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Job Description: Lead Barber | High-End Manhattan Barbershop
Location: Kips Bay / Murray Hill, NYCPosition: Full-Time
Compensation: Competitive Guaranteed Salary (Discussed on phone call) STRICT REQUIREMENT CHECKLISTBefore applying, please ensure you meet all three of the following non-negotiables: Licensed: Must hold an active NY Barber License.5+ Years Experience: Minimum 5 years behind the chair with a proven track record. Fluent English: Must speak English fluently to deliver top-tier client care.
About Us: We are a high-volume, upscale barbershop in the heart of Kips Bay/Murray Hill. We deliver a luxury experience for every client—complete with complimentary espresso, craft beer, and a signature hot towel finish after every cut. If you take pride in your craft and want a stable, high-paying position with a steady stream of upscale clients, this is the spot for you.
What You’ll Be Doing: Mastering ALL hair types, textures, and styles (precision skin fades, tape-ups, long hair, classic cuts, and traditional hot towel shaves).Providing exceptional customer service and making clients feel at home. Maintaining a clean, high-standard station in a busy, fast-paced shop.
Why Join Our Team? Guaranteed Income: Stable salary-based pay structure—no stressing over commission splits or chair rental fees High Volume & High Tips: Busy shop with a generous, loyal clientele. Great Atmosphere: Professional, upscale, modern work environment.
How to Apply: If you meet the 3 core requirements above, we want to hear from you! Apply today with your resume or a link to your work/Instagram, and let’s schedule a phone interview.

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