Beauty

Many new clients discover a salon through a single photo, then visit the website to check prices, services and whether someone can fit them in this week. Our beauty salon website templates keep that path short: your best work up front, a treatment menu that is easy to scan and a booking request that takes a minute. Pick the style that matches your chair, treatment room or studio, then make every page your own.

What's on the menu in these templates

Every one of these beauty salon website templates is a full website with the sections a salon or spa actually uses:

• Service and treatment menus grouped into accordions or price tables, from cuts and color to facials, massage and manicures.
• Price lists with starting prices and durations, so clients know what to expect before they arrive.
• Stylist, therapist and barber profiles that show each person's specialties.
• Galleries of cuts, nail art, makeup looks and your space.
• Reviews and testimonials that speak to results and the feel of a visit.
• Appointment request, location and FAQ pages, with maps for one or several locations.
• A product page or blog for the retail lines you carry and care tips between visits.

For salons, spas, barbers and artists

A hair salon website template should put color work and cuts center stage, with each stylist's specialty clear enough that clients ask for the right person. Nail salon website templates rely on galleries and price lists that read fast, while spa website templates lean on calm photography and fuller treatment descriptions. Barber shop website templates tend to be bolder, with a short service list and a note about walk-ins. If you work independently, a makeup artist website template turns the gallery into your portfolio and the services page into bridal, event and editorial packages. Our beauty website templates also fit lash and brow bars, skincare clinics and aesthetics studios.

Setting up your salon site in TeleportHQ

Whichever salon website template you choose, it is copied in full into your workspace. Then:

1. Rewrite the whole site at once. AI tailoring rewrites the copy on every page for your salon from a short description, swaps in fitting stock photos and can refresh colors, fonts and your logo. It does not touch prices or phone numbers, so replace the sample figures with your own.
2. Show your real work. Swap the stock images for photos of your clients' results as you collect them. Your gallery is the page most visitors judge you by.
3. Take booking requests by form. Each submission is stored in your project and emailed to you, with spam protection built in. If you use an online booking app, point your Book buttons to it instead.
4. Map every location. Add a Google Maps element to each location page so clients arrive at the right address.
5. Sell the products you use. Turn on e-commerce in a Web App project to sell hair care or skincare lines, with checkout through Stripe or PayPal.

Tips for a salon site that fills your chair

• Show a starting price for every service. Clients rarely request a treatment they cannot price.
• Put your cancellation and deposit policy next to the booking button, written in plain language.
• Label gallery photos by stylist or artist so clients can request the person whose work they like.
• Get client consent before posting close-up photos of faces, and credit models and collaborators where it applies.
• Name the brands you use for color, nails and skincare, since many clients search for them.
• Refresh your gallery and price list every season so the site matches what you offer today.