Deceptive, Unfair Bus. Practice & Misrepresentation. This company lied to me and told me that in the state of CA I did not need a beauty license in order to perform lash extensions for a living (i.e. charge a fee to perform this service). The owner told me this on more than two separate occasions, both over the phone PRIOR to my enrollment in the class & throughout the actual class. Because I was NOT licensed, I was particularly concerned with this aspect and whether or not it would hinder my ability to do this for a living. I was specific and diligent and direct with my questions in regards to this. She told me that in the state of TX I did need to be licensed to do this but in the state of CA I did not (I was in the process of relocation from TX to CA). The first time she told me this was during my initial phone call inquiry about the training program around 6/20/13. The second time she told me this was when I called her in response to an email I got on 9/11 about my upcoming class; I noticed that the class location listed on the email was not the location of the class I signed up for. When I called to confirm whether or not there had been a last minute location change, she told me there had. At this point I had already enrolled in the “non refundable” class and had to make last minute travel and accommodation arrangements – incurring additional costs in the process.
On 8/12 I printed out the section of their website “How to Become a Certified Lash Professional” and made notes on it during a phone conversation with the Sales Dir., who again told me that all I needed to do in order to become certified was pass the class (which I did) and “practice on about 10-15 friends or family until you get faster and then you’ll be ready to start charging.
Lavish Lashes Reviews
Deceptive, Unfair Bus. Practice & Misrepresentation. This company lied to me and told me that in the state of CA I did not need a beauty license in order to perform lash extensions for a living (i.e. charge a fee to perform this service). The owner told me this on more than two separate occasions, both over the phone PRIOR to my enrollment in the class & throughout the actual class. Because I was NOT licensed, I was particularly concerned with this aspect and whether or not it would hinder my ability to do this for a living. I was specific and diligent and direct with my questions in regards to this. She told me that in the state of TX I did need to be licensed to do this but in the state of CA I did not (I was in the process of relocation from TX to CA). The first time she told me this was during my initial phone call inquiry about the training program around 6/20/13. The second time she told me this was when I called her in response to an email I got on 9/11 about my upcoming class; I noticed that the class location listed on the email was not the location of the class I signed up for. When I called to confirm whether or not there had been a last minute location change, she told me there had. At this point I had already enrolled in the “non refundable” class and had to make last minute travel and accommodation arrangements – incurring additional costs in the process.
On 8/12 I printed out the section of their website “How to Become a Certified Lash Professional” and made notes on it during a phone conversation with the Sales Dir., who again told me that all I needed to do in order to become certified was pass the class (which I did) and “practice on about 10-15 friends or family until you get faster and then you’ll be ready to start charging.