Comments on: How much does a skin care specialist earn an hour and for their first year? http://skin-careblog.com/skincare/how-much-does-a-skin-care-specialist-earn-an-hour-and-for-their-first-year/ The information you need for wrinkles and antiaging Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:35:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Harry B http://skin-careblog.com/skincare/how-much-does-a-skin-care-specialist-earn-an-hour-and-for-their-first-year/comment-page-1/#comment-4360 Harry B Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:27:47 +0000 http://skin-careblog.com/skincare/how-much-does-a-skin-care-specialist-earn-an-hour-and-for-their-first-year/#comment-4360 An hourly rate completely depends on who you are working for and what the terms of your employment are. For example, if you rent your own space and are doing simple european facials, you can generally charge between $65 and $150 per hour depending on where you are located (nowhere, Virginia or New York City). If you own the space, this is all yours - do 4 a day and you have yourself a nice $100,000 per year job. If you enter into a "split" agreement with a spa or clinic owner, you may get a 50% split of whatever you do, so the same facial, you will get $35 to $75 for each treatment. The difference here is that you have no expenses or overhead to deal with. Lastly, if you have specialty equipment like a LipoMax, or DermaPod machine, for example, you can charge a LOT more for each treatment - well into the hundreds. Also- you can set up repeat treatments to get a much higher average customer value. An hourly rate completely depends on who you are working for and what the terms of your employment are. For example, if you rent your own space and are doing simple european facials, you can generally charge between $65 and $150 per hour depending on where you are located (nowhere, Virginia or New York City). If you own the space, this is all yours – do 4 a day and you have yourself a nice $100,000 per year job. If you enter into a “split” agreement with a spa or clinic owner, you may get a 50% split of whatever you do, so the same facial, you will get $35 to $75 for each treatment. The difference here is that you have no expenses or overhead to deal with.

Lastly, if you have specialty equipment like a LipoMax, or DermaPod machine, for example, you can charge a LOT more for each treatment – well into the hundreds. Also- you can set up repeat treatments to get a much higher average customer value.

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