hair stylist

Glamour

You are started off working per hour as an assistant. Growth is determined solely by owner. Even if you have demonstrated you have mastered certain styles you will still be kept behind as an assistant until the owner moves you to advancement. It is more cost effective for the owner to keep you as an assistant. A lot of times you would be given a service that the owner did not want to perform (sew in or a braided style ) that would take a lot of time out of your day and you not get commission. You really need to have your own clientele or be prepared to work as an assistant not being taught because none of the stylists have the time to really show you any techniques.

This salon was entirely too busy to really learn and develop more techniques and skills. There was no one who would take the time out to show you anything. You literally just become great at washing clients hair and cleaning. When I informed the owners of my pregnancy I was offered help for breaks and lunches for a week. After that week I was barely able to sip water during a 12 hour shift. More salon assistants were need but none were sought until I informed the owned of my 2 week resignation. Also extremely manipulative environment.

A typical day at work was very busy, I learned a lot about cosmetology, management was very stern and professional, she was very precise about everything which was good. My co-workers were professional too. The hardest part of the job was being on my feet all day. The most enjoyable part of the job was the meeting people from all walks of life. I enjoyed talking and laughing with people while coloring or shampooing their hair. Also this salon was a Christian salon, I enjoyed the prayers before we open.

My ordinary day at work starts when the client arrived at the salon. Most of the time tasks are well handled accordingly since I have my colleagues to support me. The workplace is pretty amazing since I am living in a city, a different environment would be nice. As I can remember, the challenging part of the job is when there are clients who are complaining about the service.

Awsome place to work friendly environment clean and comfortable nothing is a competition everyone is family and when u go to get your hair done u have a good time and relax

Good place to work if you are a beauty school graduate.you get sun - tues off.not a booth rent based salon hourly based at 10 dollars an hour. Commission based only after you reach senior stylist position and bring in  1000 dollars a week.

they are small but friendly people. the customers are nice but not a lot of tips. overall, too small not enough space to walk around. The owner try to do everything because they don't have enough people to work for them. stay late after not good.

No bad behavior just I quit work salary is very low  and I work every single day 11 hours and I have too many things to do I want good work and I want to make money but my owner nice but she give me hard time some time

Hair shop run by very young people with young ideas. I had a lot of experience that wasn't always respected. I worked here for a year because jobs are hard to find. I managed to hang on for a year.

Working here was great. All employees worked as a team. I loved going to work here everyday. Stylists loved to share their secrets with each other. This kept everyone’s skills up to par.

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