For a one-hour massage, it's standard to tip between 15% and 20% of the total cost of the service. A 20% tip is considered generous and easy to calculate, as it's double the cost of a 10% tip. Also consider the following: Quality of service: If you had a particularly good or exceptional experience, you may consider tipping towards the higher end of the range. Location and type of massage: Tipping is generally expected in spas, clinics, and other massage settings, but may not be customary in certain locations or with specific types of massage (like at chiropractic clinics or wellness centers). Your personal budget: If you're on a tighter budget, you can still tip 15% and that will be considered appropriate. For example, if your massage cost $100, a 15% tip would be $15, and a 20% tip would be $20.
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For a one-hour massage, it's standard to tip between 15% and 20% of the total cost of the service. A 20% tip is considered generous and easy to calculate, as it's double the cost of a 10% tip.
ReplyDeleteAlso consider the following:
Quality of service:
If you had a particularly good or exceptional experience, you may consider tipping towards the higher end of the range.
Location and type of massage:
Tipping is generally expected in spas, clinics, and other massage settings, but may not be customary in certain locations or with specific types of massage (like at chiropractic clinics or wellness centers).
Your personal budget:
If you're on a tighter budget, you can still tip 15% and that will be considered appropriate.
For example, if your massage cost $100, a 15% tip would be $15, and a 20% tip would be $20.