Wax Specialist (Licensed Cosmetologist or Esthetician)
About the role
The role of a Wax Specialist at European Wax Center (EWC) UPMA Group involves providing expert waxing services for both men and women. This includes performing full-body waxing services using EWC's proprietary comfort wax, educating guests on waxing frequency and recommending EWC's proprietary products, and maintaining a clean and sanitized wax suite.
Responsibilities
- Perform high-quality waxing services for men and women following EWC’s proprietary techniques.
- Work flexible hours, including at least one full weekend day (Saturday or Sunday) every week.
- Educate guests on the frequency of waxing and recommend EWC’s proprietary products to maintain their results at home.
- Maintain a clean, sanitized, and fully stocked wax suite in compliance with all Texas (TDLR) safety and health procedures.
- Manage dynamic scheduling to meet guests’ needs.
Requirements
An active Esthetician or Cosmetologist license in the state of Texas is strictly required. If you are not licensed yet, you can join the UPMA family as a Sales & Guest Experience Associate to start your journey in the beauty industry and fast-track into the Hub training program once you obtain your license.
Qualifications
You must be comfortable and confident performing full-body waxing services for both male and female guests. You are also coachable and eager to master new techniques through our world-class training.
Skills
Comfortable and confident in performing all face and body waxing services for both male and female guests.
Benefits
Paid Time Off, Paid Training, and Medical/Dental/Vision options.
Pay
Guaranteed Base + Tips + Uncapped Commission & Bonuses! You are always paid your hourly base ($9/hr) on top of your sales and tips. Earning Potential: New specialists typically earn $16–$19+ per hour (total comp) after training. Our top-tier specialists earn $20–$25+ per hour.
Schedule
Dynamic Scheduling: This role requires flexibility to meet our guests' needs. You will work a variety of shifts and are required to work at least one full weekend day (Saturday or Sunday) every week.