Hairstylist/Cosmetologist

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nanFranklin (TN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$6,000.00 per month

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About the role

Job Summary: Nashville Blonde Salon is a fast growing luxury hair salon in Franklin (Cool Springs), TN, specializing in Blonding, Hair Extensions and Custom Color. We are looking for talented stylists to provide high-end services and client experience at the salon. Commission pay. Be part of a salon that invests in its team to quickly grow their clientele and create a one-of-a-kind client experience. This position requires a Tennessee cosmetology license. Career Advancement Paid Retail Commission Education on the latest Hair Extension & Color Techniques Brand New High-End Salon in Exciting new Restaurant & Retail Development (Canteen on Carothers) Complimentary Backbar Products Career Growth Opportunities (Stylist & Management) Luxury Retail Selection Employee Discounts Online Client Appointments Skills Extensive experience working in the beauty industry with a strong foundation in cosmetology and barbering techniques Knowledge of color theory to create customized hair coloring solutions that complement each client’s style Skilled in hair styling techniques including blowouts Excellent communication skills for understanding client needs and providing personalized recommendations Strong understanding of sanitation practices to ensure a safe and hygienic salon environment Join us if you’re passionate about beauty innovation, dedicated to delivering outstanding customer service, and eager to grow your career in a lively setting where your talent makes a difference!
Pay: From $6,000.00 per month
Benefits: Employee discount
License/Certification: Tennessee Cosmetology License (Required)
Work Location: In person

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