Invoice templates for mobile hairdressers covering home visits, cuts, colours, blow-dries, extensions, and bridal hair services.
A mobile hairdresser invoice records fees for hair services provided at a client's home, care home, hotel, or other venue rather than in a salon. UK mobile hairdressers bring all their equipment and products to the client — this convenience commands a small premium over salon prices but saves clients travel time and is particularly valuable for elderly or less mobile clients, new mothers, and brides on their wedding day. Mobile hairdressers are usually self-employed sole traders or operate through a limited company. NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Hairdressing, or VTCT qualifications, are the standard industry qualifications. Professional registration with the National Hair and Beauty Federation (NHBF) is optional but demonstrates professional standards. VAT applies only once turnover exceeds £90,000.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Cut and blow-dry (in-home) | 55 | service |
| Wash, cut and finish | 65 | service |
| Full head highlights (in-home) | 95 | service |
| Tint / all-over colour (in-home) | 75 | service |
| Blow-dry / finish only | 35 | service |
| Bridal hair (on-location, including trial) | 120 | service |
| Travel surcharge (beyond 10 miles) | 10 | visit |
Mobile hairdressers typically collect payment on the day of the appointment — either cash, card (using a mobile card reader), or bank transfer. Issue a receipt or invoice on request. For regular clients, many mobile hairdressers work on a standing appointment basis — monthly invoicing covering the month's appointments is efficient and professional. For bridal bookings, take a deposit (25–50%) to secure the wedding date, with the balance due on the day. Issue the booking confirmation and deposit invoice immediately on confirmation.