Scaling Stylist Pricing Calculator FAQ

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For dimensional services to populate you do have to have services selected on the spreadsheet.

When filling out the price per unit you will use the ounces. So, if the tub/can has 25 ounces and is 25$ that will be 1$/ounce. For an in depth explanation check out the Scaling Stylist Pricing Method Lesson "Pricing Calculator" (minute 8)

Ensure you have the prices in the right extension method type and correct length to correspond

You can check out how to utilize this tool if you offer different services here.

Population of 5,000 or more so smaller cities won't be as accurate so look to closest community to you with that pop!

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Keep it simple and do the cost of the tube of color! When breaking down  how much the cost of developer, gloves, foils, etc. it doesn’t amount to enough of a difference! You could add $1-4 and that would cover mostly everything!

That would be an add on to a color service. The client would get their color, and then you would add the blowdry. The option is there for styling because some salons charge more for iron work or extensive round brush work, but if you don't want to make that an upsell just input the timing you need for finishing on a color client.

The dimensional color options add up “root touch up with glaze” + the highlight. The reason they include the glaze is because typically we are doing a toner with dimensional services or possibly pulling through the base color on some  services. If you don’t do toners with your dimensional services, you could just add “root touch up (no ends refresh) + the highlight of your choice.

There isn’t an option for that on the calculator right now. If you were doing a solid all over color using permanent color you would look at the line “root touch up with all over gloss”. That would give you the cost of your typical root touch up application using permanent + your toner using demi permanent. We suggest that you just add the difference between your demi and permanent to account for using permanent on the ends to cover that cost.