How to find a beautician for a salon or clinic
First decide which treatments you need
Beauticians are very different. Some do cleanups, peels and care programmes, others work with device-based treatments, and others do injectable procedures. Injections and some device treatments need medical training and the proper permissions, so in the request clearly separate what exactly the specialist must be able to do.
Also name the type of place. In a beauty salon, a skincare clinic or an aesthetic medicine clinic, the work and the requirements for qualifications are different.
How it works on BlaBlaPrice
You write one request on BlaBlaPrice instead of searching through groups and ads. It is checked for ads and contacts, and you get hints on what is missing. Then beauticians in your region reply.
In the chat they tell you about their education, experience, the treatments they do, convenient hours and cooperation terms. Replies are compared by content, and reviews are visible next to them. You give your phone only to the chosen specialist. It is free for the employer.
What to put in the job post
- Treatments — cleanups, peels, facial massage, device-based, injectable;
- Education — medical degree or courses, certificates;
- Pay — a share of treatments, fixed pay or rent of a chair;
- Hours — full day, several days a week;
- Type of place — salon, clinic room, aesthetic medicine clinic;
- Terms — freelance, official, by agreement;
- Experience — from 2 years, portfolio;
- Place — city and area.
Example: “We are looking for a beautician for an aesthetic medicine clinic in Sydney. Cleanups, peels, device treatments. 3 days a week, freelance, 40% of treatments. Medical degree, experience from 2 years, portfolio.”
What to agree and what to watch for
Think separately about whether you need a beautician for consultations and choosing home care, or only for performing treatments. This affects the length of an appointment.
Check the education documents and the certificates for products and devices. If the treatments need a special permission, this is a question for the specialist and for the place's legal adviser. Do not promise anything you are not sure about regarding permissions.
Discuss who buys materials and cosmetics, who provides the devices, whether the place brings in clients, or the specialist has to bring their own base. The share affects motivation, so spell out what it is calculated from: the price of the treatment or the profit. For related jobs, see the “Beauty / fitness / sport” section, for example a massage therapist.
If you are looking for a job as a beautician
Register on BlaBlaPrice as a service provider, choose this category and your region, and reply to the places' job requests. Read more about the service on the “How it works” page.
