Esthetician website builder with online booking
Skin and lash clients look at results first and book second. Your site should show real before and after photos, explain what each treatment does and ask the right questions before the first appointment.
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Start with a description like this
“Esthetician and lash artist. Facials, peels, brow lamination and lash lifts. I need treatments with prices, before and after photos and booking with a short skin questionnaire.”
What an esthetician website needs
- Before and after photos for facials, peels, lashes and brows.
- What each treatment does, how long it takes and how often to repeat it.
- A first consultation or patch test before some treatments.
- Aftercare notes clients can find again at home.
How you get it here
- A gallery for your results and a treatment list with prices and lengths, from a 15 minute brow tint to a 2 hour facial.
- A consultation or patch test is its own short service, so new clients book it first.
- A short skin questionnaire on the booking form, up to 10 questions such as allergies or current skincare, sent with the booking.
- Aftercare can live on its own page: add it in the editor and it joins the site menu.
Clients who come back
The client card shows every visit, so you know which peel someone had last month before they sit down.
Found by people nearby
The site tells search engines what kind of business you are, where you work and when you are open. Your dashboard lists the next steps, such as your Google Business Profile, and the directories that matter for your kind of business.
What it does not do yet
- One person takes one booking at a time: a slot cannot hold several clients yet, so group sessions are not supported.
- There are no automatic rebooking prompts for lash infills: clients book each visit themselves.
- Card payment at booking, in full or as a deposit, goes through your own Stripe account: there is no built-in card processing.
Questions
Can I require a patch test before lash or brow tinting?
Make the patch test its own service and say on the treatment that it is needed first. The booking form does not block the treatment by itself.
Can clients fill in a skin questionnaire?
Yes. Add up to 10 questions to the booking form; the answers arrive with the booking. The customer list is not a medical record.
Can I show before and after photos?
Yes. Upload them to the gallery in the editor, and only publish photos your clients agreed to share.