International Barber and Beauty Institute

Positive: ProfessionalismDONT LISTEN TO THIS IDIOT RAY MALONE HE’S MAD BECAUSE HE DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO ACT PROFESSIONALLY AT A BARBER SHOP: This is the best Barber school in all of Long Island and I speak from experience as a student from this school for nearly 6 months, Flavio and Sam are fantastic instructors and barbers that inspire you to do your best and teach how to properly cut hair and about infection control and the spread of diseases and how to deal with ignorant and unreasonable customers such as Ray. When I first started at the course I had never even held any barber equipment before and after a short span of time I went from being a nervous wreck to a confident barber. Sam and Flavio explain very clearly and show you hands on how to do the work properly. And now I do up to 11 haircuts in a day all smiles and they kept coming back. Amazing school with even better instructorsDONT LISTEN TO THIS IDIOT RAY MALONE HE’S MAD BECAUSE HE DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO ACT PROFESSIONALLY AT A BARBER SHOP: This is the best Barber school in all of Long Island and I speak from experience as a student from this school for nearly 6 …More

DONT LISTEN TO THIS IDIOT RAY MALONE HE’S MAD BECAUSE HE DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO ACT PROFESSIONALLY AT A BARBER SHOP: This is the best Barber school in all of Long Island and I speak from experience as a student from this school for nearly 6 months, Flavio and Sam are fantastic instructors and barbers that inspire you to do your best and teach how to properly cut hair and about infection control and the spread of diseases and how to deal with ignorant and unreasonable customers such as Ray. When I first started at the course I had never even held any barber equipment before and after a short span of time I went from being a nervous wreck to a confident barber. Sam and Flavio explain very clearly and show you hands on how to do the work properly. And now I do up to 11 haircuts in a day all smiles and they kept coming back. Amazing school with even better instructors

Critical: ProfessionalismATTENTION POTENTIAL STUDENTS: While you should pay strict attention to Flavio (sp?), the gentleman who will teach you how to cut hair, DISREGARD ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING THAT THE OWNER SAM DOES AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO RUN A BUSINESS. It is obvious that he is clueless in this area, as is evidenced by the fact that he perpetually turns away the public who come in to give the students some practice on a real head of hair. Granted, a basic cut is only $5.00 & that is obviously not Sam’s major source of revenue here… but every time I go there I have tipped the student barber $20. The problem is that apparently Sam likes to close early. I have been there three different times within 2 hours of his posted closing hours and he tells me, “We are closed” …. when the sign on the door and the website both say they should be open for another hour at least! This is absolutely no way to run a business… but then again, it is obvious Sam doesn’t want to run a business where he caters to the customers (a horrible example for his students!) as he is satisfied with the tuition and after sale from the students. Here is my question to Sam… if no customers ever return, how will your students learn? Or do you really even care about that?ATTENTION POTENTIAL STUDENTS: While you should pay strict attention to Flavio (sp?), the gentleman who will teach you how to cut hair, DISREGARD ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING THAT THE OWNER SAM DOES AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO RUN A BUSINESS. It is …More

ATTENTION POTENTIAL STUDENTS: While you should pay strict attention to Flavio (sp?), the gentleman who will teach you how to cut hair, DISREGARD ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING THAT THE OWNER SAM DOES AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO RUN A BUSINESS. It is obvious that he is clueless in this area, as is evidenced by the fact that he perpetually turns away the public who come in to give the students some practice on a real head of hair. Granted, a basic cut is only $5.00 & that is obviously not Sam’s major source of revenue here… but every time I go there I have tipped the student barber $20. The problem is that apparently Sam likes to close early. I have been there three different times within 2 hours of his posted closing hours and he tells me, “We are closed” …. when the sign on the door and the website both say they should be open for another hour at least! This is absolutely no way to run a business… but then again, it is obvious Sam doesn’t want to run a business where he caters to the customers (a horrible example for his students!) as he is satisfied with the tuition and after sale from the students. Here is my question to Sam… if no customers ever return, how will your students learn? Or do you really even care about that?