QR Business Card for Salons & Lash Artists

Salons and lash artists live on rebooking. A client leaves happy, means to book her next fill, and the appointment slips because there was nothing in her hand to remind her.

A printed QR card fixes that. It sits in her purse next to the mirror she checks every day, and one scan opens your booking page, your Instagram or your review box — wherever you want her to land.

What to put on the card

Keep it small and pretty, like your work. Your name and what you do — "Lash artist" or "Brows & lashes" — are enough, plus one line clients remember you by.

On the back or in the QR, the destination matters more than the design. The salon card in Kardit points a scan at your booking link by default, so a client scans and lands straight on your calendar instead of scrolling your feed first.

If you already use an online booking tool, paste its link in. If you take bookings by chat, the WhatsApp card type opens a chat with a pre-filled message, so "I'd like to book a fill" arrives typed and ready.

One card, or a page with everything

Some artists prefer one link that holds everything. That is what the My Kardit page is for: your own page with buttons for Book, Connect, Leave a Google review, Directions, your online store or shop, your website, and your Instagram, TikTok and other socials, arranged in the order you choose.

You can put that page behind the QR on your printed card. When a promotion changes — a seasonal set, a new studio, a different booking link — you update the page and the same printed card keeps working. You never reprint because something moved.

Making one on Kardit

1. Pick the salon card type, or start from a template in the gallery and adjust the colours to your brand.
2. Add your name, your line, and a photo or logo if you want one — uploads stay on your device and go only into your own design and exports.
3. Choose where the QR points: your booking link, your WhatsApp chat, your Instagram, or your My Kardit page.
4. Preview it, and move or resize anything that does not sit right. Placement edits are free, so you can nudge the QR until it looks perfect.
5. Download and print. Repeat downloads are free, so printing a second batch or a bigger size costs you nothing extra on the design side.

Printing and sharing tips

• Print small and hand it over: a business-card-size card fits in a tip envelope or next to a receipt.
• Keep a small stack at your reception desk and in your retail area, not behind the counter.
• After a set, hand the card over with the aftercare card — one scan while she is still in the chair is the easiest rebooking there is.
• If you sell aftercare products, point a second card at your online store so clients can reorder without messaging you.
• Ask happy clients for a Google review while they are still glowing — a review button on your page makes it one tap.

Short FAQ

Should the QR go to my booking page or my Instagram? To wherever bookings actually happen. If clients book on Instagram DMs, send them there; if you use a booking tool, send them to it. On a My Kardit page you can show both and let clients choose.

Can I change the link after printing? Yes. Point the QR at your My Kardit page and update that page any time — the printed cards keep working. Placement edits on the card itself are free, and repeat downloads are free too.

Do I need a photo on the card? No. A clean card with your name, your line and the QR works fine. Photos and logos are optional, and anything you upload stays on your device.

How much does it cost? Printed designs are paid for once — see pricing for how credits work.

A beautiful card that books the next appointment before your client walks out the door — that is the whole idea.