For Beauty Professionals

Your career hub for jobs and salon space

Create your professional profile, get discovered by salon owners, and find your next booth or suite.

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Professional showcase

Build a polished public profile with portfolio photos, skills, experience, and rental preferences.

Find jobs and space

Search salon jobs and booth or suite rentals in your city, all from one account.

AI-powered setup

Import from your website or social profiles to fill in your profile in minutes.

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Questions from beauty pros

Booth and suite renters are usually self-employed. You pay your own income tax and self-employment tax. This is not tax advice. A preparer who works with beauty pros can set up quarterly estimates.

Your book of clients is yours when you rent. Ask the owner about non-compete language before you sign. Salon Renter is not a party to the lease.

You can tour while you finish school. Most owners want an active state license before you start taking clients in their space.

SalonHires lists jobs, including commission and employee roles. Salon Renter lists spaces you rent. The same account works on both sites.