The Beauty of Permanent Make Up & Microblading
From attracting new clients to boosting your profits, there are plenty of reasons to add permanent make up and microblading. Narrow niche professions cannot reach their full potential to reap maximum profits as the beauty market has become sutured and competitive. By adding new services you could see a revenue increase. Additional treatments would allow for you to become a 'one-stop shop' experience. Once you achieve 'the one stop' goal, you can truly expand. You can afford to hire a specialist. You can train friends and family to work in your business. You could open a second location.
It can be overwhelming to decide what service to invest in. You may want to add services that your competitors are already offering (like facials, waxing, massages and spray tanning). But let's be honest, those services probably don't give the best return. Those services aren't priced as high as permanent make up and microblading. You would have to service hundreds of clients just to make back your tuition cost. You would service it at a discounted price just to promote to new clients. Lets be honest, is that what you really want to do?
A better use of your time would be to charge the permanent make up and microblading price.
Stay Ahead of the Competition
Permanent make up and microblading can be an income generator. Of course the skill level and the business demographic will determine the salary of the permanent make up artist and 'microblader'. [According to Zip Recruiter] the average annual salary is $82,872. Zip Recruiter sees the highest annual as $397,500. A typical permanent make up procedure cost between $400 to $800.
All procedure time will vary especially when you are first starting out. Microblading might take you three hours where eyeliner would only take an hour. To get started many artists have an introduction rate around $200. As they develop, their price increases. The top artists charge $1,200 a service.
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