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Job Description
Advanced Nail Services:
- Perform advanced nail treatments such as gel extensions, acrylic nails, dip powder nails, and specialized nail art designs.
- Offer additional services like paraffin treatments, hand and foot massages, and cuticle care to enhance the overall nail care experience.
- Lead a team of junior manicurists, providing guidance, training, and support to improve their skills and maintain high standards of service.
- Oversee daily operations in the nail salon, including scheduling, ensuring smooth workflow, and assisting with customer service issues.
- Mentor new or less experienced staff on advanced techniques and industry trends.
Client Consultations:
- Offer detailed consultations with clients to understand their preferences, assess nail conditions, and recommend appropriate treatments.
- Tailor services to meet individual client needs, such as special treatments for damaged nails or creating custom nail art designs.
Certification & Licensure:
- In most areas, a valid state or local license is required to work as a manicurist. This typically involves completing a cosmetology or nail technician program and passing a state exam.
Education:
- A high school diploma or equivalent is often required, and a formal cosmetology program or specialized nail technician training is essential for certification.
Experience:
- Previous experience in a salon or spa setting is preferred, but entry-level positions are often available for newly licensed manicurists.
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