Love this place. Discounted hair services, when I say discounted it is very affordable. These are…read morestudents getting practice. Under teachers supervision. I have gone there for years. I have never had a bad experience. They're always busy, only one time have I been turned away and asked to make an appointment. I do think most people make appointments I tend to just wing it and walk in. This place is appropriate for men, women, and children. To me it's just like a real salon but they have more hands-on help available if they need it . They are very professional and very passionate about what they're learning. I'm a real client but I'm also going to say don't forget to tip. They work hard. don't tip 20% because seriously you are saving so much money.

The instructor herself -- a blonde-haired Caucasian woman -- cut and butchered my hair, leaving me…read morelooking like something out of Edward Scissorhands. She hacked it down to about half an inch in the back with no apparent plan, and a student then tried unsuccessfully to style the damage: a curling iron risked burning my scalp, and rollers wouldn't hold on hair that short. Throughout the service, the instructor even complained openly about how Tricoci handles instructor transitions, which did nothing to inspire confidence in the supervision at this location. I left mortified and had to buy a wig just to appear in public until my hair grows back which will take over a year. I do not recommend trusting your hair to this instructor or this location.

I was skeptical of going to a beauty school for a haircut, but when the charge went up to $90.00…read morefor my usual stylist at Tricoci in Bloomingdale, I could no longer afford it. I got a PERFECT haircut from Anna at Tricoci University for only $15.00!! I will definitely go back!

Attended a birthday party for a girlfriend at faux studio. Was able to set up a dinner party in the…read morekitchen area and then proceed to the painting studio. Instructor was helpful as many of us were first timers. Fun place for a good time and have a nice canvas to take home to remember the occasion.

The lament all upset customers write: if only I could give a review lower than 1 star. After months…read moreof planning, my friends and I decided to book The Painted Party for my best friend's bachelorette party. After several emails confirming the date and time with Maria, we arrived at the studio the day of our supposed event to find the doors locked, lights off, and absolutely no response via email or phone from anyone from the company. We were not alerted of any cancellation by any staff member. Recommendation: go anywhere else for wine and painting- this place is clearly a failure of a business.

I've had my license since '07 but my managing brokers license for a few years now…read more I went to Your House Academy to Complete my 24 BMCE, Broker Manager Continuing Education, hours and I must say I am extremely pleased that I did. I was referred to you by SureWin, as they do not give the webinar portion anymore, and I'm glad they did. You've gained a future student for all of my future CE hours required. Instructor Mike Fair was and is awesome! Super patient, funny and witty but most importantly he explains everything in great detail and answers all of your questions. If he needs to, he will go in depth in a particular segment and makes sure that everyone (us students taking the course) understand the material. Location isn't far from 355 or 290. Less than 2 miles. The room where you take your exams are very QUIET and perfect!

Mike Fair is an amazing real estate instructor, I would highly recommend to attend his class, he…read moreanswers all the questions and gives valuable information where to look, and how to find the answers to a question you might have in the future, lots of examples and tips for having successful career

I have been looking for adult swim classes near me and I came across this place. I thought of…read moretrying it out. My first trial class with Jason (adult swim instructor) was amazing. In my 30 mins time - I made a lot of improvements and I was very happy. After the trial, I decided to take up a 6-month membership which includes 2 classes per week (overall cheaper). My only wish that if there would be a weekday option then it would be great.

Mr. Noah is an outstanding swim instructor. He has greatly helped my son get over his fear of water…read morethat happened after a previous traumatic event. Mr. Noah really connects with his students and my son trusts him. Thank you Mr. Noah for all your time and patience with you have with him. You are his favorite!

