Michael's Barber & Hair Stylist Academy
Irving, TX
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Michael's Barber & Hair Stylist Academy in Irving, TX, offers NACCAS-accredited cosmetology programs for aspiring beauty professionals. The barber school provides financial aid options to eligible students.
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- Graduation Rate
- 47%
- Hours
- Monday: Closed, Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM, Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM, Thursday: 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM, Friday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM, Saturday: 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM, Sunday: Closed
Google Reviews
I have been here for the 3 yrs and have turned out some AMAZING STUDENTS we get students from all over! Cutting hair isn't easy!!! Interpretation sometimes are difficult not to mention behaviors from students and customers weather good bad and indifferent. The goal is ALWAYS to be professional and provide outstanding service to our customers! HAIRCUTS are performed by the Students and Instructors will step in and help students complete the Haircut! We thank you so much for coming back and look forward in see you real soon!
Well, I've been coming for a few years and that Miss P is an amazing Instructor she knows some things she helped Dray through my cut and beard. The school was clean as always great vibe was on point. I look forward to my next cut.......as a customer some are mean and rude however this is a school and the students do the best they can and staff be on top of it I love coming here...peace out
I had a great experience at Michael's Barber Academy! David gave me an awesome gentleman’s haircut — clean, sharp, and exactly what I wanted. The lady instructor was amazing as well, supervising the entire time to make sure everything turned out perfect. Both of them were friendly, professional, and made sure I left looking my best. Highly recommend!
I went to this barber college today and had a terrible experience around the end of my haircut. Hassan was my barber. He was very welcoming and professional. I appreciated his customer service and patience. The issue came when the receptionist disrespected me. She is an older black woman. This woman approached me while I was in the chair to ask me why I needed the handheld mirror. I told her I'm trying to tell the barber how I wanted my hair and beard, which shouldn't be a problem. She told me to give the barber the handheld mirror back and I refused. I don't take orders from anyone and I don't tolerate any disrespect. She got in my personal space over a handheld mirror. As a customer I have the right to look at my hair with a handheld mirror. Hassan didn't have an issue with it. He asked me how did I like my hair and handed me a handheld mirror. What is the issue? That receptionist had no valid reason to bother me and disrespect me. I am a paying customer and I wasn't rude or causing any problems. She need to be terminated because she is a liability, very disrespectful, and very hostile. The other tall lady with large hands who I believe is an instructor is also rude, hostile, and not friendly. I've seen her be rude and disrespectful to the students and customers on numerous occasions. Here's my advice, Mind YOUR business and stop bothering and harassing good customers. Customers have the right to ask for a handheld mirror to view their haircut/beard, etc. They are there for that reason. Thank you again to Hassan, he did a great job.
The worst haircut I’ve gotten since I was 11. I came to this barber school because schools have given me good haircuts in the past. No oversight whatsoever by the “expert.” Instead the “expert” was an elderly woman who didn’t know anything about customer service, all she knew how to do was sit down and talk trash. I’m extremely disappointed. Don’t roll the dice. Go to a real barbershop. You’d even be better off at Supercuts.
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