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Spa & Wellness

Esthetician — Boutique Hotel & Day Spa

Boutique hotel spa or day spa, Mérida

Mérida

MXN 7,500 – 12,000 / monthFull-time, permanent

Monthly salary + service charge

Responsibilities

  • Deliver facial and skin treatments — cleansing, hydration, brightening, anti-aging
  • Apply Yucatecan signature beauty treatments — Mérida honey and papaya enzyme facial (local Yucatecan honey is among the finest in Mexico), cenote mineral hydration facial, copal aromatherapy beauty ritual, chaya leaf anti-inflammatory treatment
  • Conduct skin consultation and analysis for hotel guests and local clientele
  • Deliver waxing and hair removal services
  • Provide body treatment protocols — tropical sugar scrub, Yucatecan botanical wrap
  • Build relationships with Mérida's expat and long-stay community for ongoing beauty services

Requirements

  • Certified esthetician with 1+ year professional experience
  • Yucatecan botanical and ingredient knowledge — being able to explain local ingredients authentically is professional currency in Mérida's cultural tourism market
  • Basic English — boutique hotel spa guests are North American and European cultural tourists
  • Warm, relationship-oriented approach
  • Professional presentation

Benefits

  • IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
  • Staff meals
  • Uniform and locally sourced products provided
  • Service charge

Work environment

Boutique hotel spa treatment room within a restored colonial mansion, Mérida. The esthetic treatment environment — Yucatecan tile floors, copal incense, hand-woven textile accents, inner courtyard natural light — is culturally and aesthetically distinctive.

About the role

The esthetician who uses Mérida's pantry. Yucatecan honey is recognized as among the world's finest — produced by the stingless Melipona bee, used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes by the Maya for thousands of years. The Mérida esthetician who uses genuine local Melipona honey in a facial — who explains its antibacterial and wound-healing properties, its role in Mayan medicine, and why it performs differently from commercial honey — has turned a facial into a cultural experience. That is what Mérida's boutique tourism market pays for.

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