Lash Lift Consultation Form Template
Know your client before they walk through the door. Collect the details you need to give them a safe, personalized lash lift.
A lash lift consultation isn't a formality — it's how you protect your clients and your work. But fitting a thorough consultation into a busy appointment schedule is hard, especially when clients arrive with no prior information collected. You end up spending the first 10 minutes of every appointment asking the same questions.
Sending a consultation form ahead of the appointment changes that. Typeform's lash lift consultation template collects health history, eye sensitivities, previous lash treatments, and desired results before your client arrives. Conditional logic digs deeper when needed — if they've had a reaction to a past treatment, the form asks for specifics. If they wear contacts, it flags that automatically. You show up to every appointment informed and ready.
Customize the form with your salon's branding, add your intake questions, and share the link in your booking confirmation. The consultation is done before they sit in your chair.
A lash lift consultation form collects client health information, eye sensitivity history, and treatment preferences before a lash lift appointment. It helps technicians assess suitability, identify contraindications, and plan the treatment for each individual client.
Performing a lash lift without understanding a client's health history can lead to adverse reactions or poor results. A consultation form ensures you have the information needed to work safely and deliver what the client actually wants.
Cover both safety and aesthetic goals. Key questions include:
- Any known allergies or skin sensitivities
- History of eye conditions or recent eye surgery
- Previous lash treatments (extensions, tints, perms)
- Contact lens use
- Current medications that may affect the skin or eyes
- Desired curl intensity and lash outcome
If a client's responses flag a potential contraindication, you can note in the form's confirmation message that a technician will review their answers before the appointment. Typeform's notification features let you receive an alert for each submission so you can follow up before they arrive.
Yes. You can include a consent statement with a checkbox acknowledgment at the end of the form. While this doesn't replace a formal e-signature in all legal contexts, it creates a clear record that the client reviewed and agreed to your terms before treatment.
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