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Floyd's 99 Barbershop

Hair Stylist

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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What they do

A Barber, Hair Stylist, or Cosmetologist provides haircuts, shampoos, hair styling and other beauty services to customers. Works in a salon business or independent shops, including barber shops that serve primarily male customers. May sell hair or skin products.

$41,980 / year median in Colorado

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

What You'll Do As a full-time Hair Stylist at Floyds 99 Barbershop - Erie, CO, you'll deliver consistent, high-quality cuts and style services that keep guests coming back. This role exists to create a great in-shop experience—clean work, clear communication, and results people feel good about.
Responsibilities:
Consult with guests, confirm the look, and execute haircuts and styling with care Maintain a sanitary station and follow safety standards Recommend products when it genuinely helps the guest Support the team during busy rushes and stay on schedule
Qualifications:
Valid cosmetology or barber license (or ability to obtain per Colorado requirements) Comfort working at a steady pace with walk-ins and appointments Solid fundamentals, openness to coaching, and a customer-first mindset If you want a Hair Stylist role with real earning potential ($65,000-$80,000/year), apply and let's talk. The Benefits Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) Life insurance Paid time off Employee discounts A Typical Shift You'll clock in, set up your station, and scan the day's mix of appointments and walk-ins. Between guests, you'll reset tools, keep your space sharp, and check in with the front desk on timing. Some days are smooth; others stack up fast—so you'll lean on teammates, stay calm, and keep the vibe upbeat. You'll wrap up by cleaning down, restocking what you used, and heading out knowing you left the shop ready for the next shift.