Invoice maker for makeup artists

Weddings, shoots or events: invoice the booking, the trial, travel and any deposit on a beautiful invoice that matches your brand.

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What to include on a makeup invoice

Everything below has its own field in the editor above. Fill it in once and it's on every invoice.

  • Your name or business and logo
  • The client and event date
  • Services per person
  • Trial sessions
  • Travel and early-start fees

How it works

How to make a makeup invoice

  1. Add your details

    Your business, logo and the client. Once you sign in, they're saved for next time.

  2. List the work

    Add what you're billing. Totals, tax and discounts are calculated for you.

  3. Download and send

    Check the live preview and download a professional PDF.

Templates

Choose a template that fits your business

Dozens of professional designs. Add your logo and brand color, and switch any time.

Typical items on a makeup invoice

Save the things you bill often as items once, and add them to any invoice in a click.

  • Bridal makeup
  • Makeup per guest
  • Trial session
  • Travel fee
  • Early-start fee

Invoicing tips for makeup artists

  • Invoice the deposit when the date is booked
  • List each person's service
  • Add travel as its own line
  • Use your brand color and logo

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much deposit do makeup artists ask for?

Often 25 to 50 percent to book the date, especially for weddings. The deposit is usually non-refundable and deducted on the final invoice.

How do makeup artists charge for groups?

Per person, with the main client, like the bride, priced separately. Add the number of guests as the quantity.

Should makeup artists charge for travel?

Yes, travel and early starts are common extras. List them on their own lines so the client sees why they're added.

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