Licensed Beauty Advisor - Full Time

sephora.com•Las Vegas, NV
•$20 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

As a Licensed Beauty Advisor at Sephora, you’ll guide clients on their beauty journey in the Beauty Studio and beyond. You’ll use your beauty expertise to provide services, teach and inspire clients, and help create an enjoyable experience. The role works as part of a diverse, supportive team and contributes to store results through beauty services, client care, and product sales.

Requirements

  • Hold an active license to provide waxing, makeup, and false application services in the state where services are performed.
  • Have 1–3 years of experience in a similar role or in a retail, hospitality, or service environment.
  • Have strong knowledge of beauty products, services, trends, and techniques.
  • Demonstrate the ability to deliver personalized client service and build lasting relationships.
  • Be a team player who thrives in a collaborative and goal-oriented environment.
  • Be a quick learner with the ability to absorb and share product knowledge effectively.
  • Be physically able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds.
  • Meet the required minimum weekly hours for full-time work (30–40 hours per week).
  • Be available during peak retail operations, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
  • Demonstrate punctuality and consistent attendance.

Responsibilities

  • Help achieve store goals by providing and rebooking beauty services, servicing clients, and selling products.
  • Provide makeup, waxing, and other services listed in Sephora’s Beauty Services menu.
  • Stay informed about beauty trends and product knowledge to educate and empower clients.
  • Keep licenses active and uphold health and safety protocols.
  • Promote an inclusive culture where everyone feels empowered.
  • Follow company policies and help create a safe, secure, and enjoyable shopping experience.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive healthcare and wellbeing benefits based on eligibility.
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