Esthetician price listfacials, waxing and add-ons
An esthetics menu mixes long treatments with ten-minute ones: a signature facial next to an upper lip wax. This template keeps them apart — facials, brows and lashes, waxing — and leaves room for the add-ons you offer during a facial.
Estheticians: your price list
Starting list: the US esthetics template, prices removed. Rename the facials to match your own protocols.
Your price list
Price list
Facials
- Signature Facial60 min______
- Anti-Aging Facial75 min______
- Microdermabrasion60 min______
- Dermaplaning45 min______
Brows & Lashes
- Brow Shaping (Wax)15 min______
- Brow & Lash Tint30 min______
- Lash Lift60 min______
Waxing
- Full Leg Wax45 min______
- Brazilian Wax30 min______
- Underarm Wax15 min______
- Upper Lip Wax10 min______
- First-time peel and device clients start with a skin consultation.
- Add-ons can be added to any facial and extend the appointment.
- Tell us about retinoids or other active skin care before waxing or a peel.
Name facials by result, not by brand
A list of “Signature”, “Deluxe” and “Ultimate” facials tells a new client nothing. Names that say what the facial does — calming, deep cleansing, anti-aging — let her choose without calling you first. Keep your own branded name if you like it, with a short line underneath.
Avoid naming a treatment after a device or a product line on the list itself; brands change faster than menus do.
Waxing is a list of its own
Wax services are short, numerous and booked differently: often several at once, often by returning clients who know exactly what they want. Group them by body area and give each its time, so a client booking brows plus lip sees how long she will actually be there.
- Face: brows, lip, chin
- Body: underarm, arms, legs
- Bikini and Brazilian with a clear description
Service names and durations are starting points, not a recommendation for your menu. Sales tax on services differs by state.
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About price lists for estheticians
Under the facials, as their own short block: name, extra minutes and price. Clients understand an add-on better when they see it as an extension of a treatment they already chose.
Per area is clearer and easier to keep current. If clients often book the same pair, add that pair as one line with its combined time.
It helps both sides: clients see that several small services add up, and online booking reserves the right amount of time for them.
You can set up each add-on as its own service with duration and price, and clients book it like any other service. Luvira has no separate add-on step during booking yet.
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