Stylist - Part Time

Cambridge

10 months ago

Applications closed

On behalf of our client, we are seeking to recruit a Stylist to join my client till the end of December 2025, however, could be extended.

Role: Stylist
Pay: £12.50 per hour PAYE
Location: Cambridge
Contract: 12 hours per week, Saturday & Sunday
IR35 Status: Inside

Responsibilities

Assisting customers by introducing the powerful features of our hair care products, styling different types of hair and demonstrating the correct product, for their type of hair.
Assisting the wider store team in demonstrating a range of other products.
Provide an authentic and premium customer experience.
Develop and drive sales aligned with business plans and targets.
Build relationships with the in -store team and support throughout the day.

Essential Skills:
An individual who has experience in styling hair and good customer service.
Past retail experience would be desirable but not essential.
An Enthusiastic and passionate about new hair care technology and can engage with customers about which product would best suit their hair type.
An ambitious spirit will be necessary for ensuring growth within the store.
Excellent communication skills and a real passion for giving the customer a first -class experience.

Other
Shifts - Saturday 10:30 - 17:30 & Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please send your updated CV to: Natalie Dalkin at Line Up Aviation

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