Manicurist
union league club of chicagoChicago (IL)
About the role
Join the Fitness & Spa team at the Union League Club of Chicago as a Nail Technician and bring your talent to a professional, welcoming, and member-focused spa environment. We are looking for a skilled and personable Nail Technician who takes pride in their craft and enjoys creating meaningful relationships with clients. This is an opportunity to provide personalized nail services, showcase your creativity, and build a loyal clientele within a premier private club.
What We Offer:
A professional and welcoming spa environment The opportunity to build lasting relationships with club membersA steady base of members seeking quality, personalized services 20% automatic gratuity on all completed servicesA supportive Fitness & Spa team An environment where quality service and client experience are highly valued
What You'll Do:
Provide exceptional manicures, pedicures, nail treatments, and artificial nail services. Create customized nail designs and nail art based on client preferences. Recommend appropriate nail care and treatments. Deliver a warm, personalized experience that encourages repeat appointments. Provide relaxing hand and foot massages as part of nail services. Maintain a clean, organized, and professional workstation. Properly sanitize and disinfect tools and equipment. Answer client questions and provide knowledgeable nail care recommendations.
What We're Looking For:
Current Illinois cosmetologist license. Strong knowledge of manicure and pedicure techniques. Excellent customer service and communication skills. Creative, detail-oriented, and passionate about nail care. Professional, dependable, and comfortable working independently. A genuine interest in building relationships and providing an exceptional member experience.
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