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Advises customers on cosmetics and fragrances, demonstrates products and manages displays, stock and sales.
Cosmetics and perfume specialised sellers sell beauty, fragrance and toiletry products in specialist shops. The work combines customer advice, product knowledge, stock care and a clean, appealing sales area.
In job descriptions, look for perfumes, cosmetics, toiletries, customer consultation, product demonstrations, skin or fragrance preferences, merchandising, checkout work, stock handling and hygiene routines.
This work is customer-facing retail in a beauty or fragrance shop. A cosmetics and perfume specialised seller helps customers compare products, explains use and scent profiles, keeps shelves presentable and handles sales routines.
Useful depth includes fragrance families, make-up and skincare ranges, hygiene routines, product demonstrations, stock rotation, merchandising and listening for customer preferences without over-selling.
Pay expectations are shaped by product expertise, store responsibility, sales targets, advisory depth, weekend or evening work and whether the role includes ordering, visual presentation or team coordination.
Experience can lead toward senior sales, store supervision, beauty consulting, product training, visual merchandising or purchasing support for fragrance and cosmetics ranges.
Check whether the advert names perfume, cosmetics, toiletries, make-up, skincare or all categories. Also look for consultation, demonstrations, stock work and hygiene routines around testers.
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47.75Retail sale of cosmetic and toilet articlesspecialised seller (5223.7)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/773753ad-c4f7-4052-b3b4-440435199d6b |
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| ESCO code | 5223.7.12 |
| ISCO group | 5223 |
| Concept type | Occupation |