nothing but games - Stylist Drybar Employee Review

1.0
Nov 16, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

I wouldn't consider there to be any pros about working here...maybe the co workers that u meet but they pretty much make it hell

Cons

hire alcoholics who end up drinking the clients drinks in the back room (I mean real alcoholics) favoritism bullying harassment bartenders steal tips lack of respect. period. it's nothing but a sweat shop you are lucky if u even get to pee during your shift clients attitudes towards stylists suck management only cares about the shop being clean when they are about to get a bonus Drybar Bethesda is literally hell.

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Pros

fun environment great work perks

Cons

Slow days go by slow and others are hectic

3.0
Jun 22, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The BEST thing about being employed as the hairstylist is that you do not have to worry about bringing/having a “BOOK” ; like in some cases where hair salons would prefer a new stylist to have a clientele base upon starting! Drybar hairstylist can easily build a “Booked & Busy” client based request if you follow these 3 tips: •SPEED (45min tops for the whole process)! •CONSISTENCY (Client consultation, Shampooing, Styling, ReBook)! •SCHEDULE ( wether you Full/Part time); Time Management is the key to maintaining your daily/weekly/monthly schedule!

Cons

Drybar is NOT your average corporate salon, they DO NOT like for hairdressers to sit around riding their CLOCK w/o nothing to do, they will have you clock out for the rest of your shift and send you home (ex.; if your shift is from 12pm-6pm and the salon slowdown around 2:15pm ( if you NOT cleaning, sweeping, restocking) they will send you home); literally, just putting you at 2hrs 15min for the day!! Highly played FAVORITISM (Depending on your “Home Salon” from District, manager to Salon manager ), *YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE A VALID REASON * ( JEALOUSY or HATING either or both are very UNPROFESSIONAL in the workplace)!

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