a brow artist website built from your feed

What clients check before they book brows

Brows are personal. A new client wants to know if your style matches hers (soft and natural, or full and fluffy), what each service costs, and how long the result lasts before she has to come back. Your before and afters answer the first question better than any caption, but on Instagram they sit between reels, and your prices are often "DM me".

She also searches: "brow lamination near me", "brow tint near me", "brow wax and tint", "henna brows". Google can only show you for those if there's a page that says what you do, where you are and what it costs.

What your brow site shows

• Your menu with prices: shaping or wax, tint, henna, lamination, lamination with tint, brow mapping, and a lash lift if you do lashes too. WIPE reads what you've written in your bio and captions; you fix anything in a tap.
• Before and afters from your feed, so clients see your shapes on real faces. If you post a lamination fresh and a few weeks later, both can be on the site.
• Your aftercare: no water, makeup or sweat for the time you ask, what to skip in her skincare, when to come back.
• Your policies: notice to cancel, late arrivals, and whether you ask for a patch test before a tint.
• Your area, not your home address, if you work from a home studio.
• A Book button and a Text me button, and your hours.

Make rebooking easy

Brow clients come back on a rhythm: lamination and tint every several weeks, shaping more often. Say on your menu how often you recommend each service, so she knows when to book again. When she opens your link, she sees your open times and books the next appointment herself instead of messaging you.

Every client who books gets an email confirmation and a reminder the day before. You get the request by email, and you can text a client yourself from the dashboard in one tap.

Microblading and PMU

If you also do microblading or other permanent makeup, list it with its price and its touch-up like any other service. Permanent makeup is regulated differently from brow lamination in many states, often by the health department, so check what your state and county ask you to tell clients and keep on file. WIPE's brow consent template (brow lamination and tint) is a starting point that clients sign online on your site, but permanent makeup usually needs its own form; adapt it, or use the free consent form maker, and check it against your state's rules.

Your clients stay yours

WIPE takes no commission and doesn't list you on a marketplace. Your client list is yours to download any time. If you already book through another app, paste its link and your site's Book button opens it. WIPE doesn't take deposits or card payments yet; if you need a deposit at booking, keep that in your booking app.