Esthetician Jobs

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Responsibilities

We are looking to add to our friendly and professional team. We require estheticians that are all about making the client look and feel as good as they can. In addition to the standard education of cosmetologists, we want our estheticians to learn about Aveda skincare techniques, facials, and Microdermabrasion. Estheticians get to blend the two fields of cosmetology and skin care together @ Vitality Salon & Spa.

You will regularly help people by providing facials, recommending treatments for certain skin problems, waxing unwanted hair, manicure and pedicures and various other esthetic services. All esthetician responsibilities ultimately result in a positive experience for the customer. Actual responsibilities will vary based on experience and past services offered.

Qualifications

Along with Certification in Esthetics we request that estheticians

·Stay current on the latest trends trends and protocols set by Vitality & Aveda

·Conduct a consultation appointment in which the client’s wants are discussed and options are presented.

·Apply makeup for special events.

·Keep a clean workstation and sterilize equipment.

·Manicure with/without gel polish

·Pedicure with/without gel polish

·Gel & Acrylic nail extension an asset not requirement

·Chose the facial best suited for clients needs

·Facial & Body scrubs & massage

·Provide clients with an at-home guide for skincare.

·Assess which products and services that will work within the client’s budget.

·Remove unwanted hair and protect the skin from negative reactions to hair removal.

Esthetician Skills & Assets

·Relationship building skills. Being an esthetician is a client-centered career. A good esthetician will be able to build a relationship and trust with their clients to turn them into repeat customers.

·Inferring skills. An esthetician must be able to infer a lot from all situations. They need to know what a client is thinking or how best they like their experience. In addition, a critical component of being able to infer is knowing how to ask valuable questions.

·Cleanliness skills. Even the best esthetician will lose clients and have negative word-of-mouth if their workspace is dirty or unsanitary. Therefore, they must be able to keep a clean experience and disinfect all necessary areas.

·Initiative-taking skills. A new esthetician who are new to the area or just out of school may have a hard time finding clients. As a result, these professionals must be able to take initiative and build their own brand and reputation.