
Do You Have a Spending Plan?
- Angela Green
- May 23
- 2 min read
Running a skin care business takes more than passion—it takes a plan. Whether you’re renting a suite, working from home, or own a spa, having a clear spending strategy can keep your business healthy and growing. Here’s a quick outline of a business spending plan made just for estheticians.
Business Spending Plan for Estheticians
1. Fixed Monthly Expenses
These are the costs that stay the same each month, no matter how many clients you see.
Studio/Suite Rent or Lease
Business Insurance
Software Subscriptions (booking system, accounting, email marketing)
Phone/Internet
Loan Repayments or Equipment Financing
2. Variable Monthly Expenses
These change based on how busy your business is.
Professional Products & Supplies
Laundry or Towel Service
Utilities (if not included in rent)
Credit Card Processing Fees
Marketing & Advertising (social media, Google ads, flyers)
3. Annual or Quarterly Expenses
Plan for these bigger expenses so they don’t catch you off guard.
Licensing & Renewals
Continuing Education & Certifications
Professional Memberships
Equipment Upgrades or Repairs
Sales Taxes for retail sales
4. Owner Pay & Savings
Don’t forget to pay yourself and set aside money for future goals.
Owner’s Salary or Draw
Emergency Fund (3-6 months of expenses)
Business Savings (for upgrades, slow seasons, or expansion)
Quick Tips to Stay on Track
Review your budget monthly and adjust as needed.
Use a spreadsheet or simple app like QuickBooks or WaveApp
Separate your business and personal finances.
Final Thought:
A well-organized spending plan gives you clarity, confidence, and control. When you know where your money’s going, you can make smarter decisions, invest in your growth, and feel more peace in your business journey.
Schedule a Financial Audit Coaching Call to get a clear picture of your financial position. You have to know where you are to get where you want to go…

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