Nail Technician | Hammer & Nails, Echo Park (earn up to $38/hour)

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hammer nails echo parkLos Angeles (CA)

Manicurists and Pedicurists Nail Salons

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Location: 2112 W Sunset Blvd, Ste I, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Position: Full-Time or Part-Time Nail Technician (Hand & Foot Specialist)

Compensation: Competitive hourly wage (based on experience) + tips + benefits

Overview: Hammer & Nails – Echo Park is a dedicated grooming lounge for men, offering a premium experience in a relaxed, private setting. We’re seeking a detail-oriented Nail Technician to deliver high-quality manicures and pedicures tailored to our male clientele.

What You’ll Do: Provide professional hand and foot grooming services—including manicures, pedicures, nail trimming, shaping, buffing, and cuticle care. Maintain exceptional cleanliness and sanitation at your station. Uphold Hammer & Nails’ signature grooming protocols and service standards. Educate clients on proper nail care, product use, and maintenance tips. Build loyal relationships with guests through outstanding service and communication.

What We’re Looking For: Valid California Nail Technician license (or Cosmetology license with nail experience).Experience in nail care (men’s grooming experience is a plus).Strong attention to detail, hygiene, and professionalism. Excellent customer service, interpersonal skills, and client retention mindset. Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.

What We Offer: Competitive hourly pay, based on experience, plus earning potential through tips. Hands-on training with Hammer & Nails’ grooming protocols. Opportunities for advancement within our growing Echo Park location. A stylish, high-end environment with top-of-the-line tools and products. Employee benefits (depending on full-time status): sick leave, 401k, discounts, commission

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