Your own page, free
Clients like to read a treatment menu before they book, so your page opens with services and prices, or Ask for treatments that need a consultation first. Next comes a Book button, where a client asks for a time and you approve it. Add photos of lashes and brows, reviews, a notice banner for days off, and badges for your insurer and company number. Your page gets its own address and a QR code for the reception desk.
Questions beauticians ask
What should a beauty therapist's invoice include?
The basics are your business name, the client's name, the date, a unique invoice number, each treatment and its price, and the total. If you're VAT registered, show your VAT number and the VAT. A course of treatments can sit on one invoice, with the number of sessions counted on the line.
Should I charge for a skin consultation?
That's your choice. Some therapists charge and take it off the first treatment, others give it free. If you charge, put Skin consultation on the invoice as its own line so the client can see what it was for. Easy Invoice remembers what you charged last time.
How do I take a deposit for eyelash extensions?
Many therapists ask for a deposit on longer treatments to cut down on no-shows. With goud.work, send it as its own small invoice and the client pays by bank transfer. When they come in, the main invoice covers the rest. Put your deposit and cancellation rules on your page so they're clear up front.
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