Cosmetologist / Hair Stylist

Drybar Shops•Dallas, GA

About The Position

Drybar is hiring licensed cosmetologists who enjoy styling hair and want to work in a salon with clients provided, without needing to build their own clientele. The salon focuses on blowouts and styling, with no haircuts, color, or chemical services. The role offers hourly pay, tips, and commission opportunities, along with paid hands-on training and predictable schedules. Weekend availability, including Saturdays, is requested. Current cosmetology students are welcome to apply, but a valid cosmetology license is required before working as a Drybar Hair Stylist. Drybar shops are independently owned and operated, and franchise owners are responsible for employment decisions.

Requirements

  • A current, valid cosmetology license is required before beginning work as a Drybar Hair Stylist.
  • Enjoy blowouts, styling, and finishing hair.
  • Be friendly, dependable, and enjoy taking care of clients.
  • Be available to work weekends, including Saturdays.
  • Be motivated to develop skills and earnings.

Nice To Haves

  • Current cosmetology students are welcome to apply before graduation and licensure.
  • Weekend availability may provide opportunities for higher hourly pay.

Responsibilities

  • Provide blowouts, styling, and hair finishing services.
  • Deliver a positive client experience.
  • Work with different hair types and textures.
  • Participate in commission opportunities involving retail, add-on services, braids, updos, memberships, and extensions.

Benefits

  • Clients are provided; building a personal clientele is not required.
  • Hourly pay, tips, and commission.
  • Commission opportunities on retail, add-on services, braids, updos, memberships, and extensions.
  • Higher hourly pay opportunities for weekend availability.
  • Paid hands-on training in blowouts, braids, and updos.
  • Set, predictable schedules.
  • Opportunities to grow into education and leadership roles.
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