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Lash & brow techs

Loyalty for lash and brow techs

Lash clients are the most loyal in beauty, if they come back on time. A card that rewards the refill and reminds the ones drifting is the difference between a full book and gaps.

What's different about a lash studio

Four things that make this trade its own problem, and what the product does about each.

The refill window is the whole business

Miss the two-to-three week refill and you lose a set to a full new appointment, or to someone else. Regulars nudges each client as their window comes up, in your voice, not a generic blast.

You're solo, so there's no front desk to run a scheme

No till, no software to learn. A QR on the mirror stamps the card; you get the client list, the reminders and the reviews without changing how you work.

One five-star review is worth a week of posting

After a first set, Regulars asks for a Google review in one tap, only from clients who've actually engaged. It never screens for happy ones first, so your rating stays real.

Where we'd start you

Sensible defaults for lash & brow techs. 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
a free brow tidy
Win-back
Tuned to each regular's rhythm

Five refills is a season of loyalty. Three weeks past a refill is a client you're about to lose, so that's when the nudge lands.

Questions from lash & brow techs

Does it send the refill reminders itself?

Yes. It learns each client's own gap between visits and nudges the ones who are overdue, and stops the moment they rebook.

Will it put my name on it, not yours?

The card is white-labelled: your colours, your name, no mention of us. The client's relationship is with you.

Try it in your lash studio

30 days free with everything on, then £59.99 a month. Unlimited customers, cancel from one button.