Lash Technician: Training Included at a Busy Studio

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amazing lash studioGaithersburg (MD)

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SALARY

$20 K and $80 K per year

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About the role

Are you a cosmetologist or esthetician who has experience with lash extensions and brow services? Then come join our growing esthetician and cosmetologist team at the Amazing Lash Studio brand where we specialize in making everyone look and feel refreshed, beautiful and AMAZING! Salon or lash tech experience necessary at this time! Eyelash Technician / Lash Technician Benefits Competitive compensation plan with potential to make between $20K and $80K per year depending on full-time or part-time status Discounts on retail products A fun, well-managed, successful, and busy work environment Full 2-week intensive eyelash application training Here’s what we’re looking for in A licensed professional in esthetics / aesthetics, or cosmetology Willingness to learn new lash and eye area techniques A positive, friendly, upbeat and personable demeanor and attitude A customer service-oriented individual who can communicate effectively with clients, studio management and coworkers A professional appearance at all times Thrives in a fun, team-oriented environment If you are not able to work weekends or evenings please do not apply. We are currently only hiring for these specific times. ©2024 Amazing Lash Franchise, LLC (“ALF”). Each Amazing Lash Studio® location is independently owned and operated. Franchise owners are solely responsible for all employment decisions and matters regarding their independently owned and operated studios. All individuals hired by franchise owners’ studios are their employees, not those of ALF. Amazing Lash Studio® and Amazing Lash Studio + design are registered trademarks owned by ALF.

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