I went to watch Les Miserables by Schaumburg On Stage as I'd recently missed the national tour in…read moredowntown Chicago. Realizing that Drury Lane and Paramount had done their version a few years back and Marriott Theatre had done it a bit before that, I wanted to watch a live version in case I can't make the next big stop in Milwaukee. I watch quite a bit of theatre, both professional and amateur. Not sure why, but until this show -- I wasn't aware of Schaumburg on Stage which has been around since 2016. To my surprise, the quality of the production was similar in quality to other highly acclaimed groups like the District 214 all-district group (which recently did The Wedding Singer). Here were my thoughts on various aspects of the show: Staging: It really surprised me how many sets were used in the show and how they were fully functional. They were designed and painted well and items were hardly reused. They also did a very good job of quickly changing sets to make sure the showtime was kept to a reasonable length. Vocals: Two things I like about this. One is how they kept the complex harmonies -- which worked great in group songs. The overall balance lacked baritone and bass voices, but that's expected with younger actors. I also liked how they did not shy away from the challenge of the very high notes for male or female leads. They could have easily changed the key, but it's great to see them embrace the challenge. Orchestra: A bit smaller, not sure if it's due to space limitations or that's the way the school version is written. A bit more reliant on piano and common woodwind/string instruments than the full version. I did like how they played at a level not to overpower the vocals. Lighting and fog: I liked all the varieties of lights used. Not just in general stage lighting from the top, but also from lights on the side and spotlights. There were quite a bit of variations on lighting, which helped to tell the story. I did not like the excessive use of stage fog though, which tended to linger for more than a single scene. Overall, a great group to watch a show from. It's much better than the typical amateur group and prices are very reasonable. It's also great how they incorporate actors and actresses from all different ages and help them to build interest in theatre. Based on the quality of this performance, I can't wait to watch another show when they get a new digital microphone system.

The experienced people at SOS really see the value and potential in each kid. They are like family…read morein that they really connect and care, but they also hold the kids to a high standard and help them achieve it. This is definitely a step up from park district community theater in both production quality and experience.

As mentioned in the other review, this place really specializes in getting unemployed people the…read moreskills they need to get back to work, hopefully with a better job than before. The gentleman in charge, Paul, is a very nice man and can help you put together a plan over the course of several months that will add some very helpful certifications/knowledge areas to your resume. He's also a great instructor. I had him for SQL, and he was awesome. Some of the instructors are absolutely fantastic. They have both the subject knowledge in addition to real life experience. Some other instructors...not so great. I was unfortunate enough to have a particular instructor for 2 classes. He was horrible. His English was really bad. For example, the word "glove" was written on his slide as "glows"...and he totally believed that was the correct word. He also taught the class from the perspective that we were all on the level of recent college grads, and knew nothing. He'd tell us how to dress for work, and show us videos on how you have to behave in an office. Looking around, I'd guess the average age of the class was around 45. If these people don't know how to dress or behave in an office, perhaps there's a good reason why they are unemployed. I, however, do know all of these things and don't need to have my time wasted with it. Another down side is that the class schedules do tend to fluctuate, probably to accommodate students and teachers alike. For most unemployed people it's not a big deal, but I am a caretaker and work part-time, so it was very hard for me to rearrange schedules at the last minute. Sometimes I simply could not attend class due to last minute changes.

This is a computer training school specializing in getting unemployed people working again. They…read moreoffer a variety of classes such as e-commerce, DreamWeaver/Photoshop/Web Design, Six Sigma, Project Management, Medical Assistant training, Oracle, etc. Many of the instructors are great! They give you excellent opportunities to really learn and absorb information. In addition, Robert is one of the best Web Design teachers ever!

The managers in the Finance department are the worst, they lack in communication, don't care about…read moretheir customers. The absolute worst at training once they hire you. Overwhelming, No help AT ALL. Run

W Unprofessional, reschedule jobs several times due to no…read moreshows. I prefer Barrington pool and spa

I am an African-American man with 3 beautiful children. All jokes aside, my kids aren't the best…read moreswimmers. My kids were swimming in the pool while I was watching them on the side and the youngest one started to struggle. It took me a few seconds to notice that he was drowning. The lifeguard on duty, "Jakob", was looking right in his direction but didn't do ANYTHING to help him, and he was holding some girl's hand. He was looking right at my drowning son and didn't say or do a thing. So I had to jump in and save my drowning son because "Jakob" failed to do his job. As long as he is on duty, my family will not be coming back, and I will tell the rest of my African brethren not to go if he is there.