Cosmetologist

Posted 3 days ago

completely polishedCranberry Township (PA)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Benefits:
  • Employee discounts
  • Bonus based on performance
  • Training & development
Benefits/Perks Competitive Hourly PayCareer Growth Opportunities Fun and Energetic Environment Discount on Products and Services
Job Summary: Do you have a passion for helping people look their best? We are looking for a licensed Cosmetologist to join our team. As a Cosmetologist, you will work directly with customers to help them transform their physical appearance. Cosmetologists must be able to listen to customers' needs and concerns in order to suggest suitable products and services. You will demonstrate makeup application techniques, cut/style/color hair, perform massages, and provide beauty treatments. Successful Cosmetologists are committed to providing excellent customer service and have a deep knowledge of cosmetics and skincare.
Responsibilities:
  • Listen to customers' needs and wishes and make suggestions for improving their appearance
  • Wash, Cut, color, and style hair
  • Preform scalp analysis and headspa treatments
  • Perform skin and beauty treatments, massages, hair removal, and manicures/pedicures
  • Answer phone calls and schedule appointments
  • Maintain equipment and inventory
  • Comply with all health and safety standards
Qualifications:
  • Successful completion of a cosmetology school is required
  • Proven experience as a cosmetologist is preferred
  • In-depth knowledge of all aspects of cosmetology and best practices
  • Up-to-date with trends in fashion and beauty

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