
A tidier way to sell classic, hybrid and volume lashes, organise the lash artists and keep a busy high-street diary under control.
Bookings
Put bookable classic, hybrid and volume lashes online and stop offering a lash bed once a client has secured that time.
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Keep lash beds, staff and lash set lengths in step, from the first appointment to the last late finish.
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Give classic full sets an honest duration, rather than hoping a smaller gap will somehow do.
Keep hybrid sets with the correct lash artist, price and bed from the moment it is booked.
Set aside the proper time for volume sets, including the unglamorous but necessary bed reset.
Put infills online as one defined appointment, not a collection of notes beside the till.
Release selected times for lash removals and leave the main classic, hybrid and volume lashes diary intact.
Place patch tests where the team can actually deliver them without borrowing from the next client.
Keep bridal lashes bookable through wedding, prom and Christmas-party weeks, with unavailable bed time quietly removed.
Set a weekly or monthly lash set for a regular, then choose whether it ends on a date, after a count or never.
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.
Open the diary to the actual classic, hybrid and volume lashes day, with its staff, occupied lash beds and the occasional gap that really is a gap.
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 payment status beside the lash set, rather than on a loose note by the till.
Mark the lash set as paid in cash, sparing the end-of-day discussion about which note belonged to whom.
Attach the bank transfer status to the lash set, where reception can find it without a second ledger.
Collect the full classic, hybrid and volume lashes fee online by card on Pro and keep the result with the correct diary entry.
One app for every booking
Reserve one lash artist and lash bed for each lash set, avoiding the rather awkward discovery that both are already occupied.
Put the lash set time, chosen service and preparation details into an email reminder, rather than another note for reception to chase.
Give lash artists a common view of the lash set schedule, while each person sees the client and lash bed attached to their own work.
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Yes. Publish the classic, hybrid and volume lashes you wish to sell, and a booked lash set closes the relevant lash bed time.
Yes. Classic full sets and infills can have different durations, which is generally kinder to the next appointment.
Yes. Put the lash artists on one diary while keeping each lash set, person and lash bed properly assigned.
Yes. Set the lash set weekly or monthly, with no end, a final date or an agreed number of appearances.
Yes. An email reminder can provide the time, service and practical instructions before the lash set.
Free records cash and bank transfers for the lash set manually. Pro adds full online card payment for the booked lash set.
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