Beauty salon website design in Singapore

What this sector needs

• Each treatment needs a duration, the therapists trained to do it, the room or bed it uses and any clean-up time after it. Booking then offers only slots where all of them are free, including couples' treatments that need two therapists at once.

• If you take deposits, the booking page states the amount, the cancellation cut-off and what happens on a no-show before the client pays. The deposit is recorded against that booking, so staff know whether to refund, forfeit or apply it.

• Prepaid packages need a balance per client: sessions bought, used and left, the expiry date and the treatments covered. A session is deducted only when the visit is marked complete, and staff can show the history if a client disputes it.

• Prices shown to consumers should include unavoidable charges, such as taxes and service fees, in the headline price, and any discount should be genuine with its time limit stated. The CCS price transparency guidelines also warn against charges that appear only late in checkout.

  Source: CCS: Guidelines on price transparency

• Before-and-after photos need each client's consent recorded with the photo, and notes on allergies or skin conditions should be visible only to the therapists treating that client. If a licensed medical clinic performs a treatment, MOH does not allow before-and-after or after-only images in its advertising.

  Source: MOH: before-and-after images in healthcare advertising

• In Singapore, a business providing massage needs a Massage Establishment Licence from the police; manicures, pedicures, baths and some other treatments without massage do not. Whether your services need one is a check your business makes with the police. The website doesn't settle it, and we don't advise on it.

  Source: Singapore Police Force: Massage Establishment Licence