CEI Hair Schools

This school is definently a rip off and Deeidria Clark is not the owner shes not even licensed. Still waiting to get paid.

You get What you pay for. NEVER AGAIN!!! Not only do they practice Shady business practices, NO ONE knows how to do hair… including the Director. Period

I have natural hair and it gets the tangled easily so I went to just get my hair blow dried and washed. The person washing my hair took 30 minutes and I still had tangles in my hair. Then the owner blow dried my hair which she did a horrible job because I still had tangles in my hair. I don’t know if she has ever done hair before because what kind of master cosmetologist does not know how to properly blow dry hair and you’re trying to teach others how to do hair. I know that you section hair off before you blow dry. She just started going everywhere. It was not sectioned off and Here I am still finishing a blow dry job that should have been done correctly. I’ve never seen a school that does not know how to blow dry natural hair. I will never return and they charged me $ 15 and did a horrible job.

I hope this is the right place I’m writing a review on, because businesses in downtown five points area come and go so quickly. One day you see a «for lease» sign and the next day there’s some shop open for business. I visited this place the weekend before Valentine’s day this year to prepare for a blind date. Needless to say, there was significant pressure for my hair to turn out nice. The date was canceled but my hair style proved absolutely flawless! A few tips to visit here: (1) It’s located across from Five Points station, for those people who are afraid to go into the heart of downtown (2) They only accept cash. There’s an ATM inside the building. (3) The students are still learning the art of cosmetology, so be sure to have a picture to reference and tell the stylist exactly what you want; but don’t be too hard on them. Allow them to display what they have learned and show their artistry.
I just got a simple shampoo and style for $ 25 USD. I would never get chemical services at a hair school to avoid any dramatic or traumatizing outcomes on my hair or scalp. I forgot the stylist’s name but her chair is the first one next to the street window. A tall, young man (he’s a former special education teacher) shampooed my hair to prep for style. The stylist listened to what I wanted and did her magic. I can honestly say I was very nervous because I have never allowed anyone to do my hair other than my mother, who is a master cosmetologist of 32 yrs. The downside is that I spent roughly 3 hours to get a fairly simple service. It wasn’t slammed or super busy. The stylist don’t seem to move with a sense of urgency, which is a huge thumbs down for me. However, the style turned out perfect and I received so many compliments before I even left the salon. I did my very best to keep the style up once I got home. I plan to go back and visit the same stylist if she has not completed school yet.