Business ProfileforEternal Beauty Institute

I spent $10,600 on PMU level 1/2 & to be a skin specialist. The front staff are rude & unprofessional in the way they dress and lean back in their chairs without acknowledging anyone coming in. The trainers at the establishment have a quick turn over and are very young. I learned bare basics (mainly what you can find on skin from slides on the internet ) from eternal beauty. The one thing I learned was to be able to put a tattoo machine to skin with someone around to possibly watch. The trainer for permanent makeup said she had 17 years of experience & shes in her young 30's. She tattooed my eyebrows and they are absolutely terrible. There was no live models to watch the procedure before you started tattooing someone's face. The permanent makeup trainer was under complete stress due to the lack of time to train us. It's a half day then work on a model after lunch. We were rushed out of the building after each day. I was left not understanding the fundamentals of PMU, techniques, color theory and pigment science. There was models walking out with the worst permanent makeup I've ever seen due to the lack of help to the other trainee's. Both my eyebrows and theirs need laser. The skin specialist class, was taught by a woman who didnt have training. I came ready with questions regarding skin & she couldn't answer one. I never got to do a chemical peel on someone. Since I was the model for it.. yet I received a chemical peel certificate. I had raised concerns with the lack of information and help. This was met with "I'm sorry" granted this was from a administration team member. I felt uncomfortable asking questions in class, we didn't have time for it. The response was I'll get back to you on that or we don't have time and need to get going. My info comes from staff talking. Overall, I took a loan (from family and not from them with 30% interest plan) and tossed it in the garbage. I wish I did more research and traveled to artists. It would of saved me $5000 +