Post where pros actually look
Post the opening on a live salon hiring board, share the link on your social media, and tell your team. A clear post with real terms gets better applicants.
Put the real terms in the post
State booth or suite rent or commission split, what is included, hours, license requirement and your city. Pros skip posts that hide the money.
Screen for skill and fit
Review their portfolio, ask about their clientele and specialties, and consider a paid trial day. Verify their license with the state.
Put it in writing
Write down rent or split, retail commission, client ownership, notice period and hours before they start.
Post your opening
Salons on Book My Salon SBS post openings free from the dashboard (Staff, then Now Hiring). Not using the software? You can list an opening for $12 monthly ($10/mo paid yearly).
Common questions
Where should a salon post a job opening?
On a live salon hiring board such as Book My Salon's, plus your own social media. Include rent or split, hours and license requirements.
Live openings
See the Book My Salon hiring board for openings posted right now.