Hair Stylist
chuck town clippersSummerville (SC)
About the role
Job Description: Why Chuck Town Clippers?
Competitive Pay:
hourly rate plus tips in a high-traffic shop Real Career Growth — we invest in our people and promote from within✂️ Great Culture — upbeat, professional, and team-first environment Employee Discounts — on products and services
About the Role:
Chuck Town Clippers is looking for a skilled, client-focused Barber or Hair Stylist who takes pride in their craft and loves making people look and feel their best. You'll be a core part of a fast-moving shop that values precision, consistency, and exceptional client experience from the moment someone sits in your chair. If you're passionate about the art of the cut, comfortable with a wide range of clients and styles, and thrive in an energetic environment — we want to hear from you.
What You'll Do:
Deliver precise haircuts, fades, tapers, trims, and shaves using both classic and modern techniques Consult with clients to understand their face shape, hair type, lifestyle, and style goals Recommend and apply the right products and treatments for each client Maintain a clean, organized station and uphold shop sanitation standards Stay current on trends in men's grooming and styling Build a loyal client base through consistency, skill, and great conversation
What We're Looking For
Required:
Valid SC cosmetology or barber license (or ability to obtain one)Experience as a barber, stylist, or in a similar role is strongly preferred Strong technical skills — fades, clipper work, scissor cuts, straight razor shaves Comfortable working with diverse hair textures and client needs Personable, punctual, and professionalA passion for the craft and genuine care for client satisfaction Ready to Join the Team? Apply today and bring your talent to one of Summerville's go-to spots for a great cut. We'd love to meet you.
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