Make up lady commission?

[bexster]

Hi ladies
I have put it to a friend to do make up in my salon on a sat but I'm unsure in commission rates I was wondering if anyone can help me.
Votes for 20% 25% or 30%
I'm providing space chair and mirror and drinks for her clients
She's Providing make etc up herself

 

[ColourGirly]

Do you currently offer make up?

What are her prices?

When she starts, say she make £50 in a day would you really take £5 off her?

If it's a new thing to you would you do a rent free period? Maybe take a % over £60 a day? Or charge just a flat rate.

 

[ColourGirly]

Do you currently offer make up?

What are her prices?

When she starts, say she make £50 in a day would you really take £5 off her?

If it's a new thing to you would you do a rent free period? Maybe take a % over £60 a day? Or charge just a flat rate.

Sorry £5 is 10% .... Lol even £10

 

[bexster]

So do you think £10 is too much?
I don't, I still have to pay bills and rent a chair is from £30 per day regardless of how much you earn.
I'm not going to do a flat rate as she might not have any clients I think a % is more fair to her.
Bare in mind she has worked in my salon doing make up "rent free" to build her client base and I recommend her all the time to my brides and clients. I'm not a total cow!
I don't mean to offend anyone but I'm not asking for your attitude or abuse only your opinion on how much % to charge her. Thank you x

 

[libbylou]

How about starting, on her paying you 20% commission with the view of upping it to 30% when she gets busy. If she is only going to be working a Saturday , she is not going to be earning big money, so it may be better for you to charge her a daily rate. x