A salon receipt should include your salon name and contact information, the client's name, a unique receipt number, date of service, an itemized list of services and retail products, subtotal, applicable taxes, and total amount paid. Including the stylist's name adds a personal touch and helps clients remember who served them.

Tips are usually paid separately and not printed on the formal receipt. However, if the client adds a gratuity to a card payment, you can include a "Gratuity" line item so the receipt reflects the actual total charged. Some salon POS systems handle this automatically.

Yes, completely free — no account, no watermark, no time limit. Download as many salon receipts as you need for your hair salon, barbershop, or beauty studio.

In many states, hair and beauty services are not subject to sales tax while retail products (shampoo, conditioner, styling products) are. You may need to charge different rates for services and products. Check your state's sales tax rules or consult a tax professional.

Yes — your edits are automatically saved in your browser's local storage. If you close the tab and return, your data will still be there. Nothing is sent to any server. Always download a PDF copy for your records.