For lash artists

Lash sets, fills and aftercare questions — answered before the first DM

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The problem

Clients don't know the difference between classic, hybrid and volume — so they ask.
Fill windows (“within 2–3 weeks”) get missed because they're explained in DMs.
Patch-test and aftercare questions repeat every week.
Deposits are often required but hard to collect cleanly.

What your page shows

A clean one-page site with your services, hours, service area and these buttons: Book · Pay deposit · Text · Instagram. Example service lines lash artists often list (you set your own prices):

Classic full setyour price

Hybrid full setyour price

Volume full setyour price

2-week fillyour price

Lash lift & tintyour price

What to put on your page

Explain how to arrive (no mascara, clean lashes) so appointments start on time.
List the fill window and what counts as a new set.
Mention patch-test availability if you offer one.

How booking usually works

Lash artists usually book through an app with a deposit and a fill policy. Your page explains each set, links your booking app, and keeps fill windows, patch tests and aftercare in the FAQ.

Ways lash artists use it

Answer “classic vs hybrid?” once, with a short line per service.
Send new clients one link with prep and aftercare.
Put a QR code on your aftercare card for rebooking fills.

FAQ

Can I explain fill windows?

Yes — add it as an FAQ such as “Fills are for 2–3 weeks; after that it's a new set.”

Can clients pay a deposit?

If you already have a payment link (Square, Stripe, PayPal), add it and the Pay deposit button appears.

Do I need my own website?

No. This page is your website: one link with everything a client needs.

What does it cost?

Building and viewing your preview is free. Publishing is a one-time payment shown before checkout (it includes 12 months of hosting). Nothing is charged automatically.

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