Lash & Brow Client Starter Kit

The Lash & Brow Client Starter Kit helps lash techs, brow artists, beauty suite renters, mobile lash/brow pros, and beginner beauty service providers organize booking replies, patch-test reminders, aftercare, fills, removals, client tracking, and rebooking.

Inside

• Service menu builder
• Client intake form template
• Booking and deposit scripts
• Aftercare and rebooking scripts
• Client tracker CSV
• Content and promo ideas
• Sanitation and safety reminder
• Pricing and package planner
• Source links and business tools
• Codex assistant setup prompts

Best for

lash techs, brow artists, beauty suite renters, mobile lash/brow pros, and beginner beauty service providers who want cleaner booking, better follow-up, and a repeatable client workflow.

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Business organization kit only. Not legal, medical, licensing, sanitation, insurance, health, or professional beauty training advice. Follow state board rules, local laws, product labels, sanitation requirements, and insurance requirements.

How to start the business side

• Choose a simple business name: make sure the name is available before putting it on flyers, booking pages, or social media.
• Get an EIN: apply through the official IRS EIN page if you need a business tax ID for banking, hiring, or vendor forms.
• Check your state and city rules: look up your local business registration, sales tax, home-based business, health, zoning, or professional license requirements.
• Open a business bank account: keep business money separate from personal money so income, expenses, deposits, refunds, and taxes are easier to track.
• Set up payments and records: choose a payment processor, keep receipts, track income and expenses, and save customer/job notes in one place.
• Set up booking or intake: use a simple form, calendar, DM script, or quote process so every lead has a clear next step.
• Protect the business: consider insurance, written policies, refund/deposit terms, client consent forms, and professional guidance where needed.
• Build proof early: collect photos, reviews, testimonials, before/after examples, and repeat-customer follow-up from the beginning.

Extra setup notes for beauty service kits

• Check license rules: makeup, hair, nails, lashes, brows, and esthetician services may require state board licensing, salon/suite permits, sanitation rules, or posted policies.
• Use client forms: keep intake, allergy, aftercare, patch-test, consent, and photo-permission notes where they apply.
• Set deposit rules: decide booking deposits, late cancellation rules, no-show rules, travel fees, and service prep instructions before taking clients.

Important: This is a startup organization checklist, not legal, tax, insurance, licensing, banking, or professional advice. Always verify requirements with the IRS, your state, your city, your bank, your licensing board, and a qualified professional when needed.