I have been getting lots of different services done here for years, and absolutely love this…read moreplace! The leaders and educators are kind and have teachers hearts. The students all care about their work and make their best effort to make sure I am happy with the work. I've gotten my hair cut and colored, my nails done, facials and help with my brows too! I highly recommend Tuana Beauty Academy and the services are much cheaper then expensive salons

Ashlynn, has cut my hair multiple times now and she's always does such a good job, I have been to…read moreother places for a haircut and I much prefer Ashlynn. Great service and great people.

I've had the pleasure of being both the client and a student of Courtney Steven's…read more Courtney's passion for permanent makeup shows in its work and in the quality of students that she produces in her school. You can tell that she really cares about giving you beautiful permanent makeup as well as sending new artists out into the world fully confident with their skill. She provides a warm welcoming place for creative people to thrive and helps students and clients, alike ,build their confidence. I highly recommend the looking Glass, I've had such a wonderful experience as a student and look forward to using all the techniques I have learned and I'm extremely happy with the outcome of my eyebrows and eyeliner I received.

I just got my eyebrows micro bladed for the first time by Courtney, and she did amazing! Better…read morethen I had even envisioned and healed up great! I would highly recommend this place.

Going to the Arts and Education of Hairdressing Academy has changed my life!! Not only did Mary…read moremake me feel comfortable and at home she also helped guide me to the right salon to do my apprenticeship at! Arts and Ed help give me the basic fundamental tools to successes in the beauty industry! The educators are knowledgeable and care about each student to succeed! When taking my state boards in October I felt like the prep classes that Mary put together helped make me feel prepared and confident to pass! Which I did the first time! I am now a stylist at a high end salon and gave had the opportunity to trawl to LA for a the color summit with the top color stylists, be apart of photo shoots and I am putting on a fashion show or charity not to mention I am building my clientele and working with some talented hairstylists! And I truly believe I would t be where I am at today of it wasn't for art and Ed guidance and education! I recommend this school to anyone that is ready to be the best in the industry with the best education!!

From the owner: Arts & Education Hairdressing Academy educates and produces highly desirable and employable…read moregraduates by offering an upgraded and alternate training experience to what is currently available in the US. We are a basic and advanced training academy for students seeking a career in the salon industry. We provide a learning laboratory for all salon professionals searching for advanced training, artistic inspiration and new methods. Basic Hairstylist Apprentice-Licensure Program -see website for tuition and enrollment Info Advanced Hairstylist Courses: A&E offers a specialized line-up of advanced certificate courses designed to keep you up-to-date and refreshed as an artist. For more information on Arts & Education Hairdressing Academy, please contact Mary at 720.837.5478 or mary@creating-beauty.com.

I've had facials at a lot of expensive places and they are nothing compared to the facial I get…read morefrom Michael at Cheeks. They carefully choose the products for your service and then it's an hour of wonderfulness. There's almost always some kind of a special to take advantage of. Last time we got facials and reflexology. Wasn't quite sure about the reflexology but it was a very nice experience. I recommend this place highly. Cannot wait until I get to go again. It's truly an affordable luxury.

Last week I got a partial ISO perm at the Cheeks in Loveland. The student, who was mostly left on…read moreher own, threw away the ISO hardener while I was being processed, so she had to get a replacement from Miss Karen downstairs. The curl is frizzy city, not ISO curl. I've gotten nonstop ISO perms for years in order for my hair to be low maintenance. This time I'll need to spend extra money on product, and my hair is high maintenance until my next perm. Or I can get my hair cut off when I just got a haircut the week before last. I don't recommend this Cheeks.

I had my hair colored and highlighted. The student did an awesome job. Love this place excellent…read moreservices and educators and the students are awesome. Highly recommended!!

Former graduate back in 2013 for dental assistant program. Worked as a dental assistant for 4 years…read morewithout their help on searching for a job. Today (04/16/2025) I went in to see if I could apply for their small business program. The emails and text message from them were only giving me cosmetology or nail tech info. I know that when I applied I did put an interest in small business. The girl at the front, who is miss know it all, was no help doesn't try to understand my situation but to tell me to re-apply and if the spot is still open. All this just so I could waste my time and gas in traffic to go back home and re-apply instead of just doing everything onsite. If the application for that program ends today what is the point of even applying? Swear this school has really gone down hill since I've been there. Administration was really helpful then but now is a joke and they are bias towards certain race

Had the main teacher quit in the middle of the year and leave early cause she got "a fat bonus"…read more They want your money but will not teach you anything. Watch out for an administrator named Andrew. He will tell you what you want to hear but then not follow through. Extremely incompetent.

I wanted to leave an honest review. The short version is that, for the price, I'm very happy with…read morethe results. That said, I do have a few pieces of constructive feedback. The biggest surprise was the amount of time the appointment took. I was there from 9:15 a.m. until 4:45 p.m. (about 7.5 hours) for highlights and a haircut with no warning. I wasn't given a heads-up that it would take that long, and I had expected to be there only a few hours. Knowing that in advance would have helped me plan my day. Lauren did a great job paying attention to detail, asking for guidance when she needed it, and learning from her instructors throughout the process. She also checked in regularly to make sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed. My only suggestion for Lauren would be to communicate a little more clearly about what she's experienced with and what she's still building confidence in. She has a great attitude, is receptive to feedback, and I can tell she'll continue to improve with experience. If you're coming to a student salon, it's important to remember that you're working with students who are still learning, not seasoned professionals. Because of that, appointments may take much longer than they would at a traditional salon and the student may be practicing skills they've only done a few times. Overall, I feel the quality of the service matched the price, and I'm happy with what I received.

This school seems to be a hit or miss situation. I've had neighbors who report mixed experiences,…read moremostly the complaints are service / attitude related with about half of them My experience was a miss. Service was to be high and low lights, mostly at the back of head . The student and teacher decided that they would only do highlights, which I caught part of the way into the service. (She kept my chair turned away from her rolling tray so I could not see the single bowl - should have been two colors). During the service, the student stated that she hated working with chemicals and hair, but needed to finish this section in order to graduate. Her focus was on skin; she intended to be an esthetician. My harshest criticism is directed at the male teacher. His demeanor was imperious and haughty. He was not available and non-responsive for checks as the chemical processed. At one point I had to get up to find both the student and teacher to ask for the chemical to be removed as I sensed it was over processing. I waited another ten minutes and decided to rinse this stuff out myself. They were taking a break as I walked by to the rinse room and the student followed me in to help. I was charged for the conditioners and other products they needed to put in my hair to repair the damage. I've put three family members though beauty colleges and been a color model at hair shows. I like to support the colleges and help student with the learning process. They were no able to take a cash payment, nor would they accept a check, which was not disclosed on their website. The check out student stated that personal checks signaled fraud. (I'm no thief or fraudster!) I did leave a $50 tip to the student with the check out student with the admonishment: "Please let her know to follow her heart in skincare and stay far away from hair services." A fish rots from the head IMO. This student had developed an attitude that was not customer centric, likely due to the influences of the teachers and management developing a toxic customer experience. She knew my hair was severely damaged but did not acknowledge or apologize. If she fails when she is on her own, it will be up to her to readjust the bad attitudes this school taught her. How could I hold her responsible for the bad acts of her teacher / influencers? The culture and experience at Aveda Institute is not a match for people who really know the service industry in my opinion.