Cherub Tricho

Monday reminder. It always starts at the scalp. 🤍

We're growing our team. 💚

Cherub Tricho is looking for a Hair Stylist with a genuine interest in trichology to join our new clinic in Canary Wharf, London. Experienced or eager to learn - we'd love to hear from you.

What the role involves:
→ Tailored styling for every client
→ Scalp and hair health consultations
→ Client education on treatments and care
→ A clean, professional environment

What we're looking for:
→ Qualified stylist with salon experience
→ Passion for scalp health and hair care
→ Strong communication skills
→ Eager to grow within trichology
→ Reliable and self-motivated.

Flexible working available - full-time, part-time, or freelance. Monday to Sunday.

TO APPLY, send the following to [email protected]

PLEASE INCLUDE: Your CV or professional profile, a brief introduction about yourself and your experience, photos of your work or portfolio, any relevant qualifications or trichology certifications, your preferred role type, and your availability.

Join a team dedicated to helping clients achieve healthier hair, greater confidence, and lasting results. We look forward to hearing from you. 🤍

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