Ask after the finished service
Place the QR prompt at the styling mirror, reception desk, checkout counter, or appointment card when the client can evaluate the result.
For salons, spas, barbers, and beauty studios, the best review moment is usually after the service is finished and the result is fresh. ClariFlow gives the front desk and service team one branded QR review workflow for mirrors, reception, appointment cards, and follow-up messages.

One connected workflow
Keep review requests polished, consistent, and connected to the client journey from checkout to the next booking.
Place the QR prompt at the styling mirror, reception desk, checkout counter, or appointment card when the client can evaluate the result.
Use the salon name, logo, colors, and customer message so the mobile review experience feels as polished as the appointment.
Share the same review path through WhatsApp, SMS, or email after the appointment when an in-person scan is not convenient.
Collect context about timing, hygiene, consultation, staff communication, comfort, styling preferences, and final-result expectations.
A simple three-step setup
Ask after the mirror reveal, final check, payment, or post-appointment follow-up—not during the service.
Let receptionists and service professionals share the same scan-ready flow instead of finding different review links.
Review patterns around wait time, consultation quality, cleanliness, comfort, communication, and aftercare guidance.
Where to use it
A good review workflow fits the business instead of interrupting it. These are practical placements and feedback moments for this use case.
Genuine review requests
Ask after the service is complete, the client has seen the result, and any final questions are answered. Reception, checkout, aftercare, and post-appointment follow-up are natural moments.
Common placements include styling mirrors, reception desks, checkout counters, appointment cards, aftercare cards, product bags, and follow-up messages.
Owners can use customer comments to understand timing, consultation, hygiene, comfort, staff communication, styling preferences, aftercare, and the finished result.
Businesses should request reviews consistently and should not selectively solicit only positive reviews. Feedback should be voluntary, genuine, and free from incentives or pressure.
Start with one branded review flow.