Blonding Takes Hours. The Request Should Not.
Color studios sell long appointments and a result people photograph. SalonPortal takes the request, shows the work, and asks for the review when they see it.
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Color Studios
A color correction is not a trim. The website has to show the work, and the desk has to know it is a long chair before they say yes.
The booking system you trust still holds the deposit. SalonPortal is the gallery, the request, and the eight-week text.
- A menu that says how longBalayage, lived-in color, and gloss, with prices, so the request is specific.
- Photos of the workThe site is where “color near me” has to land, with the gallery next to the ask.
- Eight weeks, not sixColor grows out on its own clock. The reminder follows that.
- The review names the coloristAsk when they see the result, not after it has faded.
What This Shop Asks For
Balayage
The request says what they want and who they hope does it.
The Gallery
Before-and-after photos live with the menu.
The Gloss Text
A note when it is time for a gloss, not a full correction.
Color Studios FAQ
Is a color studio different from a full-service salon?
The dashboard is the same. This page is for shops whose book is mostly color.
Can we show a portfolio?
Yes. The website builder includes a gallery next to services and the request form.
Do you take the deposit for a long color appointment?
No. Deposits stay in your booking system. The request is how they ask.
Ready for the Next Client?
Color Studios uses the same dashboard as every other shop on SalonPortal. $100 a month per location.