Site map
Everything published on lashretention.com, grouped and described in one line each.
Every page on lashretention.com, and every named section of the home page, with a line on what you will find there.
Home page sections
- HomeThe whole product in one page, from the fill cycle problem to the contact form.
- Where studios lose the cycleFour ways an interval stretches from three weeks to seven, each with the cost attached.
- How it worksThe four steps, from logging the set at the bed to working the morning at risk list.
- FeaturesFill cycle tracking, retention scoring, prompts, aftercare, set history and chair value reporting.
- Results after six monthsDays between visits, rebook rate, added revenue per chair and complaint volume.
- Inside a client recordEvery field stored per client, and why each one earns its place.
- Studio owner reviewsThree named studio owners on what changed, plus the platform wide metrics.
- PricingSolo Artist, Studio and Studio Team, monthly, with what is included in each.
- FAQSix answers on price, setup time, data handling, booking systems, cancellation and message frequency.
- Request a demoThe contact form and the direct email address for a reply within one business day.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- LashRetention compared with the software lash artists actually shortlistMost lash artists already have a booking app, so the real question is whether anything on your screen is watching the fill interval.
- LashRetention vs GlossGeniusGlossGenius is built for an independent beauty professional who wants booking, checkout and client marketing in one place, while LashRetention is built for the artist whose calendar already works but whose fill interval keeps slipping.
- LashRetention vs VagaroVagaro suits a studio with several service categories, staff to schedule and a front desk to run, while LashRetention suits the artist whose only real problem is that fills keep landing in week six.
- LashRetention vs Square AppointmentsSquare Appointments suits a lash artist who wants a straightforward calendar sitting next to her card reader, while LashRetention suits the artist who needs to know which clients are sliding out of their fill cycle before they go quiet.
- Free calculators for lash and brow artistsTwo working calculators for the numbers that decide whether a lash studio pays for itself: what a set costs you, and what your bed can actually carry.
- Set Cost and Price FloorFind the true cost of one set at your own bed, including the overhead every appointment quietly carries and the cut your card reader takes.
- Fill Cycle Chair CapacityWork out how many hours of your week your existing lash clients already own at your fill interval, and how much room is genuinely left for new sets.
- Resources for lash and brow artists who run their own studioEverything here is built for the artist who does the set, sends the reminder and pays the rent, all in the same week.
- Fill Cycle Client RecordOne page per lash client that turns guesswork about her rebook date into a record you can read before she sits down.
Pages
- AuthorJimenez Julien on why LashRetention exists and how it is maintained.
- Site mapThis page.
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent.
Fill Cycle, the magazine
- Fill Cycle, the magazineRetention, craft and studio economics for lash and brow artists who run their own books in the United States.
- How do I know whether my three week fill cycle is realistic for a new client?Fill timing rests on the natural lash growth cycle, not on studio policy.
- Should I offer classic, hybrid or volume sets when I only have one lash bed?Each service style carries a different chair time, product cost and retention profile.
- What are the most common reasons my clients lose extensions in the first week?Early fallout is usually application or cure related, not client behavior.
- What does my state actually require before I can legally apply lash extensions?Lash work is regulated at the state level through cosmetology and esthetics boards.
- How did one solo artist raise her rebook rate without adding a single new client?A one bed studio moved its average fill interval from five weeks to three by changing three things at the chair.
- Where is the lash and brow industry heading now that lash lifts are outselling extensions?Lower maintenance services are pulling clients away from full sets.
- What should I check before every single client leaves my lash chair each day?The last four minutes of an appointment decide whether the client returns on schedule.
- How much does a full set of volume lashes really cost me in product and chair time?Pricing works only when you know your true cost per set.
- What actually happens to retention when a client works out five days a week?Sweat, steam and daily cleansing all act on the adhesive bond.
Legal
- Legal noticePublisher identity, company numbers, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, retention periods and your US state and GDPR rights.
- Terms of serviceSubscription, billing, cancellation, data ownership and liability.
Contact
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.comThe publisher's inbox, answered within one business day, Monday to Friday.