I recently tried to book a appointment with a certain student to get my hair done. This student does a wonderful job and has been my hair stylist since she has started there. I made this appointment a week and a half in advance and was looking forward to it. My husband leaves for a deployment the day after and we were going out to dinner that night to celebrate his birthday. So naturally I was extremely excited and was going to have great looking hair since I was going to get it done that day. Mind you this is my only day off every week. So I wake up at 8:30 and set off on my 25 minute drive to get my hair done by my favorite student. When I get there they told me my hair stylist couldn't take me. They gave me no explanation at all. The whole time the hair stylist I wanted was standing next to me, just as baffled as I was. I then ask the principal why she didn't call me or let my stylist know she couldn't take me a few days ago instead of right when I pulled up. The lady then preceded to be very rude to me and just said she couldn't get ahold of me. Which is blantly not true. Well I just want to say thank you for trying to reuin my only day off and my last special night with my husband. All I can say is I can't wait till that certain student graduates and leaves your school. So I don't have to deal with you guys anymore. I have never been treated so poorly at a hair salon before.

Like most people, I was hesitant to try out a beauty school vs a licensed beautician. However, that outlook has changed 100%. I, myself, have ethnic hair plus a mixture of native hair, therefore it is quite a challenge. Every student who has did my hair has done 10x as good as other beauticians & I proudly come back every 2 weeks. I recommend this beauty college over any other beauty college in TULSA period. These students have the passion & are well taught. Be smart, save money & give these students a try they deserve it! Plus making an appointment is always easy.