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Describing different hair care products and hair designs. Hair stylist MUST have current NJ State Cosmetology license. Hair Stylist must be able to maneuver wheelchair.
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Work experience as a Hair Stylist, Hairdresser, Colorist or similar role. Hair Stylist responsibilities include cutting hair using basic and advanced techniques, consulting customers about styles and colors and applying hair care products, like treatment oils and masks.
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Interests: cosmetologist, cosmetology, hair stylist, hairstylist, hairdresser, haircare, beauty salons, haircutting, styling, training, education, school, sales, district leader, area leader, field education, distributor, technical, professional, design, platform performing artist.
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An innovator: on top of cosmetology industry trends and methods to make certain Sport Clips is the dominant male hair-care chain in the United States; continuously improving systems to increase efficiencies and align with current trends.
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Other titles for this role: hair stylist, hair dresser, hairdresser, cosmetologist. You can learn new skills such as makeup and hair extensions (we'll pay for your certification.
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Hairdresser, Hair Stylist, stylist, Beauty Salon/ salon, Makeup Artist experience is an asset. We have partnerships with premium brands such as UNITE Hair care and Color Wow who provide training and support for our staff.
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Amazing product partnerships and training including: UNITE hair care, Color Wow and Glo Skin Beauty, who support and love our salon staff as much as we do. Blo is a recognized brand with an international presence in the hair and beauty industry.
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A family-owned company, we have grown to become one of the nation’s largest providers of post-acute care, which includes skilled nursing rehabilitation centers, long-term care centers, assisted living communities, independent rehabilitation centers and long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH.
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Sport Clips is one of the most respected and fastest-growing hair care franchises in the United States. As an Area Coach (Hair Stylist Educator), you play an important role in developing our Teams and brand by ensuring every Sport Clips Client receives a Championship Haircut Experience.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Hairdresser located in Boston, MA. The Hairdresser will be responsible for providing hair styling, hair care, and hair cutting services to clients.
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Skills and ExperienceCertificate III in Hairdressing qualification (essential)Previous experience in HairdressingExcellent customer service experiencePassionate about hair and beautyStrong communication skillsAt Hairhouse, our Hairdressers love all things hair and beauty and are committed and passionate about providing exceptional and professional hair care advice to help their clients feel their best.
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