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Skincare Specialists Salary by State

The national median pay for skincare specialists is $45,330 a year. By state, it ranges from $34,130 in Idaho to $79,320 in Washington.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$29,580
25th percentile
$36,040
Median
$45,330
75th percentile
$59,700
Top 10%
$82,050

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 72,890 jobs.

Median pay in 48 states and DC

Skincare Specialists pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Washington$79,320+75%$48,620$119,0402,200
2District of Columbia$77,480+71%$57,660$120,730200
3Wyoming$62,400+38%$39,490$81,790100
4Montana$58,500+29%$35,130$96,780280
5Nebraska$58,420+29%$44,300$122,250550
6North Dakota$58,160+28%$35,710$89,270190
7Maine$55,850+23%$34,520$100,190260
8Colorado$54,500+20%$31,940$99,7201,510
9Oregon$52,110+15%$35,900$105,6601,070
10Delaware$50,820+12%$31,200$96,650130
11Arizona$50,470+11%$38,650$103,9501,710
12Texas$49,250+9%$27,390$84,1806,160
13Georgia$48,660+7%$32,670$68,6302,230
14Massachusetts$47,310+4%$36,610$60,3201,360
15New Mexico$47,230+4%$30,010$90,770370
16New Hampshire$46,890+3%$27,560$83,200430
17Maryland$46,590+3%$35,580$79,9401,130
18Wisconsin$46,220+2%$22,830$65,5901,190
19New Jersey$45,870+1%$35,180$80,9802,660
20Kansas$45,760+1%$28,880$65,180420
21Utah$45,4900%$26,810$62,9901,160
22Illinois$45,3300%$31,200$63,9202,960
23Michigan$45,2400%$28,810$77,9401,510
24Missouri$45,2000%$29,790$81,7101,390
25Indiana$44,450−2%$24,440$66,6701,120
26Minnesota$44,430−2%$23,990$79,520920
27Florida$43,880−3%$27,860$83,9905,270
28Rhode Island$43,880−3%$33,710$62,400120
29Connecticut$43,680−4%$34,010$87,240660
30Pennsylvania$43,620−4%$22,870$69,8202,560
31New York$42,910−5%$33,510$77,5503,510
32Alaska$41,240−9%$33,600$47,980120
33Mississippi$41,160−9%$20,960$140,920320
34South Carolina$39,670−12%$22,530$80,4301,210
35Virginia$39,350−13%$31,530$67,5201,970
36Alabama$39,260−13%$26,540$73,180590
37Ohio$39,150−14%$28,350$74,0301,700
38North Carolina$39,120−14%$25,570$96,6602,680
39California$38,770−14%$34,650$77,16011,360
40Nevada$38,660−15%$28,070$73,1101,540
41Kentucky$38,580−15%$26,340$81,610830
42South Dakota$38,230−16%$24,450$52,350150
43West Virginia$38,030−16%$25,650$60,55080
44Oklahoma$37,340−18%$22,140$77,020680
45Iowa$37,080−18%$22,830$191,910710
46Louisiana$36,890−19%$20,340$64,650600
47Tennessee$36,590−19%$22,200$77,8301,710
48Arkansas$36,520−19%$23,580$57,770340
49Idaho$34,130−25%$21,630$55,560720

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Skincare Specialists salary questions

Which state pays skincare specialists the most?

Washington, with a median of $79,320 a year (+75% vs. the national median of $45,330). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays skincare specialists the least?

Idaho, with a median of $34,130 a year (−25% vs. national).

Where do most skincare specialists work?

California has the most jobs, about 11,360, with a median of $38,770.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses