I wouldn't recommend that place , I did not like the management, the place is not very friendly not…read moreclean enough, they don't treat you well, it was my first and last time there!!!

I was at this academy a couple years ago and it was a terrible experience. I feel as though they…read moredon't prepare their students well enough for the beauty world or for the state board.

The beauty school is in a beautiful new building. Their space is stylish and modern, always very…read moreclean and hygienic. The students that have provided services for my daughter and I have all been friendly and try hard to do a great job. Their instructor, the owner, is a highly skilled stylist with many years of experience. She inspects the students work at many stages of all services provided. She maintains a high standard and holds her students to the same. if something is not right or the best it can be, the instructor will step in to teach the student the correct method/technique. She has always stepped in to correct anything that didn't meet her high standards, while educating the student in a supportive and kind manner. They provide services for all hair types. I have textured (4C) hair, my daughter is biracial with wavy (2A/2B) hair. The students are well-trained to style all types of hair. I've saved hundreds and hundreds of dollars over the years by receiving my services at Chanell Ardor school of beauty & culture. If you've not tried the beauty school, I highly recommend you try them out! Thanks, ~M

So I'm a student at MATC and I went there as a first time customer, got a trim which was much…read moreshorter than I asked for but I didn't complain because it's a learning school. Then I went back to dye my hair red! Early 2022 maybe March, I went with a few photos. As I'm getting my hair bleached the 2 students are just talking so much garbage and petty nonsense about instructors. Meanwhile the ENTIRE time in that chair every instructor had a different method or suggestion to the students working on my hair. Each time!!! And yet the 2 girls continued shaming the instructors methods. How is that ok? Get on the same page I'm literally making a big change to my hair! Again, I said nothing because they are a learning institution. (Even though the rude remarks were completely unprofessional for 2 girls that are about to graduate in about 3 months) I asked questions about how long red hair dye will last before a touch up. And they gave me so much wrong information. Like the students said I would be ok waiting til July for my cruise for a color touch up. Why did I even believe them? I don't know. Ok so a week later I come back and show them my hair which was BRIGHT PINK NOT RED. All the teachers came around and agreed that was NOT what I asked for and they re did my hair and charged me for the product which still isn't fair to a client. And my hair STILLL wasn't red, it was a red purple. I didn't complain this time and decided I'll just keep it as is because it didn't look too bad. So then I call again probably a month later and tell them hey this color is a nasty brownish red color. It actually turned like this 2 weeks after I was there. Don't forget, I was told I could wait til my cruise in July. Which was like 3-4 months after the hair color. The front desk girl whoever she is pretty much said "no we don't use that in our verbage. No we can't tell you what product we used. No we can't tell you what color we used on your hair. No we would never tell you to wait 3-4 months. No you are wrong we are disagreeing with you on that". She should've at least said ok let me give you a different student. Did she forget I came back multiple times to get my hair right ? Never complained about double paying for product? Oh and bought shampoo from you! And this is your response? To further prove how wrong they are the students literally told me you can wait for your cruise in July to touch up the hair but we won't be here. We will graduate. So come in May if you want us to do it. BUT AGAIN THE CUSTOMER IS WRONG. THEY NEVER SAID THAT APPARENTLY AND IM CRAZY So after that discussion I stayed away for a bit because I live an hour away from the salon. Then after weeks of coloring my own hair red, I called again to get them to do it with whatever color they used since they wouldn't tell me what color they used and to get a trim. GUESS WHAT? they told me I should go elsewhere!!! How crazy is that? If you are an institution then your response should've been hell yea! We want the new students to revive your hair to work on it. Learn. Never did I complain about paying and this is how they treat me. It's sad honestly. Normal professional salons would say come in, let's dye it again, touch it up. Re Educate the client. Anything. But they were on full defend mode. Oh and professional salons would tell you what color or product they are putting in your hair and not hold it as confidential. Ridiculous !!!!!!!

Great place to get your nails done, but an even better place to learn to do nails. You will love it.read more

I had the best experience here!! The instructors and students are so thoughtful of the clients. I…read morefelt welcomed and pampered the entire time I was there. Aside from the excellent service I received from them, I'm so in love with how my mani and pedi turned out. I felt that everything was completed in a perfect amount of time. Even though students provide the service, it did not take nearly as long as I thought it would. I 100% recommend and will be returning.

