Pros
Decent benefits for senior level stylists
Cons
Where do I begin... First of all they would not pay a full time receptionist, we had one guy who worked about 20 hrs a week- they are open 7 d/w. So try doing hair, helping people pick out products and stopping every 5 minutes to answer the phone. You and the other 3 people working that day could have little to no clients yet your still expected to come in because they want you "helping out on the floor" or answering the phone aka free labor since hair stylist work on commission. Starting commission is only 43%, Open til 9pm every night but Sundays, your schedule will be changed at will- don't make any plans Nov-Jan, they basically own you (they were open Easter this year too) If they think their going to be busy that week they will add extra hours to your days with out saying a word to you, all of a sudden your books just open up. As a licensed Cosmetologist I was cleaning toilets because they didn't want to pay a cleaning crew 1x a week. (I went to school so I didn't have to clean toilets) You practically give away services when they run specials- like $50 cut/color every Mon-Wed, but don't expect to make a professional judgement call on your own, like discounting a $20 toner service.