💇 BEAUTY SALON DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Digital Signage for Beauty Salons

Service menus, the week's offer, your best before-and-after work — all of it current on every screen in the salon. You edit in a browser and publish, and it lands right along the client journey, window to retail shelf.

Every salon screen in one account

Window, reception, stations and the retail shelf all publish from one dashboard.

Prices updated in a few clicks

Change a price or add a treatment once, and every screen carrying it updates.

Your reviews and feed, live on screen

Google Reviews and Instagram panels refresh themselves while the salon is online.
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Put your service menu and best work on every salon screen

Beauty salon digital signage lets hair salons, barbershops, nail and lash studios manage service menus, prices, promotions and before-and-after galleries on the screens across a salon from one cloud-based CMS.
The window shows this week's offer to people walking past. Reception carries prices and add-ons. The retail shelf plays the product your stylist just used, and the holiday package comes down on the date you set.

Sound familiar?

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      Price lists that need updating again and again

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      A retail shelf nobody looks at

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      Clients squinting at the price list at reception

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      Your best work that nobody gets to see

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What you get with Look

    • A service menu you edit from a browser

    • Product videos right beside the shelf

    • Add-ons shown while clients are waiting

    • Before-and-after work on the wall

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From one reception screen to every chair in the salon

Connect a player, build a playlist, publish. The window, the nail bar and a second location join through exactly the same three steps as the first screen.

  • Connect your screens

    Get the Look App onto a compatible TV or display, or just plug in the Look HDMI Player. The screen then shows a device code, and you use it to pair the screen.

  • Build your menu and offers

    Start from a salon template or the Content Creator, add prices, photos and a booking QR code, then group it all into playlists for each area.

  • Schedule and publish

    Set when each playlist plays, give seasonal offers an end date, and publish from any browser to one screen, one area or every location.
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Digital signage for every corner of the salon

From the street, a client sees the window first. Then it's the desk when they walk in, the chair for about an hour, and the shelf as they leave. You run all four screens from one account, and each keeps its own content and schedule.

Storefront window

Turn people walking past into walk-ins.
A poster cannot change daily; a window screen can. This week's offer, a new-client deal, the slots still open today, and a rotation of your best color, cut and nail work.
At closing time it can switch to your opening hours and a booking QR code. So even with the lights off, the window keeps working for you.
Best for: New-client offers, before-and-after work, opening hours, booking QR, walk-ins welcome

Reception and check-in

Make prices and services clear on arrival.
The screen by the desk shows the service menu with prices and durations, today's add-ons and the stylists on shift, giving arriving clients the essentials at a glance.
A Wi-Fi QR code and live Google review score can share the same screen, while each price change takes a single edit in the CMS.
Best for: Service menu and prices, add-on services, stylist profiles, Wi-Fi QR, review score

Waiting area and lounge

Ten minutes of waiting, and something to watch.
Early for the appointment, or waiting for color to process? A loop of trend looks, styling tutorials, bridal and event packages and gift cards sells without any hard push.
Instagram and YouTube panels keep it from going stale. Put a countdown on a seasonal offer and it starts pulling bookings.
Best for: Trend lookbooks, tutorials, seasonal packages, gift cards, Instagram feed

Styling stations and color bar

Show the result while the service happens.
A small screen at the station or the color bar carries the gloss, treatment or toner upgrade that suits the service, plus aftercare tips for the service in the chair.
Screen tags handle the targeting. So color work shows at the color bar, while fades, beard care and grooming products play at the barber chairs.
Best for: Treatment upgrades, aftercare tips, color inspiration, barber services, stylist picks

Nail, lash and brow bars

Help clients pick a design faster.
Nail and lash clients spend a long time choosing. A screen with this season's colors, nail art, lash styles and brow shapes gives them something to point at.
Put it on touch hardware and button widgets make it a tap-through gallery, browsable by style. The loop comes back after an idle timeout.
Best for: Nail art galleries, seasonal color palettes, lash and brow styles, price per design, care tips

Retail shelf and checkout

Sell the product the stylist just used.
Next to the shelf, a screen plays short product demos, ingredient benefits and bundle offers for the shampoos, serums and tools the salon sells.
When clients check out, the same screen reminds them to rebook and shows your loyalty or referral offer. Scanning the QR code brings up your booking page on their phone.
Best for: Product demos, bundle offers, rebooking reminders, loyalty and referral offers, booking QR

