Hair Stylist

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john anthony liguoriWestwood (NJ)

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Job Description: Benefits/Perks Competitive Hourly Pay Career Growth Opportunities Fun and Energetic Environment Discount on Products and Services
Job Summary: We are seeking a talented Hair Stylist to join our team, providing customers with flawless haircuts and hairstyles and helping them to look their best! As a Hair Stylist, you will provide hair cuts using basic and advanced techniques. You’ll discuss the best products and hairstyles for each individual client’s needs and preferences. Most importantly, you will make it your goal to ensure that every customer leaves our salon feeling great about their new cut and happy with the services you provided. Responsibilities Evaluate customers’ face shape, hair features, and personal preferences to recommend appropriate haircuts and hairstyles. Wash hair at hairwashing stations with appropriate products Apply hair treatment products Execute flawless haircuts, trims, and shaves Apply highlights, ombre, balayage, and other hair coloring techniques Provide customers with a wide range of hair styling options, from formal to casual
Qualifications: Successful completion of a cosmetology school is required Proven experience as a stylist, hairdresser, or similar role is preferred In-depth knowledge of hair cutting techniques and best practices Skilled at hair coloring, straightening, and curling techniques Familiar with a variety of treatment products Up-to-date with trends in fashion and beauty

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