Your waxing prices for legs & arms?

[EMMA AT ELITE]

Hi All,
I know what you charge depends on location etc,

but out of curiousity what do you all charge for;
half leg
full leg
half arm
full arm

I charge;
half leg - £9.50
full leg - £18
half arm - £10
full arm - £14

God knows why I charge more for half arm than half leg, stupidly this has only just dawned on me so think I will put the half leg up to £10 too!

Emma x:hug:x

 

[angelina221]

Half leg £12
Full leg £20
Forearm £9
Full arm £12.50

And for men
Half leg £18
Full leg £25
Forearm £12.50
Full arm £17.50

 

[ADiva1]

Hi All,
I know what you charge depends on location etc,

but out of curiousity what do you all charge for;
half leg
full leg
half arm
full arm

I charge;
half leg - £9.50
full leg - £18
half arm - £10
full arm - £14

God knows why I charge more for half arm than half leg, stupidly this has only just dawned on me so think I will put the half leg up to £10 too!

Emma x:hug:x

Emma! I think you are fabulous and experienced therapist - so why not charge more When is your next price increase? Why not do one for the VAT rise which is due at the end of the year?

Me (I'm in the South East)

Ladies:
Half leg £18.00
Full leg £27.00
Half arm £16.00
Full arm £22.00

Men:
Half leg £23.00
Full leg £32.00
Half arm £20.00
Full arm £25.00

 

[TheBack&Beyond]

Does pricing for men count?

Pricing options for hot wax hair removal

 

[EMMA AT ELITE]

Thank you for all your replies its good to see how/what people charge

Andrea - Thank you, :o my beauty room is in East London, so my prices have to reflect the location, and I do try to keep treatments affordable for my clients, however I am thinking of putting up a one or two of the waxing prices (half leg & half leg & bikini line) I dont really have a price increase on the whole, I have just put up; mani, pedi (prices twice), & intimate waxing (prices once) over the last 7 years :irked: x

Jason - I love the fact that you have codes for your treatments, very thoughtful & good idea! x

Emma x:hug:x

 

[TheBack&Beyond]

Thanks Emma,

one piece of advice is to make sure you either memorise the codes - or stick a copy of them in the front of your book. You can't ask the customer exactly what the code means - it defeats the object!