Mobile Beauty Therapist Price List: Typical Rates by Service

Key takeaways

• Mobile beauty prices usually sit above salon prices for the same service, because the practitioner travels, carries their own equipment and reserves a single appointment for you rather than filling a chair all day.
• Waxing, brow and lash services are quoted individually rather than as a package, so comparing one brow wax against a full leg wax tells you very little.
• Facials carry the widest price range of any category, because the word covers everything from a quick express treatment to a multi-step treatment with extraction and masks.
• Travel distance, time of day, last-minute booking and add-on treatments are the four factors most likely to move a quote higher.
• A verified network protects you against two familiar pricing problems: vague quotes, and unverified practitioners who raise the price once they arrive.

What a Mobile Beauty Therapist Price List Actually Covers

A mobile beauty therapist price list brings together the typical rates for treatments performed in your home: waxing, brows, lashes, nails, facials and massage. At ORES, we introduce clients to a curated, verified circle of beauty and wellness professionals who travel to them, so this guide reflects how at-home appointments are genuinely priced. Expect to pay somewhat more than salon rates for the same treatment, with each service quoted on its own and the final figure shaped by travel, timing and any extras you add.

This guide deals in ranges rather than fixed prices, because a single rate card cannot fairly cover every region or every practitioner. The benchmarks below are published UK salon figures. They give you a reliable floor. A mobile quote will typically sit at or above them, because the professional's time, travel and equipment are dedicated to you alone.

Region matters too. London pricing for beauty treatments typically runs 20 to 40% higher across all treatment categories than salons outside the capital. Wherever you are, the same principle holds: the more specialized and time-intensive the treatment, the wider the range you should expect to see.

Waxing Rates: Brows, Lip, Legs and Full Body

Waxing is quoted by area, which makes comparison straightforward, provided you compare the same area. Mobile beauty therapist rates for waxing reflect the treatment itself as well as the setup, since the practitioner brings a wax heater, hygienic single-use supplies and protective coverings for your space.

If you are curious about the other side of the booking, it can help to see how waxing professionals present their pricing to clients.

Brow and Lip Waxing

These are the quickest waxing services and sit at the lower end of the scale. Nationally, eyebrow threading or waxing runs £10 to £18 in salons. Lip waxing is a similarly brief service and is often added to a brow appointment. Because the treatment itself is short, travel makes up a larger share of the quote when a small service is booked on its own.

Leg and Underarm Waxing

A full leg wax costs £20 to £40 nationally at salons. Half-leg and underarm waxing are quoted separately and sit lower, since each covers a smaller area. Pairing legs with underarms in a single visit is a sensible way to make the most of one appointment.

Full Body Waxing

Full body waxing is rarely a single line on a price list. It is usually a combination of individual areas, such as legs, underarms and bikini. For reference, a Brazilian wax runs £25 to £50 nationally. When you request a full body quote, ask for each area to be itemized so you can see exactly what is included.

Brow Shaping and Tinting Rates

Brows deserve their own section, as many clients book them on a regular rhythm. Brow quotes tend to stack: a shaping service forms the base, and tinting or lamination is added on top. For a view from the practitioner's side, see how brow artists structure their services.

Brow Shaping

Shaping by wax, threading or tweezing sits at the same level as a brow wax, at £10 to £18 nationally. A first appointment, where the artist maps your brows and sets a new shape, may take longer than a maintenance visit, and that can be reflected in the quote.

Brow Tinting and Lamination

Tinting adds color to define the brow and is priced as an addition to shaping. Lamination sets the brow hairs in a brushed-up position and takes more time and product. UK mid-tier salons typically charge from the mid-forties to around £60 for brow lamination with a tint included, with premium prices running up to the mid-seventies. When a quote includes lamination, check whether the tint and a tidy-up shape are part of it or listed separately.

Lash Services: Lifts, Tints and Extensions

Lash services span a wide range. The difference comes down to time and technique: a tint takes moments, while a full set of extensions is applied lash by lash. Mobile lash work also calls for a comfortable, reclined position and good light, which your practitioner must arrange in your home.

