Latin America Beauty School

Bryan Vásquez

Appalling

La COSA “Millie” Peligrosa

Excellent trained teachers. Barbershop courses, cosmetology at good prices. They speak Spanish.

pac pat

The worst hair beauty school this place have become!!! i know this place for over a decade since it was rosa's beauty school. I went in today for hair to be done by a student, but i realized the students are not being supervised so i asked for the female who say is in charge of overlooking student activities and her name as she told me is Anna, the most rude female ever she told me the person doing my hair doesn't need supervision when i asked her the issue i was facing, neither did she solve the issue nor acknowledge her mistake of not supervising but instead went on speaking in spanish sounded like she said we wont give service anymore. so i told them i'll post a comment online of what i faced in the salon, then all of a sudden one of the student almost screamed at me that i should not comment for it is not a professional salon, i told her i know that for over a decade, but according to the rules students are to be supervised........then another nice lady jumped in to rectify their error's. People avoid this beauty school and be safe with professional hair salon's, the school need to look into this person by the name Anna, she is adamant rude, and Mrs Hernandez dressed in red is the lady that took over and showed the student how she should handle hair and she almost redid my hair. DO NOT GO IN THERE until the school decides to review its stuff members or what ever issue you face follow the rules and regulations to check with authority.

Wendy Rodriguez

I am a cosmetology student and I love it, I am learning a lot, every day I learn more and more, the classes are in Spanish, the first hour is theory and then pure practice, to obtain the license you have to spend 1000 hours.