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A salon or spa receipt itemizes the services performed, any retail products sold, the stylist or therapist who provided the service, and the tip. Use the form above to add each service and product as its own line, and download a client-ready receipt as a PDF.

Why Salons Should Separate Services From Product Sales

A salon receipt that lumps a haircut and a bottle of shampoo into one number tells the client — and the salon’s own bookkeeping — very little. Splitting services from retail product sales matters for commission tracking (many stylists and therapists earn a different commission rate on services versus retail), for inventory management, and for giving the client a receipt that actually explains what they paid for.

How to Create a Salon or Spa Receipt

  1. Add your salon/spa name and logo. Appears at the top for a polished, branded look.
  2. List each service as its own line item. Haircut, color, massage, facial — each gets its own row and price.
  3. Add any retail products sold. List separately from services so the split is clear on the receipt.
  4. Note the stylist or therapist name. Add it in the notes field — useful for the salon’s own commission tracking.
  5. Add the tip and download. Include the tip as its own line, then export as PDF, PNG or JPEG.

What Should a Salon Receipt Include?

  • Salon/spa name and contact details
  • Client name
  • Services rendered, itemized individually
  • Retail products purchased, shown separately from services
  • Stylist/therapist name
  • Tip and total amount paid

Who This Template Is For

Hair salons, nail salons, day spas, massage therapists and independent beauty professionals who need a clean, itemized receipt that separates services from product sales — whether for the client’s records or the business’s own commission and inventory tracking.

Tracking commissions across several stylists? Our receipt numbering guide makes reconciling them at month-end much easier.

Can I show the stylist’s name for commission tracking?

Yes — add it in the notes field so it’s captured on the receipt copy the salon keeps for its own records.

How do I separate a service from a retail product sale?

Add them as separate line items — for example, “Haircut & Style” as one line and “Shampoo, 250ml” as another — so the split is visible on the final receipt.

Can I include a tip on the receipt?

Yes — add the tip as its own item line, or note it separately in the notes field depending on how your business tracks gratuities.

Does this work for independent, chair-rental stylists?

Yes — enter your own name or independent business name; there’s no requirement to be part of a larger salon business.