Beauty Salon Invoice Template

Free invoice templates for beauty salons built for services, products, and taxes. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.

Also called: beauty salon invoice, beauty salon bill, or salon services invoice.

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Free Beauty Salon Invoice Template

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Service, tech, products, add-ons.

How to Invoice as a Beauty Salon

A quick flow that tracks services, products, and deposits so you get paid clean and on time.
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In 5 Steps:
  1. Capture the appointment details, who did the work, and every service performed.
  2. Add any retail products taken home and note travel or after-hours fees tied to the visit.
  3. If required, collect a booking deposit before the appointment and record the reference.
  4. Calculate tax on products only where applicable, review totals, and send the invoice the same day (check local rules).
  5. Apply the deposit to the balance, take payment, and email the receipt with policy notes.
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What to Include in a Beauty Salon Invoice

These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
  • Invoice number and issue date
  • Salon legal name, address, contact info, and tax ID
  • Client name and contact info
  • Appointment date, time, and service location (in-salon or on-site)
  • Provider or technician name and license #
  • Itemized services with duration and rate
  • Itemized retail products with quantity and unit price
  • Subtotals for services and for products
  • Taxes applied to products only (check local rules)
  • Payment terms, deposit reference, late fee, cancellation/redo policy, and any required consent or patch-test ID

Billing Scenarios for Beauty Salons

How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.

1.
On-location service fee; Travel/mileage
On-site bridal hair or makeup with travel
Covers the extra time and travel beyond in-salon work.
2.
Extra color product; Toner or gloss add-on
Color service needed more product or a toner
Shows the added materials and steps used to reach the result.
3.
Extra length/thickness fee; Extended time
Long or extra thick hair required added time
Explains the time and product beyond a standard service.
4.
Package credit applied; Remaining balance
Client used a package or membership credit
Keep gratuity optional and on its own line. If you add a service charge, label it clearly and explain it in your terms.
5.
Late cancellation fee; Nonrefundable deposit applied
Late cancel or no-show inside your policy window
Documents the policy use and the deposit reduction of the balance.
6.
Retail product; Sales tax on products
Separates take-home goods and shows required tax.
Separates take-home goods and shows required tax.
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Services and add ons beauty salons bill for

Include services, product sales, add ons, and taxes with professional invoice line items.

Charge or Service
Unit
Taxable
When to use
How to show it
Haircut & Finish
Item
Standard cut with blow-dry
Qty × fixed rate. Note length and finish so scope is clear on the ticket.
Color Application
Item
Root or all-over color
Qty × fixed rate. Record formula and bowl count for repeat visits and cost control.
Partial Highlights / Foils
Item
Foils around face/crown
Qty × fixed rate. Log foil count and toning need for accurate timing.
Toner/Gloss Add-On
Item
Neutralize or add shine
Qty × fixed add-on rate. Attach to color/highlight services only.
Keratin/Smoothing Treatment
Item
Frizz control service
Qty × fixed rate. Include process time and aftercare note for expectations.
Extension Hair (supplied)
Item
Taxable
Client purchases hair
Cost × (1 + markup%). List brand, length, and grams; keep packaging on file.
Extension Installation
Item
Install wefts/tips/tapes
Qty × fixed rate. Document method and rows to define scope and maintenance.
On-Location Styling (Hourly)
Time
Weddings, shoots, events
Time × hourly rate. Set a 2-hour minimum and require a signed schedule.
On-Location Travel Fee
Item
Travel to client site
Qty × travel rate. Base on zones or miles; confirm parking or valet as pass-through.
No-Show / Late Cancel Fee
Item
Missed or late cancel
Qty × policy rate. Tie to booking terms; waive once for goodwill if appropriate.
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Common Beauty Salon Invoicing Mistakes

You do the work right. Make the paperwork just as tight with simple fixes that prevent disputes and delays.

Mistake
How to fix it
Missing or inconsistent invoice numbers and dates, which slow tracking and confuse clients.
Use a simple numbering format and always include both issue date and due date. Keep it consistent across your system.
Leaving out your license or business identifiers, which hurts compliance and trust.
Add your license # and tax ID in the header on every invoice. Include any required permit references for specialty services and write “check local rules.”
Name the exact service and key details like length or level. Keep language simple and consumer friendly.
Name the exact service and key details like length or level. Keep language simple and consumer friendly.
Keep gratuity optional and on its own line. If you add a service charge, label it clearly and explain it in your terms.
Keep gratuity optional and on its own line. If you add a service charge, label it clearly and explain it in your terms.
Not showing the service date and who did the work, which makes redo or warranty claims messy.
Include the visit date and provider name on every invoice. State your redo window in the terms and honor it.
Hiding discounts in the rate, which makes promotions hard to audit and reduces perceived value.
Show discounts on a separate line and name the promo. Apply it to the right section so the math stays clear.

Beauty Salons Invoice FAQs

Price toners, extra bowls, stylist levels, bridal packages, no-shows, and memberships. Use the Beauty Salons Invoice Template to itemize, add fees, and get paid fast, clear answers.

How do I bill for extra color bowls and toner?

List add-ons as separate lines so clients see usage. Example: Extra Color Bowl x2 @ $15 = $30, Toner Application @ $25.

What should a cancellation or no-show fee look like on the bill?

Show your policy and the missed service. Example: No-Show Fee, 50% of Balayage $220 = $110, Missed Appointment Date: 05/14.

How do I charge different prices for junior vs senior stylists?

Create tiered service lines by level. Example: Women’s Cut, Senior Stylist @ $85, Junior Stylist @ $55.

Can I split a big color correction into progress payments?

Yes. Use milestones. Example: Deposit Paid $150, Session 1 Lightening 3 hrs @ $95/hr = $285, Session 2 Balance Due.

How do I list a bridal party with travel and on-site styling?

Bundle per person and add travel separately. Example: Bridal Updo x1 @ $120, Bridesmaid Style x4 @ $75 = $300, Travel Fee 20 miles @ $1/mile = $20.

Should tips and gratuity appear on the invoice?

You can add an optional gratuity line or record cash tips. Example: Subtotal $185, Optional Gratuity 18% = $33.30, Total $218.30.

Can I add an after-hours or rush fee for last-minute bookings?

Yes, if stated in your policy. Example: After-Hours Surcharge 25% of Service $160 = $40.

What do I need to note for state sales tax on services and products?

Tax rules differ by state. Many tax products and some tax certain services. Add a tax line and rate. Example: Taxable Subtotal $64, Sales Tax 7.5% = $4.80. Rules vary—check local rules.