HairFire: Electrolysis At It’s Hottest

In all my experience with electrolysis, these have been the typical prices:

15 min = $15

30 min = $30

45 min = $40

1 hr = $50

On average, it’s a dollar a minute.

I have lived in Missouri, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. I personally have never paid more than what I have listed. I have paid less a couple of times. When I had my appointments, I found out those electrologists were using the blend method instead of thermolysis. They charged less because it takes longer to treat each hair using the blend.

Some electrologists may be a little cheaper, perhaps because they have less experience or use slower modalities. Others are more expensive, especially if they work in salon or spa, or live in an area where the cost of living is high.

In a survey I took a while ago, I found out that most electrologists charge more than $75 per hour. Only a handful of electrologists charge the amount I charge. I would say I’m spoiling my clients!

I charge a little differently than most, too, because I only charge for treatment time. I don’t include the time to set up and clean up; This is typical for most electrologists. Also, many electrologists will charge for the time scheduled, even if the client isn’t there on time for their appointment.

Maybe this is the type of information you should find out before choosing your electrologist?