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Online booking for brow and makeup artists

Clients pick a treatment and a free slot on your page while your hands are busy. A deposit you can see in Finance holds the wedding date, the client fills in a separate form before the appointment, and the brow shape, the shade and the date of the last touch-up stay in the client card.

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A brow artist tinting a client’s brows in the studio
What changes in your week

Bookings instead of DMs. A day with no gaps. Clients back in three weeks.

Bookly takes on the booking, the reminders and the history of treatments, so your hands stay on brows and brushes instead of the phone.

Booking from your profile

Let people book while your hands are busy

While you are tinting brows a DM sits unread for an hour, and in that hour the client has scrolled through three other profiles. Your page shows the treatments, how long each takes, what it costs and what is free, so the booking happens without you.

  • Treatments with their own length and price, from a tint to a bridal morning
  • Booking open late in the evening, when people are scrolling
  • One link for the bio, for stories and for your business card
A day with no gaps

Build a day that holds both forty minutes and a bridal morning

A shape and tint runs forty minutes, lamination an hour and a half, and a bride’s morning starts at seven. Every treatment takes its own room in the diary, and the only hours clients see are the ones you actually work.

  • A length and a price of its own for every treatment
  • Early hours, breaks and travel days in your schedule
  • A reminder the day before and a confirmation in Telegram
The touch-up rhythm

Remind them about the touch-up while the brows are still yours

A tint holds for three or four weeks, lamination longer, and that is exactly when a client decides where to go next. The history shows when she was last in and what she had, so the reminder lands on time instead of after she has taken someone else’s chair.

  • History of visits and treatments
  • Notes on the shape, the shade and the processing time
  • Booking again in two taps
Everything an artist runs on

Everything you need for brow and makeup artists

Booking, the diary, the history of treatments, questionnaires and the stock of pigments in one service. You work in the chair instead of in four apps and a notebook.

A page of treatments

The client picks a treatment, a tint, lamination or makeup, sees the length and the price, and books it herself.

A diary with early starts

Every booking in one calendar: forty-minute tints, three-hour bridal mornings and travel days that never land on top of each other.

A form before the chair

Collect contraindications, any previous permanent and reference photos of the look before the client sits down.

The client card

The brow shape, the shade, the processing time and the allergies: everything worth remembering before the next touch-up.

Stock of materials

Tint, henna, lamination solution and disposables: you can see what lasts to the end of the week and what to reorder today.

Income and bookings

See which brings in more, brows or makeup, how many bookings the month held and how that compares with the one before.

The result in numbers

Your hands stay on the client, not on the phone

While you work, the page answers for you: the services, their length and the windows that are free. A booking arrives as a notification instead of interrupting the treatment.

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24/7

Booking works while you are away from the phone

3 min

To add a treatment with its length and price

100%

Of client reminders go out automatically

30+

Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them

Quick start

How to open booking for brows and makeup

Put the page together in an evening and drop the link in your bio. No separate website and no front desk needed.

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  1. Create your page

    Add your name, the studio address and your contacts, and style the page the way you work.

  2. List the treatments

    Give each one a length and a price: shaping, tinting, lamination, evening and bridal makeup.

  3. Set your hours

    Open the hours you actually take clients, add the early slots for bridal mornings, your breaks and travel days.

  4. Put the link in your profile

    Add it to your Instagram bio and to stories, and new bookings appear in your calendar straight away.

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Already asked

can clients leave reviews with photos of their makeup on my page

Amara

Bookly team

Yes. Add a Reviews tab to your page: clients rate with stars and can attach photos. You decide whether reviews are checked before they go live, and you can reply to each one.
is it possible to see my income vs what i spend on products each month

Chloe

Bookly team

Yes. Finance Overview shows income minus expenses as profit for this month or any period you pick, compared with the one before. You add expenses by category, and regular ones like rent are recorded automatically.

Yes, though by hand: Bookly takes no payments online. The client sends the deposit once she has picked the date, and you add a Deposit operation in Finance, so Operations shows whose date is already paid into. For everyday treatments you need not take one at all.

Every treatment has a length and a price of its own, so it takes exactly as much room as it needs and the next booking never runs into the one before.

Yes, as a separate form. You build it on the multilink forms page and send the client the link: allergies, any previous permanent, pregnancy, photos of the look she wants. The answers collect there, so you read them before the visit.

A reminder goes out automatically the day before, and for long or expensive treatments you take a deposit you can see in Finance, and together they cut the empty slots noticeably.

Yes, the working hours are yours to set. Open an early slot for the bride and keep the evening for brows, and mark the days you travel as taken.

The page, the diary and the reminders work the same for one artist as for a studio. Setting up takes an evening, and after that the bookings come in on their own.

Yes. Create an account and set booking up with no card and no commitment.

Online booking for brow and makeup artists

Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for brow and makeup artists: clients book while your hands are busy, a quick tint and a bridal morning fit one diary, and the brow shape and the shade stay on the client card.

A brow or makeup artist works with both hands busy. While a tint is developing or a look is being built, the DMs lie unread, and the thought “I need my brows done” tends to arrive in the evening, mid-scroll. If the reply comes the next morning, some of those clients have already booked elsewhere: not because it was better there, but because someone answered right away.

A booking page removes that pause. The client sees the list of treatments with the length and the price of each, picks a free slot and confirms it herself, even at two in the morning. The booking lands in your calendar at once, and a reminder the day before cuts the number of empty slots.

This work keeps two rhythms, and the diary has to hold both. A shape and tint runs forty minutes, lamination an hour and a half, and a bride’s morning starts at seven and takes half a day. Because every treatment carries its own length, the day comes together without clashes, and a wedding date can be held with a deposit you can see in Finance instead of evaporating a week before the event. A separate form, whose link you send with the date, collects what is better known in advance: contraindications, any previous permanent, allergies and reference photos of the look.

The CRM keeps the history: when she was last in, the shape she asked for, the shade used, how long the solution was left on. A tint holds three or four weeks, which is exactly when it becomes clear who is due a touch-up. Next to it sit the stock of materials and simple analytics: whether the tint will last the week, and which brings in more, brows or makeup. All of it opens from one link that only has to be dropped into your profile.