Nail Technician Experienced

Posted 18 days ago

head case kcKansas City (MO)

Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists Beauty Salons

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 per year

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About the role

Benefits: Company parties

Competitive salary Dental insurance Employee discounts Health insurance Training & development Vision insurance

Job Overview: A skilled Nail Technician will provide manicures, pedicures, and various gel services (Gel, Builder Gel, GelX) in our eco‑friendly salon located in KC River Market. We offer a W‑2 commission‑based pay structure, flexible full‑time or part‑time options, and a supportive, family‑like environment focused on sustainability and client service.

Responsibilities: Perform manicures, pedicures, and gel nail services with high quality and accuracy. Maintain a clean, safe, and customer‑friendly salon environment. Provide excellent customer service and help build client loyalty. Follow safety and sanitation standards and use industry‑leading products.

Qualifications: Proven experience as a Nail Technician with proficiency in manicures, pedicures, Gel, Builder Gel, and GelX. Strong customer service skills and ability to grow a client base. Positive attitude and willingness to work in a sustainable, eco‑friendly salon. Reliability and commitment to continuous learning and professional development. Pay & Working Conditions W‑2 commission‑based pay; top performers earn over $100,000 per year. Full‑time or part‑time positions available. Commission structure aligns earnings with performance.

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