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    3.9 (11 reviews)
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    I was a student there and got a great education! This is what you call adult education and I was thrilled not to be babysat!!!

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    Grabber School of Hair Design - My ballet pink manicure

    Grabber School of Hair Design

    (52 reviews)

    This was my very first visit to Grabber. I booked my appointment for a mani online, it was an easy…read moreprocess. When I arrived, I saw mostly students, not many clients. I waited less than 5 minutes after checking in at the front desk. After meeting my manicurist, Jessica, she took me to the handwashing station. It looks like the machines to dry your hands in a public bathroom, but with real, cold, water. Jessica suggested taking off my coat, watch, and rings. When it was finished, she handed me a paper towel to dry off. We then went to her station. The stations are small, but no different than any other salon. She started off with several questions about my expectations for service. We talked about what shape and color I wanted, and she made suggestions based on the shape my nails were in. She then called her instructor over, she made suggestions, and we were able to start. We talked nonstop through the appointment, but she was sure to pause if she had a question about what I wanted. Jessica was gentle and careful. She complimented my choice of color several times. I chose a light color, so it required 3 coats to cover. Once I was finished, she called over the instructor again to approve the service. I was there for several hours, but the time passed quickly, so I didn't notice until I got to my car again. She even took a picture of my nails for her portfolio! I was very pleased with my experience, and I highly recommend Jessica at Grabber!

    Don't go for a mani-pedi there. They've consistently assigned their worst students to work on me…read more ust pay $5 more at a commercial salon and get it done right.

    Elite Nail Institute

    Elite Nail Institute

    (1 review)

    St Peters

    Highly recommend if you want an in-depth education on becoming a nail tech. I did my research…read morearound the area and the reviews were honestly terrifying. I went for a tour and met the owner and literally signed up THAT day. This school focuses on education - theory (infection control, anatomy, application) AND practical (practicing manis, acrylic, pedis..etc) They ensure you will pass your state board, but not only that they set you up for success in the industry. When I called other schools in the area, they do only a tiny amount of education, then toss you out into a student salon with little supervision and training. That was not for me and I almost didnt even go to school. Elite Nail Institute focuses on ensuring you know exactly what you are doing before you even touch a nail! We practiced on each other (so performing services on your classmates) which takes away the fear of working on strangers when you are SO new. The location is very convenient too, right in between a dollar tree and Dierbergs (grocery store) and plenty of parking! When I started nail school, nails were my hobby, but now I truly see it as a lucrative career opportunity due to the schools focus on business skills. I was able to work full-time and attend class, it was difficult but if I can do it, honestly, anyone can! The students in my class have turned into life long friends, the class sizes are quite small which is nice too. I am so happy I found this school, and I thank the instructors for their time and dedication to us students. THANK YOU!!

    From the owner: The only Nail Tech/Manicurist school in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan area. The program was…read moredesigned for those that need the flexibility to achieve work, school, family and life balance. The program has small class sizes, can be completed in 6 months, it's part-time during the evenings and 1 Saturday a month.

    Current Trends Academy

    Current Trends Academy

    (5 reviews)

    I have been back many times since my last review, so I thought it only fair to update my review…read morebased on more recent experiences. I didn't go back for a long time, but I eventually decided to try it again, and I've had only good experiences since I did. Possibly they've taken complaints to heart and have made changes, because it is much better now. I go a couple of times a year to get low lights in my hair, and they always do a really good job. Of course, since your hair is being done by students, you really have to be patient. If you're having a chemical treatment done, they will likely be slower than a more experienced stylist would be, so go in expecting to be there for a while, and don't expect the turnaround time you'd get in a full salon. In addition to practicing their styling skills, they are also practicing being chatty with the customer while they're working. It's what you get in a full-service salon, so it's part of what they're learning. If you're the kind of person who just wants to relax in silence while you're hair is being done, you can probably tell them so at the beginning, but otherwise most of them will be chatting with you the whole time, because that's part of what stylists do. All in all, the service here has improved over the years, and you cannot beat the price. Important note: Tips are appreciated, just like in a salon, but you can only leave cash. If you charge the service with debit or credit, they don't have the ability to add the tip there at the register, so I always make sure I have cash with me.

    WORST HAIR SCHOOL EVER. WORST SERVICE. WORST INSTRUCTORS EVER. They are rude, careless, and…read moreignorant. Left my entire back soaked after washing my hair, and I asked them if I could please get a towel, and they not only ignored me after asking repeatedly - but they were extremely rude and got angry with me for their mistake. The instructors could've apologized for the students actions, but instead acted clueless (don't know if it's acting at this point because they aren't the brightest there) and kept saying "well they're students, how are they supposed to know any better?" Listening. You get better by listening and taking action. Not ignoring your customers' request so you don't have to do more work (especially when it's already part of your job). I sincerely don't think asking for a towel or some type of help when your back is DRIPPING FROM A HAIR WASH is asking for too much. Especially when asking for help nicely, multiple times.

    New Image Technical Center - cosmetology_schools - Updated May 2026

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