Actually, your posting here is a great service to the people of your area. As the humanoid known as Kimberly Williams has raged, when you enter that person’s info into Google, you get directed here before you get directed to that person’s website, so it is likely that people will see your review and consider themselves warned.
I would like to take time to point somthing out at this juncture. As much vitriole and bile as this person has served up to us over the last half a decade, we have always maintained that we had never had a review of the actual work one might be able to obtain if one were to actually visit the famed offices advertised by Kimberly Williams, Boston School of Electrolysis located in Scottsdale/Phoenix Arizona (AZ). Even when a poster here told her story of driving far out of her way (against our recommendations) to Scottsdale/Phoenix Arizona to try out the services there, and ended up leaving due to the (um, what’s that?) rude behavior, condition of the office, odor of the office, and furthermore being told that the time had been double booked, and she should go have lunch and return in 2 hours, did we jump all over Scottsdale/Phoenix Arizona’s Kimberly Williams and The Famed Boston School of Electrolysis? No, we did not. We lamented that someone went all that way and did not sample the work and so could not come back with a review that said, the place is not my ideal, but at least the electrolysis is well performed, or the place stinks, and so does the work delivered.
As for the students of the Scottsdale/Phoenix Arizona so-called boston school, well, the so-called school was never certified, so one can’t use state education funds or government loans to go there, and you can’t use any credits earned there to qualify for any state’s licensing program, so what good is it? Oh, yeah, one could qualify for his/her self created Five Star Electrolysis Certification and pay him/her additional money over the years for his/her “Certified Educational Upgrads”. Which is strange, as if one was taught by The Ultra Superior Kimberly Williams at the World Renowned Boston School Of Electrolysis at 7330 East Earl Dr, Suite J, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, in the first place, why would one need upgrades to that Ultimate educational experience in Kimberly Williams’ opinion? One would think that this person who is always touting licensing would want to make damned sure that the school that person runs is capable of turning out licensed practitioners, but apparently not. This known problem is even admitted by Kimberly Williams in that the signage of the office simply says, Boston Electrolysis. The word school does not appear anywhere visible to the outside world, except in the web site address vinyl letters showing the web site address on the window to the actual office, which is in the rear of the building, not visible from the street view so prominently displayed on Williams’ web site. It must also confuse most people, as they know they are standing in Scottsdale/Phoenix Arizona, and are probably wondering if it is like when you got to an Native American Casino, where you may be in the state of New York, but you are suddenly standing in The Seneca Nation.
Now we have it from someone who has been to 7330 East Earll Dr, Suite J, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 more than once. The work is nothing to write home about, the equipment is in need of upgrading, and lots of people here on HairTell deliver better work results.
