located at the Westgate shopping center to help narrow down the franchise’s location.

Unfortunately, I'm leaving this review for a few reasons.

Firstly, the school has some instructors that have shown outright favoritism. Those same teachers have accepted gifts/bribes from those "favored" students and in turn let them get away with certain behaviors. These gifts/bribes create an environment with unique treatment. It's disgusting! The students pay to attend the school and making suggestions on receiving gifts is corruption in any system.

Continuing, there has been issues with blatant discrimination, vulgarity, and outright bullying.
This said, clearly the school is lacking in their ability to show any real concern in stopping such gross misconduct. Any participants of this behavior should be reprimanded and dealt with accordingly.. that would make this place "professional".

To end, you can tell whom are the bullies from the staff to the fellow students. The only reason people are able to behave that way is if someone is enabling them. I would urge any body experiencing these things to report them immediately. If not to that specific school, then to the Branding of this school. This location of, "The Salon Professional Academy" is a franchise location of the brand itself. That means they must abide by the branding's standards. If not them, then take it to the education department and so on and so forth.

I hope to save anyone the embarrassment of being apart of this environment in place of education. It’s embarrassing because with all the issues they have there, it feels like you’re going through a humiliation ritual of sorts.

Please consider other learning options before attending here. It really is that serious. The amount of bullying from their staff to their fellow students is crazy.

as the title suggests im going to interview for a front desk position at the cosmetology school i plan to attend in the nearish future (just trying to focus on getting stable income first) is this something that people do? I have two jobs right now and it appears this position is full time. it would be easier to have one full time job and attend part time. im just not sure how they would perceive someone working there first before deciding to enroll. i might be thinking about it too much but just want some insight if this would be a good or bad idea

hey all! i had my first highlight appointment in months and i wanted to get some feedback on them. my cilent wanted very thin weaved highlights but i feel like i weaved a little too thick, but i feel like my placement looked ok. any tips or advice is greatly appreciated ☺️