💄 Beauty Budget Planner
Enter your monthly beauty budget and split it across categories to see exactly how much you're spending — and saving — on skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, tools and treats each month and year.
💰 Plan Your Beauty Budget
What is a Beauty Budget Planner?
It turns a single monthly figure into a clear category-by-category plan. Enter your total budget and the percentage you want to spend on each area — skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, tools, treats, or any custom categories you add — and it instantly shows the monthly and yearly amount for each, plus your combined totals.
Use it to catch overspending before it happens, decide how much room is left for a splurge, or simply see what a year of your current routine really costs. If your percentages add up to less than 100%, it shows the unallocated amount so you know exactly how much is still up for grabs.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How does the beauty budget planner work?
Enter your total monthly beauty budget, then set a percentage for each category — skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, tools and treats by default. It multiplies your budget by each percentage to show the monthly and yearly spend per category, plus the combined totals and anything you haven't allocated yet.
What percentage of my budget should go to skincare vs makeup?
There is no universal rule. The planner's default split is 30% skincare, 25% makeup, 15% haircare, 10% fragrance, 10% tools and 10% treats: a starting point to change, not a recommendation. A bottom-up count (what each product costs and how fast you use it) tells you more than any percentage.
What happens if my categories add up to more than 100%?
The planner refuses the plan and tells you the total, because percentages over 100% would plan more than your budget. Lower one or more categories so they total 100% or less. Under 100%, the rest shows as unallocated, and the lines plus the unallocated amount always add up to your budget to the cent.
Can I use this for a one-off budget or add custom categories?
Yes. The default categories are just a starting point. Edit any category name or percentage to match how you actually shop, whether that's adding a 'subscription boxes' line or removing fragrance entirely, then plan again.