Pros
Good way to start off your career as a beautician considering nothing permanent is being done (color/cuts). You will always get a client for the day as long as theres clients is also good if u dont have clients yet. The products and tools are good and they give you 50% off. Working at drybar is a good way to perfect your styling skills and is a fun fast paced work environment. Theres always opportunities to move up in the company as well. No real dress code besides wearing drybar colors so no stressing about what youre wearing to work everyday.
Cons
No real benefits, no full time positions unless you move up to management, minimum wage + tips & commission from product sales, if busy no real time for breaks, clients can be difficult sometimes, unreasonable time limits for clients (30-45 mins to complete a client) and lack of tools/products for clients with curly/coily hair
