Home eyebrow studio

Local women and men wanting regular brow tidy-ups, often rebooking every few weeks.

A set price per treatment, with add-ons such as tinting. Regular clients rebooking every 3 to 6 weeks build steady income.

• Steady hand and an eye for shape
• Friendly, reassuring manner
• Good hygiene habits
• Booking and time management

• Public liability and treatment insurance, check your provider covers tinting
• Patch tests for tints: skin reactions can happen, so keep records and follow product guidance
• Check with your local council whether you need to register your premises for treatments such as threading or waxing
• Running a business from home may need permission from your landlord, mortgage lender or council
• Keep client consultation and consent records and store personal data securely

Estimates suggest startup costs typically around £500 to £2,000, depending on the equipment, products and treatment room set-up you choose, plus insurance. Check what your insurer covers before you take bookings.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around £500 to £2,500, depending on how many clients you book and how often they return. This is revenue, not profit, so allow for products and insurance.

Check public liability and treatment insurance (including tinting cover), patch tests and records, whether your local council requires premises registration for threading or waxing, and whether you need permission from your landlord, mortgage lender or council to work from home.