Lash Extension Consultation Form Template
A great lash extension appointment starts before your client arrives. Collecting their history and preferences in advance means you're ready to deliver from the first minute.
Lash extension consultations involve more than picking a curl type. You need to know about previous extensions, the health of the natural lashes, any product sensitivities, and the client's lifestyle — how often they swim, whether they wear glasses, how much maintenance they're willing to do. Gathering all of that in a 5-minute chair-side conversation while also prepping your tools isn't realistic.
A pre-appointment consultation form makes that process manageable. Typeform's lash extension template collects health history, lash goals, previous extension experience, and daily routine information before the appointment starts. Conditional logic adjusts based on what the client reports — someone who has had reactions to adhesives before gets a detailed sensitivity screen; a first-time client gets more foundational questions about what they're looking for. You arrive at every appointment informed and ready to design the right set for that specific client.
Customize the form with your service menu and brand, send it in the booking confirmation, and show up prepared.
A lash extension consultation form collects health history, lifestyle information, and aesthetic preferences from a client before a lash extension appointment. It helps technicians assess suitability, identify contraindications, and design an extension set suited to the client's natural lashes and goals.
Applying lash extensions without understanding a client's health history, allergy profile, and previous extension experience can lead to adverse reactions, premature loss, or results the client isn't happy with. A consultation form surfaces the information needed to make informed technical and product decisions.
Cover safety, aesthetics, and maintenance expectations. Key questions include:
- Known allergies or sensitivities (especially to adhesives or formaldehyde)
- Previous lash extension history and any issues experienced
- Current natural lash condition
- Eye conditions or recent eye treatments
- Contact lens use
- Desired length, curl, and density
- Daily maintenance routine and lifestyle (active, frequent swimming, etc.)
Flag those responses immediately and schedule a patch test before the full appointment. You can configure Typeform to notify you when a sensitivity is indicated, giving you time to reach out and rebook the first appointment as a patch test or use a sensitive-formula adhesive as standard.
You can use Typeform to collect updated consultation information at each return visit — comparing responses over time gives you a picture of how a client's lash health and preferences evolve. For a more robust client record system, connect Typeform to a CRM via integrations.
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