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May need to wear personal protective equipment including respiratory protection which requires a tight fitting mask that does not allow any facial hair in the face-sealing areas, fall protection, safety boots, protective clothing, hearing protection, and gloves.
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Responsible for providing exceptional guest service while administering professional facials, waxing services and an array of body treatments to resort guest; Must have thorough knowledge of the skin and have excellent facial massage and skin extraction techniques as well as posses excellent cleanliness and sanitation practices.
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Provide consistent professional facial and body treatments in accordance with Spa protocols and accepted certification practices. Come and join the magic with Aulani, A Disney Resort and Spa! Licensed Esthetician with State of Hawaii.
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The pay rate for this role in Hawaii is $14.25 per hour, plus commission and gratuities. Uphold the standards of sanitation and sterilization as directed by law and the spa’s policies and procedures. Benefits include Tuition Assistance, Healthcare Coverage, Weekly Pay, Free Cast Meals, Free Parking and more.
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Perform prep work and properly clean and restock room as required. This role is Part-Time and requires full availability for any shift, a MINIMUM of THREE (3) days per week – Saturday or Sunday required.
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