Salon assistants in Namibia earn an average wage of N$600 per month, which is lower than the national average wage of N$11,100. The wage is lower in rural areas than in urban areas. Most salon assistants work full-time, but some work part-time.

What does a salon assistant do?

A salon assistant assists with salon operations by cleaning, organizing, and preparing products. They may also provide services such as hair styling, waxing, and makeup application.

Factors that affect the salary of salon assistants

Salon assistants have a variety of skills and experience that affect their salary. Some of the factors that affect salary include:

-Education and experience: Salons often require an associates degree in beauty, which can raise the salary of an assistant with a degree. Many salons also require assistants to have experience working in a salon before they are hired, which also can increase the salary.

-Location: Salons in more affluent areas tend to pay their assistants more than salons in less affluent areas.

-Skills: Many salons require assistants to have skills such as hair styling, makeup application, and customer service.