By Paula Williams September 04, 2015
Horrible customer service and poor communication ...read more
By sharino11 at Citysearch February 03, 2012
I had fraxel here, and I don't believe the doctor is experienced bc the procedure was painful and yielded NO RESULTS! Zilch! Nada. Nothing. \t\n\t\nMy dermatologist had recommended Dr. Cox in Chapel Hilll, but I thought it was too far. I paid 1800... for a facial! I really think the doctor isn't experienced enough. ...read more
By basia42f21 at Citysearch December 15, 2011
For six years Dr. Sandra Fearrington, as recently as last week, has attended to my surgical needs both repairing old wounds and scars, and cosmetic enhancement. With each and every experience Dr. Fearrington continues to display the highest level of professionalism. She offered me unlimited consults and went over in depth the details involved in pre and post care where, at the same time, both she and her surgical manager read over with me all the risks and conditions to which in their presence I signed my name. \t\nDr. Fearrington emphasized if I required post surgical touch-ups she would be happy to work with me. Dr. Fearrington's skills are beyond blemish as well as her integrity. The most unique component of my relationship is her caring, sensitivity and access to her cell phone 24/7. Dr. Fearrington is a Master Surgeon and she has changed my life. Barbara F. ...read more
For those of you searching the web trying to find a stylist who is not only great but has the "IT" factor but don't know exactly how to find the "IT". I will help you and your hair find that perfect match and be effective in your search. Rule to live by, never meet a stylist without first testing them. Number oneSo number two is to narrow your search by first giving them a call to schedule a consultation. This is your testing opportunity. Prior to meeting, be informed of services rendered and never allow a stylist to persuade you into their chair before your thouroughly comfortable. Number three, allow for 15 minutes conversation about their experience, your needs as well as your history. Number four, look at their appearance and decide if they are fashion forward or old fashion. The level of expectation is dependent upon your desire for style. So hopefully you'll be satisfied. Finally five, if puctuality, professionalism, customer service, and convienance is important to you, it should reflect in their work ethics with you. Happy hunting! Love, Peace&Hairgrease! ...read more
By VC Spalon LLC February 01, 2012
In order to become a licensed cosmetologist in any state, you'll first be required to successfully pass a written and practical cosmetology exam. Proper preparation for the exam is essential to completing the exam. A combination of studying and technical practice can assist you in accomplishing this g... ...read more
Manicurists help both women and men to feel and look their best by keeping their fingernails looking well groomed. These professionals go to school and train for approximately 12 months and then have to pass an examination to become licensed in their respective state. Working as a freelance manicurist... ...read more