supername.Nobody switches salons on a whim. They switch on a balayage they watched happen.
Local creators book in as real clients, film the consultation, the process and the reveal — and post it to the neighbourhood that's been meaning to switch. Views guaranteed in writing.
You sell transformations. That's the most-saved genre on every platform.
Beauty is a trust purchase — people research for weeks before letting someone new near their hair or skin. A creator's filmed visit is the trust shortcut nothing else provides.
Transformation content is saved and re-watched at the decision moment — when someone's finally ready to switch, your video is the one they kept.
Nobody leaves their stylist lightly. Watching a real client's consultation, process and reveal answers the only question that matters: "would they get me right?"
A convinced viewer isn't one appointment — colour clients alone rebook every 8–12 weeks. Few businesses earn this much lifetime value from a single video.
From your name to a fuller book, in four moves.
The full mechanics, step by step →We read your reviews and local signals automatically — and find what clients already praise: the colour work, the consultations, the way you actually listen.
A hook built from your reviews, scenes built around your signature services. You approve every word — and every frame, before anything posts.
Local creators book, pay and film the genuine experience: consultation, process timelapse, the reveal. You cover the treatment; it's itemised before you pay.
14 days, tracked live against the guarantee line. Hit the number or the shortfall comes back automatically — then the full report, every video licensed to you for 12 months.
Pick the story your salon should tell.
The classic for a reason — honest before, narrated process, the turn to the mirror. Strongest when your colour or cut work is the reputation.
"I let a North London salon talk me into balayage."
First-facial, first-lash-lift, first-anything content lowers the unknown — and the unknown is why people keep putting it off.
"My skin after one facial here. No filter, promise."
For spas and premium services: the robe, the quiet, the 90 minutes that belong to the client. Books the gift-buyers too.
"I booked the 90-minute ritual so you don't have to wonder."
Salon & spa campaigns that already ran.
The chair-side questions, answered straight.
Our chairs are already full most weeks.
Then point the campaign at what isn't full: the new stylist building a column, the weekday mornings, the service you're trying to grow. You approve the angle — it sells what you actually need sold.
We already post our work on our own Instagram.
Keep doing that — it's your portfolio. A creator's video is a different instrument: a client's voice reaching an audience that doesn't follow you yet. Portfolio proves skill; a recommendation delivers strangers.
What if the result doesn't photograph well on the day?
You approve the video before it posts — nothing goes live without your OK. And creators are briefed on your signature services from your own reviews; we're filming what clients already praise, not gambling.
Won't this just attract discount-hunters?
There's no discount in the format — the creator pays the real price on camera. What converts is the expertise and the experience, which attracts clients who book for the work, not the deal.
So the creator's treatment is free?
They book and pay like any client; you cover it as part of your campaign bill, itemised before you pay. You choose which services are featured — most salons pick their signatures.
Do we need to be on TikTok ourselves?
No. Creators post from their own accounts. The views, the "who did this?" comments and the booking requests come to you either way — and you get every video licensed for your own channels for 12 months.
Less than one colour client's yearly value. Guaranteed reach.
Type your salon's name. We'll find what clients rave about.
Your reviews, read automatically. Your signature services, found. Your script, drafted — before you've paid a penny.