To use Look digital signage software

Look service works seamlessly on any hardware, whether you're planning to purchase or already use it
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Install FREE Look App

Transform any TV or compatible device into digital signage by installing the free Look app.
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Connect the Plug & Play Look Player to your display’s HDMI input for instant setup. Worldwide shipping.
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What our customers say

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I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with Look and it's been a really big game changer for us, because it has helped us to come across as an older business in a much more fresh way.
Michael Guzman
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We went with Look, because it gave us the full control of the content that we were streaming to our locations and it also gave us the scalability, which is even more important. Great experience overall.
Alfredo Mier Y Terán
Grupo MYT
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Value for us means price, quality and the experience of using whatever it is that and the reason that we chose Look is we found that it provided us the best value for money solution out of the other digital signage software that we were using before.
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Key features

What should you look for in beauty salon digital signage software?

A salon screen should be easy for authorized staff to update while remaining consistently on-brand. As prices, trends and promotions change, the right software lets the team edit content in minutes through one familiar tool.
For hair salons, barbershops and beauty studios, these are the capabilities that matter most:

Free templates

Salon templates for menus, offers and before-and-after work

Add your logo, fonts and brand colors once and build from there. The beauty collection covers service menus and price lists, new-client and seasonal offers, stylist spotlights, product promos and before-and-after slides. Add your prices and photos, schedule the content and publish every update digitally.
Fall Into Relaxation hot stone massage special offer templateYour Beauty Destination hero template with social media handlesGlow & Grace full service menu template with face, hair and body pricing
Your Beauty Destination hero template with social media handlesGlow & Grace full service menu template with face, hair and body pricingJust Care About Your Skin in Winter wellness tips template
Glow & Grace full service menu template with face, hair and body pricingJust Care About Your Skin in Winter wellness tips templateClient Testimonials template with a five-star review
Just Care About Your Skin in Winter wellness tips templateClient Testimonials template with a five-star reviewSpring Into Savings seasonal facial promotion template
Client Testimonials template with a five-star reviewSpring Into Savings seasonal facial promotion templateSerene Spa & Salon working hours and package pricing template
Spring Into Savings seasonal facial promotion templateSerene Spa & Salon working hours and package pricing templateTanning Specials template with tanning options list
Serene Spa & Salon working hours and package pricing templateTanning Specials template with tanning options listFall Into Relaxation hot stone massage special offer template
Tanning Specials template with tanning options listFall Into Relaxation hot stone massage special offer templateYour Beauty Destination hero template with social media handles
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Built-in apps

Apps that keep salon screens fresh on their own

Add an app to a playlist like any other item, and it refreshes reviews, photos and other live information automatically while the salon is online. Combine connected apps with cached images and video to maintain a continuous, balanced content loop through connection changes.
World Clock
Google Data Studio (Looker Studio)
Windy
Geckoboard App for Digital Signage
Countdown timer
Flight Schedule
Live News
Weather
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Related digital signage solutions

Other places our customers run screens, and the industries next door.
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Tips & Guides

Beauty salon digital signage resources

    Frequently asked questions about beauty salon digital signage

    Where should a beauty salon put digital signage screens?

    Start where clients spend the most time looking: the storefront window, reception, the waiting area, the styling stations or color bar, the nail and lash bar, and the retail shelf by checkout. Each one answers a different question — what's on offer, what a service costs, which product the stylist just used. All of them run from one Look account, with content targeted per area by screen tag.

    What should a salon show on its screens?

    Visual and specific wins. Before-and-after work, the service menu with prices and durations, add-on services, stylist profiles, seasonal packages, product demos, aftercare tips. One message per slide and one action, such as a booking QR code. Across a busy salon, short video loops and large photos get read; dense text does not.

    Can salon screens help sell retail products and add-on services?

    Yes, as long as the right content is in the right spot. Next to the retail shelf, a screen can play short demos of the products your team actually uses. At the station, it can suggest a gloss or treatment upgrade that fits the service in progress. Reception can show today's add-ons before check-in. Look handles the screen, but the sale still goes through your desk or POS.

