Image Consultant

Service Description

Service Being Offered Kahan may charge clients per service. Fees are based on how much time I usually spend with a client. Service Fee Color analysis $75–150 Makeup and wardrobe consultation for a photo shoot $175–200 Two hour spa treatment $175 Image, style and color analysis $350 Fees based on a service make the most sense if you’ll be offering just one service for a client, or services that don’t take much time. If you’ll be working more in-depth, hourly or daily fees may make more sense. Hourly Fees At-home wardrobe analysis. Fee is $100 per hour, and an at-home wardrobe analysis will take somewhere between two to four hours. You must sign a contract up front that would spell out all of this. Here are typical time frames for different services you may offer: Service Time Frame Image, Style, and Color Analysis A 2- to 3-hour consultation, plus 3 to 4 hours for a written report At-Home Wardrobe Analysis Average 3 hours Updating Your Look Within a Budget Average 3 hours Personal Shopping Average 3 hours Full Day Consultation Average 6 hours Business Casual Seminar Two-hour session Dressing for Networking and Interview Two-hour session Typical hourly rates for individuals range from $ 100 per hour (for a beginning image consultant) up to $250 per hour. Corporation fees range from $100 per hour for dress code consultations or working with individual employees, or up to $500 per hour for a seminar or class. If you charge by the hour, you could also charge for your travel time and time that you spend writing reports. However, some professionals do not charge for local travel, or charge a lower fee for travel time. $50 per hour for travel, plus expenses. Daily Rates Some individuals and corporate clients will hire you for more than just one service. They may be looking for a full makeover, or you may be offering a seminar or other corporate training program. For them, you may want to consider a daily fee (also known as a per diem). You may charge the same as you would with a per hour client but invoice it as one day’s work, or you may charge less per hour to encourage clients to hire you for longer periods of time. Here are some aver