Write descriptions for these treatments at [SALON NAME]:[TREATMENT]: [WHAT IS INVOLVED, DURATION, WHO IT SUITS]Each: 30 to 50 words, describing what happens and how it feels, who it is good for, and the duration. Do not promise specific results or medical benefits. Tone: [TONE].
AI Prompts for Salon and Spa Websites
Prompts for salons, barbers, spas and beauty studios: treatment descriptions, team bios, booking pages and aftercare information.
6 promptsIndustry cautions included
What this kind of site needs
Salon and spa clients choose based on the feel of a place, the people and the results they can see. Your website needs clear treatment information, honest prices or price ranges, easy booking and copy that matches the experience in the chair. AI can help describe treatments consistently and write stylist bios, but avoid claims about results that you cannot guarantee.
- A treatment or service menu with durations and prices or starting prices.
- Online booking or a clear way to book.
- Team bios with specialties.
- Policies for cancellations, deposits and patch tests where relevant.
Be careful with
Be careful with claims about results, especially for skin treatments. Words implying medical effects can be regulated, and some treatments must be performed by licensed professionals. Only describe treatments your team is qualified to provide, and do not let an assistant add promises such as "anti-aging" results or "clinically proven" unless you can support them.
This is general information, not legal advice. Rules differ by place and profession.
The prompts
Replace the highlighted [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details. For pages not covered here, see the full prompt library or use the Prompt Builder.
Write short bios for our team at [SALON NAME]:[NAME]: [ROLE, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, SPECIALTIES, TRAINING, ONE PERSONAL DETAIL]50 to 70 words each, consistent structure, warm tone, written to help a client choose who to book with. Use only the details given.
TipAsk each team member to approve their bio and suggest the personal detail themselves.
Write a "Your first visit" page for [SALON NAME]. Cover: how to book, what to tell us beforehand (for example allergies or hair history), what happens when you arrive, how long it takes, our cancellation policy ([POLICY]) and parking ([DETAILS]). Friendly and reassuring, under 250 words.
Turn my aftercare notes for [TREATMENT] into clear instructions for clients: [YOUR NOTES].Use a short introduction and a numbered list. Keep the instructions exactly as I gave them; do not add medical advice. End with when to contact us.
Write a short gift card page for [SALON NAME]. Details: [AMOUNTS, HOW TO BUY, EXPIRY, HOW TO REDEEM]. Include a headline, 2 to 3 sentences of persuasive copy, the practical details, and a button label.
Write homepage copy for [SALON NAME], a [TYPE: salon, barber, spa, nail studio] in [AREA].What clients love about us: [FEEDBACK OR NOTES]Main action: book onlineInclude a headline, a supporting line, a short welcome (under 70 words), 3 featured services with one line each, and booking button labels. Keep the tone [TONE].
Frequently asked questions
Should I list prices on my salon website?
Many clients want at least starting prices before booking. If prices vary by stylist level or hair length, a range or a "from" price is clearer than no price at all.
Other industries
Restaurants and cafesMenus, about pages, events and reviews→Trades and home servicesService pages, emergency copy and quote forms→Law firmsPractice area pages, attorney bios and FAQs→Real estateListings, neighborhood guides and agent bios→Dental and medicalTreatment pages, new-patient info and bios→Gyms and fitnessClass pages, trainer bios and membership copy→