How much to charge for a nail biter infill apointment?

[Missy G]

Hi , I posted a thread a couple of weeks ago about an appointment I had for my first nail bitter. Well all went well,and she actually booked in for a two week appointment infill.

Im keeping my fingers crossed she keeps her appointment this week, and has done well with her nails.

Ive told her she will need infills this week, which will cost ****,now say she has lost any of her nails , would I charge individually for nail repairs,say if shes lost two or three...(hopefully not.).with an infill charge on top,as obviously I wont be doing an infill on the lost ones?

Im a bit confused as to how to price this one so any advice would greatly be appreciated.xxx

 

[Cathie!]

Well done, glad it went well for ya!

Not quite sure what you mean though.....if it was a 2 week rebalance, I'd charge for a 2 week rebalance plus any extra for missing nails....I provide 1 nail free in my rebalance price and charge £3.50 for any others that need replacing.

HTH

 

[worthit]

Hi , I posted a thread a couple of weeks ago about an appointment I had for my first nail bitter. Well all went well,and she actually booked in for a two week appointment infill.

Im keeping my fingers crossed she keeps her appointment this week, and has done well with her nails.

Ive told her she will need infills this week, which will cost ****,now say she has lost any of her nails , would I charge individually for nail repairs,say if shes lost two or three...(hopefully not.).with an infill charge on top,as obviously I wont be doing an infill on the lost ones?

Im a bit confused as to how to price this one so any advice would greatly be appreciated.xxx

I'm no expert on these things but if my clients have any repairs by the time the 2 weeks is up for their infils then I charge £5 per nail coz this takes a lot of time after all and time is money a little tip is tha you say to your client that you will garauntee (cant spell it) for 3 days free repair after that you charge ..... whatever your fee may be the trouble with nail biters is that they still bite the extension I have a client that does just that and expects a new sey of nails every two weeks which I jave had to put a stop to as it just gets silly and her nails are soo damaged

HTH

Kate