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Paul Mitchell The School
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citysearch c.
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It is understandable that anyone would be hesitant or nervous to get their haircut by someone at a school rather than in a salon. But I can say with assurance that my experience at this school was better than most experiences at hair salons.The modern and upscale salon environment made my visit very fun and exciting. At times, I felt as if I were in an expensive salon even.
For those who have never been to Paul Mitchell, let me explain the phases of students as I've come to understand them. Phase one students are general students, who have taken classes and been prepared to cut hair, they just don't have as much experience (hours of cutting hair) as the next phase. It will cost you $12 plus tip for this cut. Phase two are the honor roll students who have more experience. For example, the phase two student cutting my hair had already cut hair for over 1,000 hours. I believe phase two are more involved in the workings of the school, such as the design team, but don't take my word as fact. It will cost you $17 plus tip for this cut.
It might be beneficial for you to know that as a school, they offer more than haircuts. If you would like a cheap place to get your your make up done, a cheap massage, your hair done (esp for prom), or anything else really beauty wise, Paul Mitchell may be just what you are looking for. It's a clean and upbeat environment, and even though the students are still learning, they are not learning alone (they have guidance).
One thing I appreciated about my visit was that the student who was cutting my hair actually asked questions about how i would like it cut. She wanted details so that she would do it right. Even at professional salons, I've never been asked exactly what I want, so I was impressed.
As a side note, and as mentioned in previous reviews, this is still a school, and there is still a chance that something could go wrong, so don't go in expecting things to be 100% perfect.
I hope this has helped in your decision making!
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