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Minimal Qualifications: Current cosmetology or barber license and manager license as required by state/provincial regulations Ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends Ability to provide exceptional guest service, understanding the guest’s needs, providing quality consultations and performing services requested in an efficient and professional manner.
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Requirements: Cosmetology and/or barber license (licensing requirements vary by state/province) If this sounds like you, you may have what it takes to be a salon manager at a Great Clips salon.
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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 haircuts The 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 vibe Put your passion and skills to use in a rewarding position with a Great Clips® salon team.
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Performing hair services including hair design, haircuts, color, texture, hair treatments, makeup applications, and ear piercing (where applicable) Qualified candidates will be 18+ years-old with a Cosmetology and/or Barber license, no relevant work experience is necessary.
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Basic understanding of the latest salon techniques for performing hair design, color, texture, hair treatments, makeup applications, and ear piercing (where applicable) Basic understanding to demonstrate, recommend, and sell pro hair care and makeup products.
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Sport Clips is seeking Licensed Hair stylist/Cosmetologist and Barber who are passionate about making our Clients feel and look good. Current cosmetology or barber license applicable to state requirements.
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A valid cosmetology or barber license. A valid cosmetology or barber license. It's an opportunity you will be excited to take a leap into! Our atmosphere is UNIQUE, relaxed and FUN creating a culture that both our teams and clients enjoy walking into.
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Hair Stylist/Barber Qualifications. Cosmetology and/or Barber License (licensing requirements vary by state/province) Hair Stylist/Barber Qualifications. Want to be a salon manager, trainer, or part of an artistic design team.
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