I went to compass career college for an ombre or balayage service, and left with my hair ruined and at least 3 different chemical processes done, destroying my hair shaft (bleach/color/toner). The end result is ridiculous, and they charged me $31.00 for this.
Here are the photos:
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Of course I wanted my $31.00 back, but there are a few problems getting that to happen: the school's unprofressional attitude, and their practice of charging to fix the hair they ruined. They want the same people to fix my hair, which is unacceptable. The school tried to bring up that I signed a waiver for service. Waivers of liability are not enforced in Louisiana because of Articles 2004, 28, 29, 1918 and 1923 of the Louisiana Civil Code. They offered me a different service like a manicure or a facial as an alternative, but I do not want that because I feel their teaching methods are below standard. I want my $31.00 back because I don't think I should pay a company to ruin my hair, and I believe this is a reasonable request. I have filed complaints with the Federal Trade Commission and the Louisiana Attorney General's office. My friend's mother had to pay $100.00 to have my hair fixed. My next step is small claims court/legal action.
My advice to you is to think, think, and think again about whether you want to trust them with your hair.
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