Makeup Artist Invoice Template

A makeup artist invoice requests payment from the client to whom it is sent for a job or contract. Makeup artists use external makeup (e.g., lipstick, foundation, eyeliner), latex and other materials, or prosthetics to enhance or modify a performer’s appearance. The invoice details the costs of products and services and informs clients when and how to pay.

Makeup Artist Invoice Template

A makeup artist invoice requests payment from the client to whom it is sent for a job or contract. Makeup artists use external makeup (e.g., lipstick, foundation, eyeliner), latex and other materials, or prosthetics to enhance or modify a performer’s appearance. The invoice details the costs of products and services and informs clients when and how to pay.

Last updated April 15th, 2025

A makeup artist invoice requests payment from the client to whom it is sent for a job or contract. Makeup artists use external makeup (e.g., lipstick, foundation, eyeliner), latex and other materials, or prosthetics to enhance or modify a performer’s appearance. The invoice details the costs of products and services and informs clients when and how to pay.

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Services Provided

  • Photoshoots – Handling the makeup applications that meet the exact requirements of photographers, either in-studio or on-site; typically for magazine ads, commercials, fashion promos, and headshots.
  • Film Media And Theatre – Using makeup and prosthetics (e.g., false eyelashes) to help performers reach a certain look needed by a production, for example, special effects using makeup (SFX), providing on-set touch-ups, and addressing on-site issues.
  • Runway Shows – Applying makeup on models who will display and wear clothing and accessories while in motion or while striking a pose; touch-ups on day-of are often necessary.
  • Corporate and Commercial – Administering makeup to panelists, speakers, and models in media advertising, exhibitions, conferences, branding, and other positions.
  • Events – Developing the makeup designs and colors tailored for specific occasions, such as proms, anniversaries, or maternity shoots.
  • Special Effects Makeup (SFX) – Using makeup to transform a performer’s appearance significantly, for instance, making them appear as a werewolf, seriously injured, or dead, as well as other themes requiring extreme aesthetics from the performer.
  • Bridal – Selecting and administering makeup for the bride during trial makeup sessions, and sometimes the bridesmaids, in preparation for the wedding, as well as providing all-day availability for touch-ups.
  • Male Grooming – Applying light makeup that emphasizes accentuating or shaping beards, eyebrows, and other facial hair.
  • Lessons – Offering classes, tutorials, or workshops that instruct students on choosing, obtaining, and applying makeup, whether in person or online.