The Lash Room

Lash work lives or dies on the fill. A set booked once and never topped up is a client lost in three weeks, and the studios that keep people are the ones that make the schedule obvious from the first visit.

Most lash sites are an Instagram grid with a booking link. Beautiful, and no use at all to somebody trying to work out whether their eye shape suits a hybrid set, or what a fill costs at four weeks instead of two.

The Lash Room is the lash configuration of Tier One in the Rose theme — warm off-white, deep plum text, a rose accent that carries the buttons.

Twelve services are priced with their durations and split between new sets and fills, so the ongoing cost is visible before the first appointment rather than after it. The FAQ answers the aftercare questions that otherwise arrive as messages at eleven at night, and the gallery shows work at full width instead of as thumbnails.

The booking button follows the visitor down every page, because a lash client decides on a phone, mid-scroll.

Shown here as a demo. Launching it for a studio is a config change, their photography and their price list — the layout, the structured data and the accessibility work are already done.

Contrast is verified at 4.5:1 or better throughout this palette, including on the alternate section background, which is where light themes usually fail.