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Choose a beauty template for the services you offer
A makeup portfolio, a hair studio and a spa need different ways to explain their work. Start with the service information and photographs customers need before making an enquiry.
Akame
Choose it for: a hair studio presenting its team and finished work.
Akame combines hair-service information, expert profiles and a work gallery on its homepage. Separate service and portfolio pages give you room to explain treatments and show results.
MakeupArtist
Choose it for: a makeup artist showcasing wedding, event and creative looks.
MakeupArtist presents several makeup service types and a lookbook, with separate services and works pages. It also includes storefront layouts if you plan to develop a product-sales section.
Serenite
Choose it for: a spa or beauty business offering several treatment types.
Serenite organizes its homepage around facial, massage, body, hair, nail and wellness services. Team and gallery sections help introduce the people and space behind those treatments.
Show work that matches the service
Use your own images and describe the treatment or look shown. Give each service a clear explanation, expected duration and preparation details where relevant. Check portrait crops, longer service names and gallery navigation on a phone before publishing.
Choose the enquiry and booking workflow
Decide whether visitors should send a consultation request or choose an available appointment. Connect the relevant form handler or booking service and test the response customers receive. A booking interface alone does not manage staff availability, and storefront pages need product data, payments and order handling.
If selling beauty products is the main purpose of your site, compare the catalog and product-detail layouts in our ecommerce website templates.
