Stylist
lsgf managementSavannah (GA)
$33.17/hour
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lsgf managementSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$33.17/hour
About the role
Job Description:
Licensed Hair Stylist / Cosmetologist – Flexible Schedule + High Earnings Potential
Join one of the largest Great Clips franchise organizations in the country! We are currently hiring licensed stylists for full-time and part-time positions. Enjoy a busy salon with an established customer base, flexible scheduling, ongoing training, and strong earning potential from day one.
Our stylists averaged $33.17/hour last week including base pay, productivity bonuses, product commissions, and tips. No employee in our company earns less than $20/hour total compensation.
What We Offer:
Established clientele and high walk-in traffic.
Flexible full-time and part-time schedules.$300 signing bonus.
Free professional shears for interviewing ($199 MSRP).Base pay + productivity bonuses + product commissions + tips.
Virtual and hands-on training programs.
Career growth opportunities with a large franchise organization.
Responsibilities:
Consult with clients to determine haircut and styling preferences.
Provide quality haircuts, shampooing, and styling services.
Recommend professional hair care products.
Deliver excellent customer service in a fast-paced salon environment.
Requirements:
Valid cosmetology or barber license.
Strong customer service and communication skills.
Ability to work in a team-oriented salon environment.
Experience with styling tools and hair products preferred.
Apply today to start building a rewarding career with a supportive team and consistent customer flow.
Learn more:
www.SoutheastClips.com
www.LSGFmanagement.com
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