Drybar reviews

-Not enough pay for the work or for being licensed -Have to find coverage to do anything outside of work (ex. court, school) -Not very flexible w/ scheduling -Force you to sell retail (Products are $26+ and you only get like $2 from that) -No natural hair products -Natural clients take way too long & you don't get paid for it (they charge more for people with extensions who have less hair than a naturally girly girl) -Clients are CHEAP most come from paying 100+ for a blow out and expect the same quality. -Police social Media -Too many unpaid breaks; 2 to 3 hour breaks on 6/7hr days but they are split into 45-60mins so you can't really go home -Employees complain

- mandatory to work a sat or sun. not fair to the majority of stylist that work at hair salons or have other jobs that require weekends. - minimum pay - aside from blow drying 8 hours a day you are also required to do the housekeeping. you will be cleaning toilets as well as blow drying. - extremely corporate. - no part time days. 7-8 hours minimum. they don’t care how much your body hurts. - you only get a 30 min break on an 8 hour day and clients are treated like cattle so sometimes you are doing back to back blow dries.