Create a beauty salon website that lists every treatment, price and duration

People do not shop for a beauty salon the way they shop for a haircut. They compare a whole menu: a radiance facial here, full leg waxing there, a lash set for the holidays. They also bring worries a stylist rarely hears about, from sensitive skin to a pregnancy that changes which treatments are possible. A good site handles both the menu and the worries.

Facial, waxing or lashes: can I see the price before I call?

Searches such as beauty salon near me and facial price come from people ready to book who want a figure first. The Communik beauty salon module sorts the menu by family, face, body, waxing, hands and feet, lashes and brows, and shows each treatment with its price, its duration and a photo. Ninety minutes of lash extensions and a fifteen-minute brow tidy appear for what they are, so nobody books a lunch break for a full set.

Sensitive skin, allergies, pregnancy: settle it before the cabin

The request form asks for the treatment, the day and the time, then leaves a line for what changes the treatment: a reactive skin, a known allergy, a pregnancy. You read it before confirming, not once the client is lying down. Each treatment page goes further, with who it suits, how the session runs and the precautions that apply. A client who reads that a lash tint calls for a tolerance test beforehand is reassured rather than put off.

What a first visit looks like, step by step

A new client does not know your salon's habits. The module explains them on the home page in four stages: the request, the confirmation along with any tolerance test, the arrival, and the advice given after the treatment. Alongside it, four house commitments carry the reassurance clients look for: qualified beauticians, a skin check before facials, single-use spatulas, clean linen for every client. In France, beauty treatments must be carried out by a qualified person, holding at least the CAP in beauty care, or under their effective supervision, so saying it plainly costs nothing and answers a real doubt.

Gift vouchers bring in clients you have never met

A partner looking for a birthday present types beauty salon gift voucher Nantes and lands on the salon that explains what can be offered, for how long and how to obtain it. The module includes that panel on the home page. It presents the voucher; payment happens with you, at the counter or however you already sell them. The person who receives it then discovers your menu and, if the treatment goes well, your team.

A beauty salon website with a face behind each treatment

Clients come back for a person: the beautician whose brows always match, the one whose massage actually relaxes. Each team member gets a portrait, a role and a speciality, and the section can be hidden if you work alone. Three client reviews sit on the home page as plain text, and opening hours appear day by day, late evening included, in the footer of every design.

The module collects appointment requests that you confirm yourself. If you want clients to choose a free slot and pay a deposit, the online booking option handles that from your treatment list, with the money going to your own Stripe account.

Start with the treatments you sell most, add the rest at your own pace, and let your menu speak for the salon tonight.