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5008 50 St, Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 1Y3, Canada
(403) 342-1110 www.mccollege.ca
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Mar 29, 2019
My first time to the college and it was an awesome experience Levi did an awesome job coloring my hair and Tess did an awesome job cutting it. I was so impressed with how the students worked together and supported each other and how they would jump in to assist one another. I would so recommend others to go to this college to get your hair done.

Apr 23, 2019
Wth You want to peruse courses Availability Good Luck This site is totally unfriendly

Oct 30, 2018
The girl that did my nails was nice and she tried really hard to majestic my nails look good. She noticed the nail polish had clumps and hair/fuzzier in it. Yet she didn't tell me or try to start over. She told her instructor after finishing when her instructor asked about why two of them looked off. She didn't try to fix them after either. I didn't have time to complain or get them redone because I got a phone call saying my daughter was sick at school and needing to be picked up. The gel polish only lasted a couple days and one by one they peeled off in one piece. Quite disappointing actually because I never get my nails done and they couldn't even last one week. This was also the first time I got gel polish on my nails.

Nov 29, 2018
Done by student/s. Inexpensive, but it'll take a bit of your time. Say 1.5 hours to 2 hours.

Aug 22, 2018
Terrible at answering the phone. Good luck trying to get your hair cut. Horrible customer service. One of the most important ways to get business of any kind is to ANSWER THE PHONE!!!!

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