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Adhering to all Salon standards for guest service and cleanlinessAttending manager led monthly business development meetings to support personal business growthDemonstrating your personal style (while adhering to the Ulta Beauty dress code) THE ESSENTIALS FOR SUCCESS: Qualified candidates will be 18+ years-old with a Cosmetology and/or Barber license, no relevant work experience is necessary.
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Qualified candidates will be 18+ years-old with a Cosmetology and/or Barber license, no relevant work experience is necessary. Ulta Beauty is the largest North American beauty retailer and the premier beauty destination for cosmetics, fragrance, skin care products, hair care products and salon services.
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Hair Stylist/Barber Qualifications:Cosmetology and/or Barber License (licensing requirements vary by state/province)The passion to build genuine connections with customers and provide GREAT haircutsThe desire to deliver a consistent Great Clips brand experience (don’t worry, training is provided)The ability to work with teammates to develop a supportive and positive salon vibePut your passion and skills to use in a rewarding position with a Great Clips salon team.
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Current cosmetology or barber license as required by state/provincial regulations. Current cosmetology or barber license as required by state/provincial regulations. Supercuts offers a wide range of professional services, including haircuts, color and highlights, waxing and specialty services.
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