Just for You Barber/Styling Academy

Just For You Barber/Styling Academy was founded in 1994 by Jeffery W. Wideie. After several years of experience in corporate finance, he launched his entrepreneurial journey by establishing this academy. He was driven by a desire to help other individuals establish their successful businesses. Just For You is an institution that teaches how to run a business, not simply how to style hair. This academy is committed to imparting the knowledge and tools necessary for one to become a professional hairdresser. Just For Your Barber Styling Academy's core motto is "Reach one, Teach one." For the last 25 years, we have been dedicated to it. The motto is a testament to our desire to see many aspiring barbers realize their potential. This has come to fruition since various graduates from Charlotte and Mecklenburg have excelled in the barber/styling profession as owners of businesses, shop managers, platform artist, and instructors.

The client reviews indicate an overwhelmingly positive reaction. The shop is popular for the generosity of the barbers. Customers agree that the service, led by interns, who are helpful is fantastic. Disabled people also get the help needed. Satisfaction levels in the shop are high, and during my research, I found that most clients leave with the intention of coming back. Reasons for this include how well the barbers are and the service they provide, how the interns are available and also, since they are close to a bus station, which makes them clients suitable. Staff are gracious, and the atmosphere is welcoming. The barbershop is also clean and respectful, a feature many reviewers appreciate. A good attitude and a touch of professionalism make this shop ideal with excellent customer service. The facility is well represented by what I have learned of it. Even if it is a school, it should be a place for a generous cut and a home for a client for what he or she has._prices are pleasing and a place worth checking on the list for a nice haircut. Cuts clients get are up to the mark. Although the shop is well-rated, it was suggested that the shop should put the closing time on their billboard.