    Can digital signage make the wait feel shorter?

    Yes. Trend looks, tutorials, Instagram posts, what's coming up — a loop like that gives clients something worth watching before an appointment or while color processes, and it often earns another booking. Schedule the loop by time of day and the waiting-area screen matches a busy Saturday or a quiet Tuesday morning.

    Can Look connect to our salon booking or POS software?

    Look supports connected workflows through Zapier, an action trigger, outbound webhooks and Embeddable Code. A booking or POS tool that sends or exposes data through one of these methods can help drive screen content, while browser-based booking pages and web widgets can be embedded directly. Keep public displays focused on general availability and service information rather than personal client details.

    Can clients book appointments on the salon screen?

    The screen walks clients into the booking flow you already run. Touch-enabled hardware plus button widgets and scenes lets them browse services, prices, nail designs or stylist profiles, and an idle timeout sends the display back to its loop. A QR code then opens the salon's booking page on the client's phone, and forms and payments stay with the booking system.

    Can we show our Instagram feed and Google reviews on salon screens?

    Yes. Your salon feed or a hashtag wall goes up through the Instagram app, and the Google Reviews app carries your live score and most recent reviews. Both refresh by themselves whenever they are connected. Reception and the waiting area suit them best, since that is where a new client looks for proof of your work. Keep cached content in the loop and a connection change costs you nothing.

    How do we update prices and the service menu?

    Edit the menu once in the CMS and every screen carrying it updates on its next sync, whether that is one reception screen or menus across several locations. To prepare a price change in advance, build the new menu as separate content and schedule it to start playing on the date the new prices apply.

    Can seasonal and holiday promotions run on their own?

    Yes. Build the holiday, bridal or summer package as separate content, give it a start and end date, and it appears and retires automatically on schedule. A weekly schedule handles recurring offers, such as a weekday express service or a Sunday special. A Countdown timer beside the offer shows clients how much time remains to book.

    Do we need a designer to create salon content?

    You can start from a free template for a service menu, price list, promotion or before-and-after slide, then change the text, prices and photos in the browser. The Content Creator supports layers, text, images, video and QR codes, while logos, fonts and brand colors stored in Assets keep every screen consistent. Staff can publish a polished new offer in minutes.

    Can we use screens for staff communication in the salon?

    Yes. Put a screen in the staff room or behind the desk and it can show the day's shifts, product training videos, team notices, targets, and that five-star review everyone should see. With separate tags, the back-of-house playlist only plays on staff screens. CMS section access means the front desk can manage content and schedules, and the owner keeps control of account settings.

    Can we manage several salon locations from one account?

    Yes. All your locations' screens live in one account, organized by tags and groups, so a chain-wide campaign publishes once while each salon holds on to its own prices, stylists and offers. Schedules run in each screen's own time zone. Permissions by CMS section then let an owner set which managers share content and which workflows they run.

    What happens to salon screens if the internet goes down?

    Images and video cached on the player carry on, and the player syncs itself once the connection returns. Apps, web content and live streams refresh when they are back online. On the screens that matter most — the window, reception — mix connected apps with cached images and video and playback never stops.

    What hardware does a salon need, and can we use an existing TV?

    Many salons start with a TV they already have. The free Look App runs on Android, Google TV, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, Amazon Signage, Fire OS and macOS, and any display with an HDMI input can use the Look HDMI Player. For a storefront window, choose a brighter commercial display designed to remain visible in direct sunlight.

    How much does digital signage cost for a beauty salon?

    Look Digital Signage starts at $6 per screen per month, and the rate drops as screen numbers grow. There is also a one-time lifetime license for businesses that want the CMS on their own servers. Hardware is up to your setup — plenty of salons reuse a TV they already own and add only a player, though a window screen often wants a brighter commercial display. The 14-day free trial takes no credit card.

    What is digital signage for beauty salons?

    Digital signage for beauty salons means running service menus, prices, promotions, before-and-after galleries, product demos and client information on screens in a hair salon, barbershop, nail or lash studio. With Look Digital Signage, staff create that content in a browser, schedule it by day, season and area of the salon, and publish remotely to one screen or every location.