Ulta Beauty reviews

Learning skills and sales and marketing strategies. Worked in collaborative Teams with the vendors to upsell as well as meet our numbers and our goals. It’s definitely an independent environment, where you know your duties and obligations and you complete them. Very fast space environment definitely involves a lot of communication as well as organizational skills. Opportunity and it gives you the experience you can explore more options.

Communication lack of awareness and somewhat laziness on the managers zones as well as favoritism bias and discrimination when it comes to medical background.

25% off

They could benefit from giving a little bit more to their employee and offering more support as well as empowering us to make those numbers by attending and caring about the needs and mental health of the staff.

More diversity, less bias, and favoritism understanding that your employer bringing in the revenue so they deserve acknowledgment as well as perks. Higher raises, More discounts, More offers offered for the year to take off for family for yourself, etc.

Having confidence and understanding what you’re praying for in the passion and that you have for the industry that you’re choosing to be in the interview very smooth. I can professionally dress, and I come ready to express why I deserve the position.

It doesn’t compare the numbers don’t match.

I don’t feel confident in it. I think it has a lot of work that needs to be done.

My clients, their satisfaction, their appreciation and the success of my collaborations with vendors and my team.

I enjoyed being around my co workers everyone seemed to get along we never had big issues the time that I worked there. The job itself wasn't as stressful like other jobs I've had. The most stressful customers you get would be the ones that complained about a coupon and that was pretty much it other than that the job was pretty easy and the pay was more than minimum wage and hours were pretty decent with at least 15-30 hours for being part time in my area.

Theres being a Beauty Advisor or Prestige Beauty Advisor and I was the Beauty Advisor which you were basically the person trapped at the cashier. I felt like I did a good job working getting done what had to be done always showing up on time to work. But I felt like managers didn't really care I mean they would say good job or give me a pat on the back and that was about it. Working at Ulta you get "gratis" and free training of new products and I never got to be apart of that because I wasn't "Prestige" but I remember working with this one girl and she was one of the Prestige Beauty Advisors and most of the co workers complained about her not doing her job, being late, calling out, yet she got to be apart of the trainings and get free products just because her title being prestige and that just shows how managers definitely have their favorites.

I liked the discount and being around makeup and getting to know when the next new thing will come out.

Very hands on. My managers were understanding when mistakes were made, and there were many opportunities for growth and promotion.

I loved my job at Ulta Distribution, although I feel that not everyone was treated equally. There were many of us who had been given much more demanding tasks, whilst others didn’t seem to have to do anything that they were not a fan of doing.

Free merchandise. Once a month or more, employees were given goodie boxes/bags full of slightly damaged product, worth anywhere from 5-500 dollars.

It's a fun environment to learn more about beauty and exploring what you like and interacting with customers in a more personal way by exchanging personal suggestions and genuinely liking when customers enjoy a product you suggested!

The somewhat competitive/judgemental working environment to know the most about the beauty industry and display it through how you dress and do your makeup and pressure to always be up on the latest trends

The employee discounts are great!!

Met great people

they speak to work life balance in there culture, but don't hold true to it at all. Management has no integrity or interest in helping guest. It became about "what's best for the gm"

Discounts and gratis

Great atmosphere and positive people.

Covid made it difficult to give clients the usual comfortable hairdressing experience.

Extensive product sales and selection

Multiple positions in one location!

The unfair pay and shifts.

Discount on salon services and 25% retail and gratis!

My co-workers

Don’t feel supported by company

My discount and ability to speak to new people everyday

I like the discount on the the products I receive

Having to stand during whole shift. The rude managers. Not enough money.

The discount I get

I really like the customers, and learning about products.

It has been one of the most toxic environments I have ever had the displeasure of experiencing. It's worst than a middle school group of girls.

50% off salon services.

Helping customers

Long hour standing and have to work weekends

Discount/401k/makeup

beauty products and services

unstable Management

the product knowledge training

Solid company

Strict clock in arrangement

As a nana get we were given one full weekend a month off every month

My manager team and benefits

One employee can ruin it for all

Free products and talking with clients

It's a fun environment to learn more about beauty and exploring what you like and interacting with customers in a more personal way by exchanging personal suggestions and genuinely liking when customers enjoy a product you suggested!

The somewhat competitive/judgemental working environment to know the most about the beauty industry and display it through how you dress and do your makeup and pressure to always be up on the latest trends

The employee discounts are great!!

Opportunity for growth

No work life balance

Product knowledge meeting diverse people

The customers, being busy. I loved meeting new people and helping others everyday.

Standing for 9+ hours a day

Weekends off

Work life balance

Nepotismis real thing, can be you need to be in the in group to move up. Lot of red must learn how to manage it

Food and gym

Flexibility in work schedule was great for my family

No benefits offered to employees ever.

Health Insurance is a very important factor right now

Benefits/staff.

I would rather not get into the details at this time.

Ins/401K/Emp Discount.

The benefits and flexibility

Not enough support for esthetician’s

Service discount

Benefits

Management, too many corporate rules, micromanaging, discriminatory towards individuals with disabilities

Discount/Gratis

Very hands on. My managers were understanding when mistakes were made, and there were many opportunities for growth and promotion.

I loved my job at Ulta Distribution, although I feel that not everyone was treated equally. There were many of us who had been given much more demanding tasks, whilst others didn’t seem to have to do anything that they were not a fan of doing.

Free merchandise. Once a month or more, employees were given goodie boxes/bags full of slightly damaged product, worth anywhere from 5-500 dollars.

Collaboration, team work, also independency

Insufficient clientele

Available health care, discount on products

Helping people find makeup to help them feel more confident about themselves.

Management style

Discount

I liked my coworkers

Awful management and little regard from upper management about the culture and environment inside stores that were bringing in money.

Discount

Met great people

they speak to work life balance in there culture, but don't hold true to it at all. Management has no integrity or interest in helping guest. It became about "what's best for the gm"

Discounts and gratis

Face-to-face connections with clients

Not treated respectfully by managers

Store discount

The discounts are wonderful

The managers don’t care about you and you’re expected to let the guests walk all over you

Free makeup occasionally

I enjoyed being around my co workers everyone seemed to get along we never had big issues the time that I worked there. The job itself wasn't as stressful like other jobs I've had. The most stressful customers you get would be the ones that complained about a coupon and that was pretty much it other than that the job was pretty easy and the pay was more than minimum wage and hours were pretty decent with at least 15-30 hours for being part time in my area.

Theres being a Beauty Advisor or Prestige Beauty Advisor and I was the Beauty Advisor which you were basically the person trapped at the cashier. I felt like I did a good job working getting done what had to be done always showing up on time to work. But I felt like managers didn't really care I mean they would say good job or give me a pat on the back and that was about it. Working at Ulta you get "gratis" and free training of new products and I never got to be apart of that because I wasn't "Prestige" but I remember working with this one girl and she was one of the Prestige Beauty Advisors and most of the co workers complained about her not doing her job, being late, calling out, yet she got to be apart of the trainings and get free products just because her title being prestige and that just shows how managers definitely have their favorites.

I liked the discount and being around makeup and getting to know when the next new thing will come out.