The Gift Card Guide: Giving Beauty Without Guessing
How prepaid credit works, what each amount really covers, and why a gift card beats choosing a service on someone else's behalf.
Beauty is personal. A gift card lets the recipient choose the pro, the service, and the room it happens in, which is the part most gift-givers cannot guess correctly.
What each amount covers
- $50: a manicure, a blow-dry, or a brow shape.
- $100: a full treatment such as a color refresh or a facial.
- $200: a multi-service session, or two separate visits.
- $250 and $500: bridal parties, a season of upkeep, or a full pamper day.
- Custom amounts: set any value if you have a specific service in mind.
How it redeems
Credit lands in the recipient's account the moment they enter the code, never expires, and applies automatically at checkout on any booking or shop order. Partial balances stay on the account for next time, and they can top up with a card if they choose something larger.
Sending and scheduling
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- Delivered by email with a personal message you write at checkout.
- Schedule delivery for a birthday or holiday morning.
- Resend the code from your dashboard if it is missed.
Buying for a group
For a team gift or a bridal party, buy multiple cards in one checkout and send them individually. Each recipient books their own pro and their own time, which removes the scheduling problem entirely.
The best beauty gift is choice, delivered with a note.
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