Lash Lifts and Tints

A lash tint darkens your natural lashes, and a lift curls them from the root. Both are relatively quick and are often booked together, so ask whether a lift quote includes the tint. These services sit well below extensions on any price list and pair naturally with brow lamination in one visit.

Lash Extensions

Extensions carry the widest range in the lash category. A classic full set typically costs £75 to £100 at mid-range UK salons, while volume full sets run £95 to £130. Infills, needed every two to three weeks, cost £45 to £65. Since extensions involve ongoing maintenance, weigh the cost of infills alongside the first set when comparing providers.

Nail Services at Home

Nails sit in their own category, and clients often book them separately or as the finishing touch to another treatment. A classic manicure or pedicure sits at the lower end, while gel adds curing time and product. As a regional reference point, gel nails run £18 to £35 in the Midlands and North West.

At-home nail pricing also reflects hygiene standards. A professional brings sterilized metal tools, fresh files and buffers, and a curing lamp for gel. If you would like to know what to expect on arrival, read about what a professional mobile nail kit includes. Removal of existing gel or extensions is usually quoted as a separate line, so mention it when you book.

Facial Treatment Rates

Facials show the widest spread of any category on a mobile beauty therapist price list, because the word covers a short refresh and a long, layered treatment alike. Regional benchmarks make the point: facials range from £55 to £120 in London and the South East, compared with £40 to £70 in the Midlands and North West.

For a deeper look at facials, wraps and body work, see our guide to in-home spa treatment prices.

Express Facials

An express facial typically covers cleansing, exfoliation and moisturizing within a shorter appointment. It suits a quick refresh before an event or as part of a combined visit, and it sits toward the lower end of the range.

Multi-Step and Treatment Facials

A multi-step facial adds stages such as steaming, extractions, targeted masks, facial massage and serums chosen for your skin. Treatment facials may use specialist products or devices. More steps mean more time and more product, which places these facials at the upper end.

A Side-by-Side Price Comparison

The table below gathers published UK salon benchmarks across categories. Treat these figures as a starting point: mobile beauty therapist rates for the same service will typically sit at or above them once travel and a dedicated appointment are included.

Wellness sits naturally alongside beauty on this list. A 60-minute massage averages £50 to £90 nationally, and a full day of treatments (facial, manicure, massage) in London and the South East easily reaches £250 to £350. At home, that day comes to you, with no travel between appointments.

What Pushes a Quote Higher

Two quotes for the same treatment can differ for clear, legitimate reasons. Knowing them lets you judge any figure you receive with confidence.

Distance and Travel Time

The practitioner's journey is part of the service. A longer trip means more time away from other appointments, so it often shows up in the quote, either built into the price or listed as a separate travel line. Short services booked alone feel this most, since travel is a larger share of the total.

Timing and Notice

Early mornings, late evenings and weekends are in high demand, and quotes for these slots can reflect that. Last-minute requests may also cost more, since the professional is rearranging their schedule to accommodate you. If your timing is flexible, say so when you ask for a quote.

Add-Ons and Combined Services

Tints, lamination, gel removal, extractions and extra waxing areas each add time and product. Combining services in one visit can be efficient, because the practitioner travels once. Each service is still quoted on its own, so look for an itemized total rather than a single unexplained figure.

How to Get an Accurate Quote Before You Book

A good quote is specific, itemized and confirmed before anyone arrives. These steps help you compare providers fairly and avoid surprises on the day.

1. Name each service precisely. "Full leg and underarm wax" gets a clearer answer than "waxing." For facials, say whether you want an express or a multi-step treatment.
2. Mention any removal or preparation. Existing gel, old lash extensions or a first-time brow shape all affect time.
3. Share your location and preferred time. Distance and timing are two of the biggest variables, so include both from the start.
4. Ask what is included. Confirm whether travel is built in, whether a tint comes with a lift, and whether aftercare products form part of the price.
5. Compare like for like. Line up quotes against the same services, not a single brow wax against a full package.
6. Confirm the professional is verified. An unverified practitioner may quote low and revise the price on arrival. A vetted professional quotes clearly and honors it.

This is where a curated network earns its place. At ORES, we verify every professional before they join the circle, drawing from a range of beauty and wellness categories so that whatever you book, the standard is consistent. The quote you agree is the one that stands when your practitioner arrives.