“These are the beginner mistakes I made when I first started face painting…” 👀🎨 One of the BIGGEST mistakes? Not charging enough. I used to think that charging less would make me more competitive, bring in more clients, and help me get booked. But here’s the problem: when we consistently undercharge, we don’t just hurt our own businesses—we disservice the entire face painting industry. Your price needs to account for SO much more than the time your brush is on someone’s face: 🎨 Your supplies ⏰ Your time 🚗 Travel + mileage 🧼 Cleaning + sanitation 📱 Marketing + admin work 💻 Education + continuing to improve your skills 💰 Taxes + business expenses ❤️ AND the experience you bring to your clients You are not just charging for the 5 minutes it takes to paint a design. You’re charging for the business behind those 5 minutes. So if you’ve been afraid to raise your prices because you’re worried people will say you’re “too expensive”… this is your reminder to take a hard look at what it actually costs to run your business. Charge what your business needs to be sustainable. Charge for your expertise. And stop apologizing for making money doing something you’re good at. ✨ 👇 Want to learn how to face paint? Comment “EBOOK” and I’ll send you my beginner-friendly Face Painting QuickStart eBook. Already know how to paint but need help getting your business organized? Comment “UNSTUCK” to get my Business Bundle for Face Painters — everything is DONE FOR YOU in an easy-to-edit bundle! Just add your own business information and GO. 🙌 #facepainting #facepainter #facepaintingbusiness #facepaintingartist #facepaintingideas
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