Hair Sylist
blo blow dry barCentennial (CO)
About the role
Gorgeous, and Going Places Blo Blow Dry Bar: COMING SOON to Centennial, CO! Join a brand new salon and be an essential stylist to a solely owned Blo Bar!
Why We Will Love You:
Work weekends and are flexible with scheduling
Love making people feel beautiful, special and valued
Collaborate well with team members in a fun, professional work environment in a salon
Understand the importance of maintaining a squeaky-clean work environment when working as a stylist
Work one-on-one with our Chief Style Boss (aka Educator) to learn how to master Blo's 7 signature styles and more (via Blo's paid training program)
You Must Have:
A current cosmetology license for the state of Colorado
The ability to work weekends (Saturday at a minimum with Sunday and Friday availability preferred) and be flexible with your schedule (must be able to work peak hours as determined by the bar, typically Thursday through Saturday)
A passion for the health and beauty industry and making people feel better!
Job Responsibilities:
Participation in maintaining a professional, clean, fun and respectful work environment
Participation in routine up-training and skill advancement for hair stylists
Opportunity: potential to be cross-trained on additional services such as makeup, or be promoted to senior stylist or management roles
If you are passionate about beauty, love delivering excellent customer service, and are a team player, join the Blo family* and have a career you can be proud of!
*Each Blo Blow Dry Bar location is independently owned and operated by a Franchisee. You are completing this application to be considered for employment by the Franchisee. All employment and hiring decisions are made by the Franchisee. Blo Blow Dry Bar Inc. is not the employer. All inquiries about employment at an independently owned and operated Blo location should be made directly to the Franchisee.
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