Skin Science Institute of Laser & Esthetics - Orem

Stacey Mangum 

on Google

a month ago

I have gone here 4 times now to get facials by the students. All the my experiences have been great and the students professional. My one dock of points is that I have noticed that it’s getting a little dingy and worn out loooking in there. The cleanliness could be better. Floors were dirty, walls were dingy need to be repainted, light bulbs are burnt out, my bedding was black on the areas that touched the floor! Just things like that. But if you’re looking for a good facial it’s a great place 

Karen G 

on Google

6 months ago

While we appreciate that you’re reviewing the guidelines and practices, could you please clarify how exactly you plan to look into this matter and what specific steps you’ll be taking to resolve it? It’s important that this issue is directly addressed rather than avoided, as transparency and accountability are key. No one would want to attend a school that allows bribery or cheating to influence opportunities. It’s truly unfair to contestants. and while you mention preventing it in the future, it should never have been allow... read more

Jessica Gonzalez 

on Google

6 months ago

This school is a joke when it comes to their scholarship competition. They claim anything “in violation of the spirit of the competition” isn’t allowed, but then turned around and allowed contestants to literally pay people for votes. That’s not a gray area — that’s straight-up bribery. The fact that it wasn’t considered cheating or grounds for disqualification is truly pathetic. Instead of rewarding passion, hard work, and talent, they let it turn into a popularity contest where money wins. If this is how they run something... read more

Selena Mendez 

on Google

6 months ago

I’ve been following the Skin Science Institute’s scholarship competition because I think it’s such a great idea to give future estheticians a chance to grow their careers. Unfortunately, I was really disappointed by how things were handled this year. There were clear cases of people creating fake accounts and even offering money in exchange for votes. To most people, that would obviously go against the fairness and spirit of the competition. But instead of addressing it or disqualifying that behavior, the school seemed to al... read more