Hair salon website template

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Designed for

  • Neighborhood and independent hair salons
  • Color and balayage specialists
  • Curl and natural hair specialists
  • Salons that take online bookings and walk-ins

Key highlights

  • Floating pill header
  • Tilted photo collage hero
  • Scrolling services ticker
  • Tabbed price list
  • Stylist cards
  • Looks gallery with lightbox
  • First-visit coupon
  • Review carousel
  • Full-screen mobile menu

About this hair salon template

People choose a salon by how it feels before they read a single price, so this page opens loud and friendly. A floating pill-shaped header holds the links and a "Book online" button. Below it, a huge headline sits next to three photos in white instant-print frames, tilted and overlapping, that drift at different speeds as you scroll, with a badge for the first-visit offer that spins as the page opens. A plum ticker then scrolls the services sideways: cuts, color, balayage, curls and blowouts.

The price list answers the question every new client has. Pill tabs split it into cuts and styling, color, and treatments, and every service shows its price and a short note, usually how long it takes, with reminders that the stylist confirms the price first and that new color clients need a patch test. The stylists follow as colorful cards with big initials instead of stock photos of strangers, each with specialty tags, the days they work and a button to book with them.

A staggered gallery of eight capsule-shaped photos shows recent looks, each with a sticker label, and every photo opens larger when tapped. A ticket-shaped coupon makes the first-visit offer hard to miss, reviews from regulars sit on tilted cards you can swipe through, and the visit section covers the hours, address, parking, walk-ins and the cancellation policy next to a photo of the shampoo lounge. Blush and peach backgrounds, deep plum type, chunky Unbounded headings and sticker-style cards with offset shadows keep it bold and playful rather than hushed and spa-like.

There is no booking system to set up: every "Book online" button links to the booking page you already use, such as Fresha, Vagaro or Square. Send that link in the chat before you publish, since the sample points to a made-up page. Your copy comes with the same 13 photos; replace them with your own work, and swap the five sample reviews for your clients' real words.

The description behind this page

PromptLanding generated the sample page from this description and 13 photos. Write yours the same way to build a page from scratch.

Bloom & Bob Hair Studio is a neighborhood hair salon at 1408 Juniper Lane, Austin, TX 78704, open Tuesday to Friday 10 am–7 pm and Saturday 9 am–4 pm (closed Sunday and Monday). Four stylists and no attitude: we listen first, tell you honestly what your hair can do, and never push products. Walk-ins are welcome for cuts Tuesday to Thursday when a chair is free.

Main goal: get new clients to book online, especially first-time color clients, and fill our weekday chairs.

Booking: a "Book online" button to our booking page at https://book.bloomandbob.example (it opens in a new tab), or call (512) 555-0136. Prices depend on hair length and thickness, and your stylist confirms the price before starting. New color clients need a quick patch test at least 48 hours before their appointment. Please give 24 hours' notice to cancel or move an appointment; late cancellations and no-shows are charged 50% of the service.

Services and prices. Cuts & styling: signature cut and style with wash and blow-dry, 60 min, from $65; short cut and clipper work, 45 min, from $45; curly cut, cut dry curl by curl, 75 min, from $85; kids' cut (12 and under), 30 min, $30; blowout, 45 min, $45. Color: root touch-up, 90 min, from $95; all-over color, 2 hours, from $120; gloss and toner refresh, 30 min, $55; balayage and lived-in color, 3 hours, from $180; vivid and pastel color, after a free consultation, from $200. Treatments: bond repair, a 20-minute add-on, $35; scalp detox with massage, 30 min, $40; keratin smoothing, 2.5 hours, from $250.

Our stylists: Jess Moreno opened Bloom & Bob in 2016 with two chairs and a secondhand shampoo bowl. Jess, owner and color lead: balayage, lived-in blonde and color correction (Tuesday to Saturday). Theo Park: precision cuts, short hair and clipper fades (Tuesday to Friday). Amara Okafor, our curl specialist: curly cuts, natural hair and silk presses (Wednesday to Saturday). Rosie Delgado: vivid and pastel color and event styling (Thursday to Saturday).

First visit: 20% off your first appointment with any stylist, Tuesday to Thursday. Use the code FIRSTBLOOM when you book online, or mention it when you call.

Reviews: "Jess fixed a box-dye disaster in one visit, and my balayage has never looked this good." (Hannah L.) "Finally, a stylist who knows curls. Amara cut my hair dry, curl by curl, and I left loving it." (Keisha M.) "Quick, friendly and no upselling. Theo gives the best short cut in South Austin." (Marcus T.) "I came in with a photo of pink hair and Rosie made it even better. It faded beautifully, too." (Lily C.) "I booked a blowout before my sister's wedding and it held all night, through all the dancing." (Sofia R.)

Contact: phone (512) 555-0136, email hello@bloomandbob.example. Free parking behind the building.

Style: bold, playful and warm, not a hushed spa. Blush pink and soft peach backgrounds, deep plum text and buttons, chunky rounded headings in Unbounded with Outfit for body text. Every button is a pill. Cards have a 2px plum outline and a solid offset plum shadow, like stickers. The header is a floating pill-shaped bar with space around it, not a full-width strip: a small flower icon and the name on the left, then Services, Stylists, Looks and Visit, and a plum "Book online" pill; on phones the menu opens as a full-screen plum panel with big links. The hero has a huge headline on the left and, on the right, the three hero photos in thick white frames like instant prints, tilted at different angles and overlapping, with a round rotating badge for the first-visit offer and hand-drawn squiggles and sparkles around them; the photos drift at different speeds as you scroll. Under the hero, a plum band scrolls the words Cuts, Color, Balayage, Curls and Blowouts sideways in a loop. Services are a price list with pill tabs (Cuts & styling, Color, Treatments) beside the blow-dry photo, each service with its time and price. Stylists are colorful cards with big initials in a blob shape, specialty tags, the days they work and a link to book with them. Looks is a staggered gallery of tall capsule-shaped photos, every other one set lower, each with a sticker label, that open larger when tapped. The first-visit offer is a big ticket-shaped coupon with a dashed border on a peach band. Reviews are a carousel of slightly tilted sticky-note cards in blush, peach and lilac. Visit shows the hours, address, parking and cancellation policy next to the shampoo lounge photo in a rounded blob-shaped frame. Some sections meet with a wavy edge instead of a straight line. The footer is deep plum with the name as a giant wordmark.

Best use cases

A website for a neighborhood salon

If clients find you through a map listing or social media today, this gives them one link with your prices, stylists, hours and a booking button. Put it in your profile bio, your map listing and on a card at the front desk.

Filling weekday chairs with new clients

The first-visit coupon and the walk-in note bring new faces in on quiet days. Ask in the chat to change the discount, the days it applies or the code, and keep the cancellation policy in your own words.

Color, curl and specialist studios

Rename the tabs and services to match what you do, from balayage and vivid color to curly cuts and silk presses, and fill the looks gallery with your best work so clients can see your style before they book.

Barbershops, blow-dry bars and solo stylists

A barbershop can swap the services for fades and beard trims, a blow-dry bar for styles and packages, and a solo stylist can keep a single stylist card and put their own name on the page.

Getting started

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  2. Put in your details

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  3. Edit by chatting

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  4. Publish

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Make it yours by chatting

After you start, change the page by sending messages like these:

  • Change your prices

    “Change the signature cut to $70 and balayage to from $210.”

  • Introduce your team

    “Replace the stylists with Mia (color, Tuesday to Saturday) and Sam (cuts and fades, Wednesday to Saturday).”

  • Show your own work

    “Replace the looks gallery with the eight photos I just uploaded.”

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