First session
Patch test if you need it, then the treatment, then pay or use the first session of a course.
Cobbtree for Hair Removal
Waxing, sugaring and similar work runs on a course. Cobbtree books the first session, holds the remaining visits on the client, and reminds the people who actually turned up.
The course
Hair removal is sold as a plan more often than a one-off. Cobbtree keeps remaining sessions on the client so the next booking uses one, instead of a paper card in a drawer.
Patch test if you need it, then the treatment, then pay or use the first session of a course.
Remaining visits sit on the record. They book into real gaps, not a waiting list.
When the course is done, sell the next one from the same ticket.
The useful parts
If the remaining sessions live in a notebook, they get lost. Cobbtree keeps them on the client.
Lip, brow, full body: each one has its length. The diary will not stack them.
Remaining sessions are used when they book. No punch card.
Require one before a new treatment if that is how you work.
Offer the next visit at the interval you set, from the ticket.
Sell the course up front, or take money each time. Both sit on the till.
Your listing shows the treatments you do and when the room is free.
How a hair removal visit runs
A single wax, or a course. Either way it is a real service with a time.
Lengths are true. A full leg is not dropped into a lip-wax gap.
Courses decrement. One-offs take money. Retail if you sell aftercare.
Book the interval you recommend before they leave.