Describe your lash services. Makeform creates an online intake for allergies, lash history, style preferences, and appointment notes before the client arrives.
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Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, tailor it to your services, and edit the generated structure before publishing.
Audience
First-time clients booking a classic lash set
Format
Pre-appointment intake with style consultation
Prompt size
289 chars
Example form structure
Pre-appointment intake with style consultation
Client contact and appointment details
Allergies, sensitivities, or current irritation
Previous lash extension experience
Preferred length, curl, and fullness
I have read the preparation and aftercare notes
Suggested routing tags
New client
Sensitivity review
Style consultation
Ask about adhesive, tape, eye-product, and prior-extension reactions separately so artists can review each detail.
Step 1
Screen
allergies, sensitivities, and current eye concerns
Step 2
Review
lash history, existing set, and retention notes
Step 3
Plan
length, curl, fullness, and style references
Step 4
Prepare
artist reviews answers before appointment time
A better first consultation
Preview sensitivities, existing extensions, retention, and style goals so the artist knows what needs discussion.
Separate questions for adhesive reactions, sensitive eyes, and current irritation make important answers easy to spot.
Conditional paths ask transfer clients about their set and clients with past reactions for details.
Photos and choices for curl, length, shape, texture, and fullness start the consultation.
Made for lash businesses
Choose a client journey, then edit services, instructions, policies, and artist choices.
Combine new-client screening and design preferences in one booking link.
Route location, technician, and service details to the assigned artist.
Create service paths for fullness, texture, style, and upkeep.
Collect last-service dates, current-set photos, coverage, and retention notes.
Build your intake
Describe your screening process, check the questions, and share the form with booking confirmations.
Name your services, required client details, instructions, and salon policies.
Separate allergies from past reactions and add follow-ups for sensitivities or transfer work.
Share it after booking or embed it on your site with a submission deadline.
Send answers to the artist and flag items needing a conversation or schedule change.
Choose the right intake method
A generated intake matches your services and reveals follow-ups only when needed.
Field guide
Use these six sections as a checklist, then adapt the wording to your services.
Client and booking
Match the response to a booking and make follow-up easy.
Allergies and sensitivities
Keep adhesive, tape, eye-product, and current concerns in separate fields.
Previous lash history
Ask for dates, style, retention, removal history, and likes or dislikes.
Style preferences
Combine clear choices, examples, and notes; discuss the final design in person.
Lifestyle and natural lashes
Lifestyle questions provide context for discussing style and upkeep.
Preparation and acknowledgment
Pair your instructions and policies with separate, clear acknowledgments.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for lash technicians and salon owners moving pre-appointment consultation questions online.
It is a pre-appointment questionnaire for client details, allergies, sensitivities, lash history, current extensions, style preferences, and acknowledgments. The technician reviews this context before discussing the service.
Ask about contact details, adhesive or product sensitivities, previous reactions and retention, current extensions, desired length, curl, fullness and shape, inspiration, lifestyle, preparation, and aftercare.
Yes. Conditional logic can reveal follow-ups for a past reaction, current sensitivity, existing set, or retention issue. Ask what happened, when, and whether a pre-appointment conversation is needed.
Yes. Add uploads for inspiration or clear current-set photos. A nearby notes field lets clients explain what they like, want changed, or want the artist to avoid.
No. Use separate acknowledgments for instructions and policies. Keep promotional photo permission optional and unselected, and have a suitable professional review any wording your business relies on.
Yes. Branch by service. Ask full-set clients about design, fill clients about the last service and retention, and transfer clients about the previous artist, coverage, and photos.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Publish or embed it, then add the link to confirmations or reminders. Route submissions to the assigned artist and review reported irritation, reactions, transfer work, or schedule needs before arrival.
Start every lash appointment with useful context.
