Esthetician — Resort Spa

Responsibilities

• Deliver full esthetic treatment menu — facials (cleansing, hydrating, anti-aging, brightening), chemical peels, microdermabrasion, eyebrow and lash treatments, waxing, body scrubs
• Conduct thorough skin consultation — Fitzpatrick skin type assessment, condition identification, treatment customization
• Apply post-sun skin treatments — Cancún's sun exposure creates consistent demand for after-sun facials, aloe vera treatments, hydration therapies
• Follow branded product protocols — work within property's product line, maintain treatment room standards
• Make retail product recommendations grounded in skin analysis
• Meet daily treatment targets in high-volume resort spa environment

Requirements

• Certified esthetician — CMMVT or equivalent recognized qualification
• Skin analysis and consultation competence
• Post-sun and tropical skin care knowledge — Cancún's sun intensity requires specific treatment adaptations
• Basic English for client consultation and communication
• Professional, hygienic presentation

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Staff meals
• Uniform and product line provided
• Service charge

Work environment

Resort spa esthetic treatment room in Cancún Hotel Zone. High-volume professional environment — the esthetician may deliver 6–8 facial and body treatments per shift during peak season.

About the role

The skin specialist for the sun-exposed traveler. The Cancún resort guest who has spent three days at the beach in Caribbean sun — and whose skin is showing the dehydration, inflammation, and UV stress of that exposure — arrives at the spa facial appointment as a person with a genuine skin problem. The esthetician who conducts a real skin analysis, selects a treatment that addresses what they're actually seeing rather than defaulting to the standard facial, and sends the guest away with specific product recommendations for their skin type and climate — has delivered genuinely professional skincare, not just a spa experience.