Hair Stylist - Hillcrest | $15/hr Base + Commission, $20-30/hr Typical | PT to FT, Management Track

SPARTANBURG · On-site$15 – $30

About this role

Licensed Stylist – Part-Time Now, Full-Time & Management Track | $15/hr Minimum + Tips + Commission | Supercuts Hillcrest

Our Hillcrest stylists typically earn $20–$30/hr with tips and commission. Your floor is $15/hr. Your ceiling is up to you.

We're hiring one part-time stylist for our Hillcrest Supercuts — and we're not just filling a chair. We're looking for the person who wants to learn this business from the floor up and be first in line for a management role as we grow.

You bring the hustle. We bring the guests, the training, the product, and a clear path forward.

What You'll Earn

✔ $15/hr guaranteed — the minimum, not the goal

✔ Commission takes over the moment you out-earn your hourly. No cap. You decide what you make.

✔ Tips on top of everything

✔ Retail commission on every Paul Mitchell and Reuzel product you put in a guest's hands

✔ Steady walk-in traffic — no booth rent, no chasing clients, no building a book from zero

✔ Typical Hillcrest earnings: $20–$30/hr

The Growth Path (this is the real opportunity)

➜ Start at up to 25 hours/week

➜ Grow into 35+ hours/week as the store grows — and it is growing

➜ Learn the business side: inventory, scheduling, retail targets, guest retention, team leadership

➜ Promote into Management. We promote from within. We'd rather train the right person than hire a stranger.

If you've ever thought "I could run a salon," this is where you find out — with someone teaching you, not throwing you in.

What You'll Do

  • Deliver great haircuts, fast and consistently, without cutting corners
  • Make every guest want to come back and ask for you by name
  • Recommend and sell Paul Mitchell and Reuzel products — this is part of the job, and it's how you grow your paycheck
  • Keep your station and the salon clean, stocked, and ready
  • Jump in for your teammates without being asked
  • Learn the numbers behind the business as you go

What We're Looking For

  • Active Cosmetology or Barber license (required)
  • Weekend availability — most weekends, including Sundays. This is non-negotiable; it's our busiest time and it's where the money is.
  • Someone who hustles — moves with purpose, doesn't wait to be told
  • A real team player. No drama, no scorekeeping.
  • Comfortable recommending retail — or genuinely willing to learn. If "upselling" scares you, we'll teach you how to do it in a way that actually helps the guest.
  • Knowledge of Paul Mitchell and Reuzel is a big plus — but a willingness to learn them cold counts just as much
  • Ambition. You want more than a chair.

New graduates welcome. If you're licensed and hungry, we'll train you.

Why Hillcrest

Steady walk-in volume, a team that actually likes each other, an owner who's present, and management that would rather build you up than replace you.

💬 If you want a floor of $15/hr, a ceiling you set yourself, and a real shot at running a store — apply now.

Takes less than 60 seconds. We're reviewing applications and scheduling interviews this week.

Company at a glance

Supercuts salons are owned and franchised by Regis Corporation, the beauty industry's global leader in salons and cosmetology education. Supercuts is an industry leader in haircare services, with over 33 million guest visits per year for haircutting, hair color services and more. Supercuts primarily targets men who want a current look at an affordable price. Our proven technique, highly trained stylists and nationally recognized professional brands of haircare products all make for an exceptional guest experience.

Team Size5,001-10,000 employees
WorkspaceOn-site
IndustryRetail
Location
Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
LinkedInLinkedIn

Top Benefits

  • Commission
  • Tips
  • Retail commission
  • Training
  • Management track

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