Beauty & treatments
Loyalty for beauty and treatment salons
Facials, waxing, tans, massage. Higher-value visits, longer gaps, and clients worth keeping. A card that rewards them, wins back the ones who drift, and asks for the review that brings the next one in.
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What's different about a salon
Four things that make this trade its own problem, and what the product does about each.
The gaps are long, so a lapse is easy to miss
A facial every six weeks, a tan before an event. It's hard to notice when a good client quietly stops. Regulars watches each one's rhythm and flags the ones overdue.
Let clients book the next one themselves
A booking link for your bio means a client can rebook a facial or a wax without a DM. It manages its own diary, keeps a gap between appointments for turnaround, and offers them the card in the same few taps.
The reward has to fit a higher price point
A £10-off or a free add-on suits a £45 treatment better than a stamp-for-a-freebie. Set it however works, no per-visit maths for the client.
Reviews are how new clients pick you
After a first treatment, one tap to a Google review, asked of everyone, never screened by sentiment. That's the top of your funnel handled.
Where we'd start you
Sensible defaults for beauty & treatments. The stamps and the reward are one field each to change; win-back tunes itself to each regular.
- Stamps on a card
- 5
- The reward
- £10 off your next treatment
- Win-back
- Tuned to each regular's rhythm
Five treatments is a loyal client at a real spend. Six weeks is a typical gap, so past that is the moment to reach out.
Questions from beauty & treatments
Can the reward be money off rather than a freebie?
Yes. Write it however you'd say it, '£10 off your next facial' or 'a free brow tidy'. There's no points system for the client to decode.
We're a small room, is this overkill?
No. It's one phone and a QR, no front desk needed. You get the client list, the reminders and the reviews, and a booking link to share if you want clients rebooking themselves.
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