I've come to Ogle a handful of times not and have never had a negative experience! The front desk…read moregirls are kind and helpful! I went in for Bree Jones to do a trim, wash and style. She did so good and explained the products she was using in my hair. She gave me a few tips on how to manage by hair better as well! She took her time and we took some pictures afterwards and I absolutely loved it and got compliments throughout the day! Although I came in for Bree, the student in the station next to her, Dani, also greeted me which I found very pleasant! The next girl I came in to see was Zoey L for a 30 minute facial, a brow tent, and a 60 minute facial (all separate appointments). I felt so comfortable with Zoey, she's so kind and helpful. I left GLOWING! Ogle, you've got a great group of students!

I don't go to the students for chemical services like relaxers because I wear my natural texture…read more When I want it flat ironed straight I like going to Ogle. My tips to the stylist who worked with me today on what Ogle calls a "silk press" (wash,blow dry, flat iron) 1)start the process once your client is in the chair instead of just hanging out waiting for an instructor to sign a paper 2) ask your client what style before starting 3) don't simultaneously play and text on your phone when you're already pretty slow at each step. 4) speed and technique come with experience so pay attention to your client not your phone, Ogle is not high school. To the instructor at Arlington, try doing like the instructor at the Dallas locations and the location in Denton and INSTRUCT the students. Help them be successful. Good grief. I will not go back there.

A little unsure how to give the most accurate rating since it's a school not a professional salon…read more I came in with the understanding that they're still learning. The wait was longer than intended as they told me they were waiting on towels to dry. They hadn't been open that long yet so idk how they ran out but, okay. While the gentleman who did my hair was nice, he made me veryyy nervous. He kept talking about how they didn't teach him anything at his last school and would say oops when cutting... **To ALL hairstylist in school or not please don't ever say oops** Thats the last thing anyone wants to hear while they're in the chair. He also asked the teacher before making any move on my head (literally just a straight across cut and side swoop bang) which I appreciate so he didn't mess up but it as often as it happened it made me feel like he didnt know what he was doing at all. And when she would come and tell him what to do he'd have to ask me what she said because he forgot already...yeah Now the hair cut itself came out pretty decent for $8.50 only one strand ended up longer than the rest I noticed when I left, and it was only a bit choppy. But also check your receipt before paying as they had charged me almost double but fixed it when I said something. Also be prepared to be there for a while my very simple hair cut took about 2 hours total with a wash and cut..and price did include a dry but it would've been closer to 3 hours if I had waited, NOT TO MENTION my hair was practically dry by the time he finished as never sprayed it with a water bottle so half was cut wet and the other dry.

I went yesterday evening, which starts at 5:30 PM. I got out at 8 PM cause i don't get any…read morehairstyle. I just get chemical relaxers and deep conditioners here. I called in the morning and the lady who answered the phone around 11 AM said all the beauticians were busy. I called back and she said that they were all still busy and there were 2 customers waiting? On a Tuesday morning? I just stayed home and popped my Stouffer's Cordon Blue Pasta in the oven and started watching Basketball Wives on my iPad. The dish was gonna take 85 minutes to bake so I wasn't gonna be able to make the morning hair clinic. I called again at 3 PM and found out they start taking clients at 5:30 PM. Mrs. Freddie is the evening teacher and she is a no nonsense person. I like that. She even recommended that I stop using Paul Mitchell's Shampoo One and switch to Paul Mitchell's Awapuhi. I bought some at Sally's Beauty Supply today. I have the utmost respect for her because she is a professional. She recommends and she speaks and carries herself in a professional, non ghetto manner. She is a breath of fresh air! She checks the students work as they progress.

Crystal is amazing at what she does and is very professional. Hands down the best teacher.. She was…read morethe reason I started my career. I've learned everything I know from her. From lashes to growing a business. I've watched her as a lash artist, and over the years become a lash school to teach you all you need to know about lashing. Clean and very organized school. You looking to work for yourself and needing lash hours. This school is for you..

This place is amazing! All the girls do a great job with the lashes (I've got sets and refills from…read moredifferent ones time to time). The ambience is a 10, easy parking and def stress free environment. Who needs therapy when we can just get our lashes done lol

Nice to see students getting their hours in. I hope everyone will give them a chance.read more

Nice people. Helpful. I went here to get my hair braided, after advising the operator what I…read moreneeded, she assisted.

Great way to help students learn about the culinary arts and cosmetology as well as many other…read morefields!!

I went here for cosmetology school . And it was great . The teachers are very hands on and relates…read moreto the student in in different prospectives than your regular home school . The staff and officers here are amazing and they actually care . The treat you like a person and not just a "child". 10/10 would recommend!

I'm currently enrolled in the manicurist program at ADIA Beauty College, and it's safe to say that…read moreby the time I graduate I will have all the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career as a nail technician. Our instructor Annie makes sure that every student gets personal instruction in order to excel at their craft, as well as makes sure we are prepared for state board exams.

I graduated from ADIA Beauty College a few months ago from the Nail Technician program and I must…read moresay that I had an amazing experience! Annie is a great instructor and taught me so much. Her programs are very affordable and the classes are flexible. If you're thinking about getting into the beauty industry, this is the place to be!