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As a Cosmetic Sales colleague, also known as a Beauty Advisor, your focus is to support the Beauty needs of our customers to drive sales. Collaboration: Partnership with the total Beauty team to drive sales and deliver the customer experience.
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Enthusiasm for the beauty industry and the skills to provide outstanding customer care. Makeup application: Show and teach the use of all beauty products by applying them on the customer.
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Both a product educator and beauty enthusiast, you specialize in making our customers feel beautiful and confident. Previous cosmetic or fragrance sales experience a plus. Show and teach the use of all beauty products by applying them on the customer.
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Subject Matter Expertise: Proficiency in vendor line(s) and beauty trends serving as a knowledgeable resource in this area. Continuous learning: Self-driven to keep up with Macy’s beauty product knowledge and beauty trends and stay current with all training through Macy’s educational resources.
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