Booking Link for Lash Technicians

Lash appointments aren't a fixed length the way a haircut roughly is — a classic full set and a volume full set can be an hour apart in duration, and getting that wrong doesn't just overrun your day, it eats into the next client's slot too. On top of that, there's a step most booking tools don't account for at all: a patch test, required before you can safely do a first full set on someone new.

A booking link puts your actual set types, their real durations, and that patch test requirement in front of a client before they message you — so "can I book in for lashes" turns into a booking, not a conversation about what you offer.

Why a generic calendar link doesn't quite work for lashes

• Set types genuinely take different amounts of time. A classic set, a hybrid set and a volume set aren't the same appointment with a different name — they're different durations, and a tool that treats every booking as one slot length either overbooks the longer sets or wastes time on the shorter ones.
• Infills have a real time window. Book an infill too late and it's really a full set; a tool that doesn't distinguish forces you to catch this after the fact, in a message, instead of the client picking correctly from the start.
• New clients need a patch test first, for allergic reaction safety — usually 24–48 hours before the appointment itself. That's an extra booking, with its own short duration, that most calendar tools have no concept of at all.
• A late client shrinks your own time, not just theirs — with sets running to two hours or more, a slow start has a bigger knock-on effect than it would for a shorter service.

What your booking link can look like

Service	Duration	Price
Patch test (first-time clients)	10 min	£0
Classic full set	2 hr	£45
Hybrid full set	2 hr 15 min	£55
Volume full set	2 hr 30 min	£65
Infill (up to 2 weeks)	1 hr	£30
Infill (2–3 weeks)	1 hr 15 min	£35
Lash removal	20 min	£15

(Illustrative pricing — set your own services, durations and prices to match your real menu.)

Listing the patch test as its own free, short service means new clients book it in the same flow as everything else, rather than you having to explain the requirement in a separate message every time someone new gets in touch.

From message to booked, for a lash tech specifically

1. List every set type and infill window separately. Each with its own duration, so the calendar reflects how long you're actually working, not a rough average.
2. Add the patch test as a standalone service. New clients see it listed alongside everything else and understand it's a required first step, not an inconvenience you've sprung on them.
3. Share the link where lash bookings already start. Your bio, your Story highlights, your WhatsApp replies — one link instead of explaining set types and timing from scratch each time.

FAQ

Can clients tell the difference between classic, hybrid and volume before booking?
Yes — list each as its own service with its own price and duration, so clients choose based on what they actually want rather than asking you to explain the difference first.

How do I make sure new clients book a patch test before their first full set?
List the patch test as a separate, low-friction service (free or low-cost, short duration) so it's an obvious first step rather than an extra hurdle you have to explain manually.

What if a client tries to book an infill when they're actually overdue for a full set?
Your dashboard shows each client's booking history, so you can spot when someone's overdue and send a quick message suggesting the right service — our booking message templates has wording you can adapt for exactly this.

Do clients need an account to book a patch test and full set separately?
No — each is a separate booking through the same link, with no account required either time.

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Stop explaining infill windows and patch tests in every new message. Create your free lash booking link — free for your first 20 bookings a month.