Service presentation
Service list, team introduction, salon rules and FAQ: what customers need to know before booking, on one page.
At a hair or beauty salon, customers decide by seeing what you do. We turn your services into a clear presentation, your work into regular content and booking requests into a flow of a few taps.

The skill is there, the work is there; what’s often missing is for it to be visible from outside.
How long each service takes, who does it and how to prepare isn’t written anywhere. Every question ends up on the phone or in the inbox.
Great work comes out every day, but it’s either not photographed or shot in poor light. The account doesn’t reflect the salon’s real skill.
Bookings are split between phone, WhatsApp and Instagram. At busy times messages get missed and two people get booked into the same slot.
Someone on the team runs social media in their spare time; when they leave or get busy, the account stops too.
You can start with a single shoot, or set up social media and the booking flow together.
Service list, team introduction, salon rules and FAQ: what customers need to know before booking, on one page.
Treatment moments, result photos, the salon and the team. Shoots planned with customer consent and around the salon’s light.
A monthly plan, post designs, short videos and a month-end review. The account runs on a plan, not on one person.
When a customer picks a service and enters a suitable day and time, the request reaches you by WhatsApp or email. If you use booking software, we connect it to your website.
Ads shown to people near the salon for a new salon, a new service or quiet days.
The scope is set in the quote. These are the deliverables we prepare most often for salons.
Most content shot in a salon shows a customer. We discuss this before the shoot, not on the day.
Shots where a face is visible, where only hair or hands are visible, and where nobody is visible are planned separately.
Social media, website or ads: the customer is told in advance where the content will be published.
From whom, how and when consent is obtained is agreed with the salon; content without consent isn’t published.
We don’t yet have client work with hair or beauty salons that we can publish. Below you’ll find a concept we prepared with this approach and a beauty store we built.

Concept work
Hair and beauty salons · Web & e-commerce
Services on one page; a booking request arrives on WhatsApp as a ready-made message in three steps.
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Client work · Store setup
E-commerce · Beauty
Shopify store setup and development. The store is live — feel free to browse it.
Open store↗Four steps from first message to launch. At each step, we tell you upfront what we need from you.
We look at your salon, your accounts and how bookings work today, and choose the priority together on the call.
Shooting needs, pages and booking flow are set out in the written quote; we send it within 3–5 business days.
The shoot is scheduled for the salon’s quiet hours; the pages and booking flow are prepared in the same period.
If you book social media management: a plan, production, publishing and a month-end review every month.
No, we don’t sell software. We build a page that collects booking requests, or place the link to the booking software you use on your website and accounts.
We only plan content showing a customer with that customer’s consent. Who appears, where the content will be used and how consent is obtained are decided before the shoot.
We tie what your team shoots to the plan, edit it and prepare it for publishing; if needed, we give a short shooting checklist. You can add professional shoots as needed.
Treatments that require a doctor count as healthcare and fall under health promotion rules. We don’t promote these treatments in salon content; we describe our approach for healthcare providers on our clinic page.
Your industry is preselected in the form. Your salon’s name and one contact detail are enough; we’ll get back to you within 48 hours.
We’ll get back to you within 48 hours by phone or email, using the details you gave us. If you want to add something, there’s no need to send a new request — we can talk about it when we reply.