I have always wanted to get eyelash extensions, but never really looked into it until I recently…read moresaw a friend and her eyelashes were on point! She referred me to The Skin Care Spa. When I arrived, parking was easy to find and the building was simple to navigate. I walked through the door of the suite and Megan greeted me warmly, and then we went over the process. After signing a few more forms, we got started. I laid down on the covid-friendly table (normally there are warmers and blankets and a memory foam pillow, darnit!) and the process began. It only took her about an hour to add the extensions, and I was thrilled with the outcome! I've already scheduled my fill appointment for 2 weeks from now, and I look forward to seeing Megan again. I will definitely be recommending The Skin Care Studio to everyone!

I had my eyebrows done the morning, and I absolutely LOVE them. I am 67 years old, and my eyebrows…read morehave thinned out, and some of my brow hairs are white making my eyebrows disappear. Megan filled in my brow, and the result is impressive. They look natural and full but not overwhelming for my age.

Beautiful school! Kids are so happy to go to school, they love learning. There is so much outside…read moretime, and they fit in Spanish and German from 1st grade on. The kids play music and sing all the time, they have huge smiles and seem so healthy. We love Waldorf.

As an active volunteer and parent at MWS, I was deeply invested in the school's success. However,…read moreafter witnessing faculty, staff, and board members dismiss and downplay credible concerns about child safety, ignore warnings from outside experts, and treat concerned families with open hostility, my partner and I felt compelled to disenroll our child for their safety. In our child's first year in MWS's mixed-aged kindergarten class, its pedagogy suited them well, and they thrived. We were deeply thankful for that experience. However with their second year came strict enforcement of a forced nap policy that caused noticeable emotional and behavioral struggles for them as well as multiple children who had outgrown naps. We eventually learned that this policy required all children to lie still and quiet in a dark room for up to 90 minutes a day, without alternatives for quiet play or reading in a lit space for those who could not sleep, while the teacher often left the room for the rest of the day. This had not been fully disclosed to parents previously. Seeking clarity, we consulted outside experts including a licensed child psychologist, who advised MWS that the enforced nap practice was developmentally inappropriate and potentially harmful, especially as most 5- and 6-year-olds will have outgrown naps by that age. We contacted other Waldorf schools which reacted with surprise and concern when told of MWS's nap policy. We also learned that, by contrast, WI state law requires licensed childcare centers (which MWS is not) to allow children who don't fall asleep within 30 minutes to move "off their sleeping surface and given a choice of activities in a reasonably lighted area". Despite bringing this information to the school in a good-faith and collaborative manner, our attempts to discuss this topic further were met with defensiveness and dismissal. Alarmed by the effects of subjecting children who have outgrown naps to this treatment, we voiced our worries to the school administrator and board. We were met with further dismissal and disparagement. After additional parents raised their own concerns, the board did eventually agree to an outside review -- but rejected calls to work with a licensed child psychologist in favor of hiring an "anthroposophical psychologist" instead. The school ultimately contracted a formal Waldorf teacher who lacked any training or licensure as a psychologist. During my meeting with this individual, whose role was to ostensibly serve as a neutral party and childhood development expert, they stated that while practitioners of "mainstream psychology" might be concerned with the appropriateness and safety of the current MWS naptime policy, Waldorf educators "know what's best" for their children, and that that should be sufficient to put any concerns to rest. Increasingly out-of-touch and aggressive communications from the school community followed. One individual, vying for the school's open admissions director role, urged the board and administration to expel us and another family for questioning the practices of a Waldorf teacher. Their memo also pressed for what was then an ongoing investigation into child safety concerns be quashed immediately. That individual was subsequently hired. My partner and I ultimately withdrew our child from MWS to ensure their safety and well-being, and in protest of how this and other issues across the school were handled. Subsequently connecting with other families who left MWS revealed a disturbing pattern of dismissal, denial, bullying and gaslighting -- including but not limited to concerns over naptime policy -- as well. I urge current and prospective families to be vigilant and to critically assess what type of environment they want for their child and family. Finally, it saddens me to anticipate that MWS might respond to this and other critical reviews with misinformation and personal disparagements. I encourage readers to weigh any such responses thoughtfully as they draw their own conclusions about which school is right for their family.

She can custom design whatever you need, and she's always willing to do whatever it takes to get…read moreyou what you would like. Definitely recommend.

Did not respond to my repeated enquiries regarding ability to embroider 60 blankets! I expect the…read morebusinesses to at let me know they are unable to provide the service