If you want to work at Clarel, its official careers website lets you view vacancies the company advertises in beauty, hygiene and personal care. Many of the opportunities are in shops and involve advising customers, although warehouse and office roles may also be available.
We explain how to find an opportunity, compare the available working hours and prepare a CV suited to a customer-facing role.
Careers website checked: Clarel advertises roles listed as “Beauty Adviser”, with specific hours and locations. Do not treat a vacancy in another city as evidence that there is a position near you.
How to submit your CV to Clarel
- Go to the official careers website mentioned in this guide.
- Search by job title, location or category if filters are available.
- Open a current vacancy and check the location, hours, requirements and application process.
- Complete the application form by following the instructions.
- Keep the confirmation and check for follow-up communications through the channel you selected.
Before applying, read how to write a CV and tailor the opening lines to the actual duties of the role. Do not share passwords, bank details or sensitive documents outside official processes.
Official Clarel careers website
The source to check is Clarel’s careers page. Vacancies, forms, locations and requirements may change without notice.
Kurriku provides guidance and is not part of Clarel, does not represent its recruitment department and cannot accept CVs on its behalf.
What jobs does Clarel offer?
The company operates across different areas, so it is worth choosing one before applying. The following are types of roles related to its business, not a list of vacancies currently open:
- Beauty adviser: customer service, product advice and sales in store.
- Shelf replenishment and organisation: product presentation and basic stock control.
- Store manager: operational and commercial coordination when a vacancy is advertised.
- Logistics: warehouse and distribution tasks, depending on vacancies.
- Office roles: corporate positions related to purchasing, marketing or management.
Requirements for working at Clarel
Each advert sets out its own conditions. Pay particular attention to:
- Check the exact location, working hours and whether the role is temporary or permanent.
- For shop roles, highlight your customer service skills and willingness to learn about products.
- Check the working hours, weekend requirements and availability before applying.
- For roles with responsibility, show evidence of experience in organisation or coordination.
- Do not claim beauty qualifications or language skills you do not have.
Do not assume that requirements for all roles include those that apply only to a technical department, a particular recruitment campaign or an old vacancy. If there is any discrepancy, the employer’s documentation takes precedence.
Can you work at Clarel with no experience?
Some customer service roles may be open to candidates starting out, depending on the vacancy description. Clarel advertises positions with different working hours; it cannot be assumed that every shop is recruiting or that the process is the same for every role.
For a first job, it can help to describe placements, training projects, volunteering, languages and transferable skills. Explain what you actually did and do not fill gaps in your CV with invented details.
Beauty adviser: role and responsibilities
This is a common role on its careers website: advising customers on products, sales, keeping the shop organised and responding to customers’ needs. The specific duties may vary by shop and recruitment arrangement.
Include genuine experience in retail, cosmetics, shelf replenishment or operating a till in your CV, without claiming technical product knowledge you have not acquired.
Part-time roles and temporary cover
The platform advertises vacancies specifying weekly hours and contract type, including part-time, temporary and cover roles. Requirements can change quickly from one city to another.
Check the working hours and dates before submitting your application. If you need to fit work around your studies or caring responsibilities, state your actual availability.
Working in logistics or at Clarel’s offices
The company presents shops, warehouses and offices as work environments. Recruitment for these roles may require different qualifications and skills from sales roles.
For logistics roles, highlight stocktaking and organisation; for office roles, focus on qualifications, tools and experience relevant to the specific function. Do not assume vacancies are open if they are not listed on the careers website.
Salary and working conditions at Clarel
There is no single publicly available salary for all Clarel employees. It depends on working hours, role, contract, additional payments and the conditions of the position. For part-time vacancies, always compare the salary with the number of weekly hours.
When comparing two offers, also consider travel, working hours, contract type, number of hours, additional payments, health and safety, and training opportunities. The salary for another city or company is no substitute for the written offer you receive.
How to prepare a job application for Clarel
To make your application clearer, these steps can help you avoid common mistakes:
- Search for a location on Clarel’s vacancies portal.
- Open a current vacancy and check the working hours and contract type.
- Tailor your CV to customer service, product advice or store management.
- Include demonstrable retail or sales experience if you have it.
- Apply for the role using the form in the advert and keep track of your application.
If you can provide additional information, you could write a brief cover letter stating the role you are looking for, your availability and the strengths you can demonstrate. Avoid simply repeating your entire CV.
Frequently asked questions about working at Clarel
Where do I submit my CV to Clarel?
Through the vacancies listed at empleo.clarel.es/jobs and the official application forms.
What shop roles are available?
The company advertises recruitment for beauty advisers and other roles depending on its needs.
Are part-time jobs available?
Yes, the careers website lists vacancies with different working hours; availability depends on the location.
Do I need experience working in a perfumery?
Requirements vary by vacancy; customer service skills may be relevant.
Other companies where you can look for work
You can also broaden your search with Working at Primor, Working at TOUS or explore the company directory. Check each vacancy before sharing your personal details.
Official sources and checking vacancies
This guide uses corporate pages or recruitment channels identified for the company. It does not present vacancies as permanent: check the sources before applying, as recruitment processes, deadlines and conditions can change.