Average Prices for Nail Treatments for Mobile Nail Tech within Essex?

[jbelvers]

Hi there

I was wonder if anyone can help me please and let me know the average price for a mobile nail tech for the following treatments?

Full set of UV Gel Nail exts (clear)?
Full set of UV Gel Nail exts (permenant white)?Full set of Fibreglass/silkwrap Nail exts?
Full set of Acrylic Nail exts (clear)?
Full set of Acrylic Nail exts (permenant white)?

In-fill of UV Gel Nail exts (clear)?
In-fill of UV Gel Nail exts (permenant white)?
In-fill of Fibreglass/silkwrap Nail exts?
In-fill of Acrylic Nail exts (clear)?
In-fill of Acrylic Nail exts (permenant white)?

Mini Manicure without massage?
Basic Manicure with massage?
Deluxe Manicure with massage?
Mini Pedicure without massage?
Basic Pedicure with massage?
Deluxe Pedicure with massage?

Nail Paint:
1 Colour?
French Manicure?

Nail Art (Full set):
Flicks
Rhinestones (1 per nail)
etc...

This would be fab if someone could help me out with the above prices.

Thanks for your kindness.

 

[Jaffacake]

Thats a lot to ask! Have you tried searching on Google for a mobile nail tech and seeing what comes up? i'm sure most people would have prices on their website?

 

[tracey louise]

if i were you i would do some research of prices in your area and go by them as you dont want to be to much cheaper or to expensive.x

 

[jbelvers]

Ok thanks sorry I did not mean to ask out of term....
Ill do a google search & see what comes up.

 

[Bebeautiful]

Hi jbelvers,
once you search google you will find that the prices will vary according to each mobile nail tech. Good luck with your search

 

[jbelvers]

Great fab thanks Bebeautiful....
How did u get that smiley face (emotion) within ur email reply back 2 me please/
thanks....

 

[shell28]

Im in essex hun and the prices are sooo varied

 

[jbelvers]

Hi Michelle

What prices do you think are average please?
Are you mobile?
ive forgotton - brain like a siv :lol:

 

[sarahnailz]

Im in essex too and I was wondering the same thing. I actually live about 3 doors away from a nail salon and I made a genuine enquiry because I am doing an EN course, I am not in college and don't get the opportunity to see other people doing acrylics. So I booked in to get my nails done.

£38.50 for a full set of acrylics
£27 for infills.

if I qualify, I want to operate from home as I have a big conservatory type room where I keep my chair and table etc....
I was thinking of charging roughly £20 for a full set only because I need to cover supply costs and time it takes. Is that too much for a newly qualified tech?

 

[shell28]

Yes im mobile hun the salons near me charge £35+ but theres a mobile tech ive seem advertised who only charges £15 4 a full set £7.50 infill!
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[Vetty]

Im in essex too and I was wondering the same thing. I actually live about 3 doors away from a nail salon and I made a genuine enquiry because I am doing an EN course, I am not in college and don't get the opportunity to see other people doing acrylics. So I booked in to get my nails done.

£38.50 for a full set of acrylics
£27 for infills.

if I qualify, I want to operate from home as I have a big conservatory type room where I keep my chair and table etc....
I was thinking of charging roughly £20 for a full set only because I need to cover supply costs and time it takes. Is that too much for a newly qualified tech?

Low prices de-value the whole industry. If you price yourself at £20 for a full set how will the salon explain why they charge £38.50? They will know that they have experience and many courses behind them and that they have staff and overheads but do you think that will wash with people who ring up to just enquire about prices? On the other hand, what about the clients who think 'if the salon charge £38.50 then charging £20 must mean she is rubbish'?

You are better off setting your prices realistically (so you make a profit which you wont at £20 per full set btw) and doing an introductory offer of sets for £20 for a limited time (and set the time limit up front).

 

[sarahnailz]

Oh ok. I was only thinking that I couldn't charge as much as that because I don't have much experience. But I suppose Id better keep up with the trade that I have worked so hard to become.

Is it better to do a gel course as well or can you go mobile with just a diploma in acrylics? I was worried incase people start phoning and asking for other systems. I did a little research and acrylics seem to be more popular. I am going to have to do a maintenance course though first I think.

sarah xx

 

[Vetty]

Oh ok. I was only thinking that I couldn't charge as much as that because I don't have much experience. But I suppose Id better keep up with the trade that I have worked so hard to become. By the time your 'introductory offer' ends you will have the experience to be charging more.

Is it better to do a gel course as well or can you go mobile with just a diploma in acrylics? I was worried incase people start phoning and asking for other systems. I did a little research and acrylics seem to be more popular. I am going to have to do a maintenance course though first I think.

You're better off offering one system that you do well and adding in further systems down the line IMO. Also, you definitely need to understand maintenance because that is your bread and butter. Over 50% of my income comes from rebalancing, full sets alone are not enough to keep me in business.

hth's

 

[jbelvers]

wow that is low in price what that person is chargining £15 full set & £7.50 infills....

I think the more you can offer (good) the better cause if someone only wants UV Gel and you can not offer it they will go somewhere else or vice the versa...
You dont want to lose customers cause you can not offer the systems.
I do agree get 1 system fantastic before moving onto the next system though....