Barber/Beauty Professional invoice template
Chair-based billing is per service with add-ons, and booth rent versus commission changes who invoices whom. Build one below — prefilled barber/beauty professional services, payment terms, PDF download, and a public payment link.
How barber/beauty professional invoicing actually works
Client-facing billing is straightforward — service, add-ons, retail products, tip — but the business structure underneath decides the paperwork. A booth renter is a business paying rent to a salon and invoicing their own clients; a commission stylist is paid by the salon. Getting that structure clear matters for tax treatment and for who issues what to whom.
Add-on services are the margin: treatments, toners, glosses, extended time for length or density. Listing them individually rather than as a single service price is both clearer for the client and how you avoid quietly absorbing the extra forty minutes a thick head of hair takes.
What belongs on a barber/beauty professional invoice
Beyond the universals — your details, the customer's details, a unique invoice number, dates, totals and payment terms — these are the lines that matter in this trade.
- Service and add-ons, itemised
- Base service plus treatments, toners, glosses and any length or density surcharge.
- Retail products sold, separately
- Product sales are taxed differently from services in many states.
- Stylist or operator
- Particularly in a multi-chair shop with different rates by seniority.
- Deposit and cancellation terms on long services
- Colour and extension appointments occupy hours that cannot be refilled.
Line items this template starts with
These are the prefilled starting values in the BillingDone barber/beauty professional template — a starting point to edit, not a survey of market rates. Set your own prices once and they save for next time.
| Service | Unit | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Haircut | Each | $45.00 |
| Color service | Each | $140.00 |
| Styling | Each | $75.00 |
| Makeup application | Each | $95.00 |
| Bridal service | Project | $250.00 |
| Product | Each | $28.00 |
| Travel fee | Visit | $45.00 |
| Event beauty package | Project | $500.00 |
Getting paid as a barber/beauty professional
- Collect at the chair. Retail and add-ons are easiest to sell in the same transaction.
- Take deposits on long colour and extension appointments; a no-show costs you half a day.
- If you rent a booth, keep your business records separate from the salon's from the start — reconstructing them later is painful.
Example invoice wording: Completed requested beauty service and provided product recommendations.
Barber/Beauty Professional invoicing questions
What should a barber/beauty professional invoice include?
A barber/beauty professional invoice should include your business details, the customer's contact information, itemized services, materials or fees, taxes, payment terms, a due date, and a clear total due.
Can barber and beauty professionals send invoices from a phone?
Yes. BillingDone is designed for fast mobile invoice creation so you can create, send, and collect payment while you are still on site.
Can I save common services?
Yes. Start with the built-in Quick Add Invoice Library, then save custom services, prices, and descriptions for your own repeat work.
Should salon services and retail products be on separate invoice lines?
Yes. Many states tax retail product sales differently from services, and separating them keeps your sales-tax reporting straightforward instead of requiring reconstruction at filing time.
Should colour appointments require a deposit?
For long appointments, yes. A colour or extension booking occupies hours that cannot be refilled at short notice, and a deposit with clear cancellation terms is the standard protection.
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