
Keep classic, hybrid and volume lashes in one straight-talking diary, with real availability online and less back-and-forth at the counter.
Bookings
Customers choose the actual classic, hybrid and volume lashes you offer and book a time that fits the application and removal time.
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See lash artists, lash beds and service lengths together, so a quick job does not leave a longer lash set squeezed.
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Set the real application and removal time for classic full sets, then show only slots that genuinely fit the bed.
Keep hybrid sets separate from quicker work, with the assigned lash artist and price on the booking.
Give volume sets enough room so the next client is not waiting while the bed is still occupied.
Sell infills online with the service details, customer and confirmed time in one record.
Open selected parts of the week for lash removals without cluttering the rest of the classic, hybrid and volume lashes book.
Block workable runs of patch tests, leaving enough time around each booking for bed reset.
Protect capacity for bridal lashes through summer weddings and school formals, without offering time the bed cannot take.
Give repeat lash set clients a standing place in the diary, ending on a date, after a set count or not at all.
A set that is infilled on time lasts a year. A set that drifts to five weeks is a full set again, and she usually gets it somewhere else. The cycle belongs in the diary, not in anybody's memory.
A new set and a two-week infill are different lengths and different prices. Listed apart, she picks correctly without a message first.
Before opening, see the day’s classic, hybrid and volume lashes, assigned lash artists and genuine gaps without piecing the plan together from messages.
If volume takes you three hours, book three hours. A hopeful two is how a Saturday collapses at four.
A confirmation when she books and a nudge the day before, without anybody at the desk sending either.
No eye makeup, no lash curler, allow the full window. On the confirmation rather than in a caption she scrolled past.
Curl, length, thickness and what her natural lashes will actually carry. Written down against her rather than remembered, so an infill goes right and a second artist can take her when you are away.
Keep the classic, hybrid and volume lashes fee with the appointment, whether it is settled at the counter or through online card payment.
Mark cash on the completed lash set while it is fresh, rather than reconstructing the counter at closing time.
Put a bank transfer against the lash set and leave its payment status with the client and service details.
Take the full fee for classic, hybrid and volume lashes online by card on Pro, tied to the appointment the customer chose.
One app for every booking
Match every lash set to the correct lash artist and lash bed, so the same working capacity cannot be booked twice, with the lash set record clear.
Email the booked time and service details before each lash set, including the practical preparation a client needs before arriving.
Give lash artists one shared view of the lash set book, while each person can see the work and lash bed assigned to them.
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Yes. List classic, hybrid and volume lashes and the real times you want to take. A confirmed lash set reserves the matching lash bed.
Yes. Set a separate duration for each service so classic full sets and infills occupy the time they actually need.
Yes. Keep the lash artists in one diary and put every lash set with the right person and lash bed.
Yes. Repeat the lash set weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date or after the chosen number of visits.
Yes. Email reminders can carry the lash set time, selected service and the preparation details a client needs.
On Free, enter cash and bank transfers for the lash set manually. On Pro, the customer can pay the full lash set fee online by card.
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ReadChoose booking form questions that help you price, schedule and prepare for the work, without making customers complete an unnecessary questionnaire.
ReadHandle enquiries when your diary is full with clear requests, alternative times and a practical manual waiting list that avoids double bookings.
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