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Hair Dresser

PeopleonsKuwait, DubaiPosted 17 May 2026

Peopleons is hiring a professional Hair Dresser for a salon in Kuwait. The role involves performing various hair treatments, including cutting, coloring, styling, and keratin treatments. The candidate will be responsible for client consultations, maintaining salon hygiene, and promoting products. The position requires professional experience and strong interpersonal skills.

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Onsite, Kuwait

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Tier 3

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Peopleons is hiring a professional Hair Dresser for a salon in Kuwait. The role involves performing various hair treatments, including cutting, coloring, styling, and keratin treatments. The candidate will be responsible for client consultations, maintaining salon hygiene, and promoting products. The position requires professional experience and strong interpersonal skills.

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Quality 30/1005/5 clarityTier 3 company

Tier 3 staffing agency posting for a role in Kuwait; generic responsibilities and requirements.

Clear and specific duties for a hair dresser role in a salon setting.

Must haves

  • Proven experience as a Hair Dresser / Hair Stylist
  • Knowledge of modern hair treatments and styling techniques
  • Good communication and interpersonal skills
  • Ability to handle clients professionally
  • Positive attitude and team player

About the company

Staffing and recruitment consultancy firm.

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