a lash tech website made from your instagram

What clients check before they book a lash artist

Before a new client books a full set, she wants three answers: does your work look like the lashes she wants, what will it cost, and can she book without a long back-and-forth in your DMs. On Instagram those answers are spread across highlights, captions and your inbox. A lash tech website puts them on one page she can read in a minute.

She also searches. Clients type things like "lash extensions near me", "volume lashes" with their city, or "lash lift near me" into Google. To show you, Google needs a real page with your services, your city and your prices. An Instagram profile alone gives it very little to read.

What your lash site shows

• Your menu with prices: classic, hybrid, volume and mega volume full sets, fills, lash lift and tint, removals. WIPE finds them in your bio and captions, and you fix anything with a tap.
• Before and afters from your own feed, so she sees your mapping and your retention, not stock photos.
• Your policies: how long a fill is a fill, how much notice you need to cancel, what happens when someone is late, and how to arrive (no mascara, no lash serum the day of, whatever you ask for).
• Your area, not your home address. If you work from a home studio, the site can show your city or neighborhood and keep your street private.
• A Book button and a Text me button. Clients pick a service, a day and a time; you decide whether bookings confirm right away or wait for your OK.
• Your hours, and a way back to your Instagram for everything you post next.

Stop running your book from DMs

"DM to book" feels personal, but it costs you. You answer price questions at 11 pm, people ask and disappear, and some new clients never message at all because they wanted to see a price first. With a site, the price, the policy and the open times are already answered, and your DMs go back to being conversations.

Put the link in your bio and pin it in a highlight. When someone asks "how much for a hybrid set?", send the link. Every client who books gets an email confirmation and a reminder the day before, and you can text her yourself from the dashboard in one tap.

Your clients stay yours

WIPE takes no commission on your bookings and doesn't list you on a marketplace next to other lash artists. Your client list is yours, and you can download it whenever you want.

Already booking through GlossGenius, Square or another app? Keep it. Paste its booking link and your site's Book button opens it. Or use WIPE's own booking. Nothing has to start over.

What WIPE doesn't do for lash artists yet

WIPE doesn't take deposits or card payments yet, and it doesn't send automatic texts: reminders go by email. If a deposit at booking is a must for you, keep your booking app for that and link it from your site. Your policy can still say how you take deposits (Venmo, Zelle or your booking app) so clients know before they book.