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Salon Pro Services

Austin, TX 78701

INVOICE

#INV-2026-001

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Full highlights — balayage technique1$250.00$250.00
Haircut and style1$65.00$65.00
Olaplex treatment1$45.00$45.00
Total$360.00

Why Salon Professionals Need Dedicated Invoices

Whether you're a booth renter, an independent stylist, or a salon owner, a professional salon invoice elevates your business. Salon services are personal, often high-dollar transactions where clients want to see exactly what they're paying for — especially when a color, cut, and treatment appointment can easily exceed $200.

A salon-specific invoice also supports your business behind the scenes. It tracks service revenue by category (color vs. cut vs. retail), creates records for tax filing, and provides documentation when clients dispute credit card charges.

Typical Line Items on Salon Invoices

  • Haircut and styling — women's cut, men's cut, children's cut, blowout, updo, or special occasion styling
  • Color services — single process, double process, highlights (partial or full), balayage, ombre, color correction, toner, gloss
  • Chemical treatments — keratin smoothing, Brazilian blowout, perms, relaxers
  • Conditioning treatments — deep conditioning, Olaplex or bond-building treatments, scalp treatments
  • Extensions — consultation, installation, maintenance, removal — priced by method (tape-in, sew-in, fusion)
  • Add-on services — bang trim, beard trim, eyebrow shaping, hair glossing
  • Retail products — shampoo, conditioner, styling products, tools sold during the appointment

Best Practices for Salon Invoicing

Itemize every service separately rather than lumping everything into one line. A client who sees "balayage — $180, toner — $35, haircut — $65, Olaplex treatment — $45" understands the value of their $325 appointment. One line saying "hair services — $325" feels vague and overpriced.

If you sell retail products during an appointment, include them on the same invoice with a separate "retail" section. This helps you track retail sales as a percentage of revenue, a key metric for salon profitability.

For clients who rebook standing appointments, include the next appointment date at the bottom of the invoice as a reminder. It reinforces their commitment and reduces no-shows.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Salon Invoices

How should I invoice for no-show appointments?

Send an invoice for your stated cancellation fee, typically 50% of the booked service price. Make sure your cancellation policy is communicated at booking (confirmation text or email) and posted in-salon. Having a written policy on file that the client acknowledged makes collecting no-show fees much easier and legally defensible.

Should salon invoices include gratuity?

List the pre-tip total on the invoice. If the client adds a tip via credit card, it can appear as a separate line. Never pre-calculate gratuity on an invoice — that's the client's choice. Some salons include a subtle note like "gratuity not included" as a gentle reminder, which is acceptable industry practice.

How do I invoice for color correction services?

Color corrections are complex, time-intensive services. Invoice by the hour rather than a flat rate, and clearly note the hourly rate, total hours, and products used. Include before/after notes about the process (e.g., "removed black box dye, 3 lightening sessions required"). This documentation justifies the higher cost and sets expectations if multiple sessions are needed.

Should I create separate invoices for services and retail products?

No — keep them on one invoice with clearly labeled sections. This gives the client a single receipt for the visit and helps you track your retail-to-service ratio, which should ideally be 15-25%. Separating them creates extra paperwork and makes it harder to analyze per-client revenue.

How should booth renters handle salon invoicing?

Booth renters are independent contractors and should invoice clients under their own business name, not the salon's. Include your business name, contact information, and any state cosmetology license number required by your jurisdiction. Keep copies of all invoices for tax purposes since you're responsible for your own income reporting and estimated quarterly payments.

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