Pin designs for colorists, cutters, bridal stylists and salon educators. Load one, add your work, change the words, download.
8 hair stylist pin templates
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Pinterest marketing for hair stylists
Pinterest is where many salon clients plan their next appointment. They search phrases like "brunette balayage", "low maintenance haircuts for thick hair", "curtain bangs for round face" and "copper hair color", then save the photos they want to show their stylist. Stylists who pin their own work with those words in the title get found by people already planning a change, often in their own city.
The templates here are built for that: color lookbooks, cut guides, styling tutorials, aftercare tips, bridal hair and booking pins in warm, salon-friendly colors. Load one into the editor, drop in your client photos and download a 1000 by 1500 pin. Link each pin to your booking page, a blog post or your portfolio so a saved idea turns into an appointment.
20 pin ideas for hair stylists
Each one loads into the editor as the pin title.
What works on Pinterest for hair stylists
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Name the service and the hair type
Clients search with very specific words: "money piece on dark hair", "shag for fine hair", "gray blending brunette". Put those words at the start of the pin title, the description and the image file name. A pin titled "Client transformation" gives Pinterest nothing to match, while "Copper balayage on curly hair" does.
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Pin every good result as its own pin
One strong client photo per pin works better than a big gallery. Shoot in daylight near a window, with the same background each time, and take a back view and a side view. Over a few months you build a library of pins that each target a different color, cut or texture.
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Link to booking, not just your feed
Send pins to a page where someone can act: your online booking page, a service page with prices or a blog post that answers the question in the title. Add your city to the board name and description for local services such as color correction or bridal hair.
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Plan around seasonal color
Searches for lighter, brighter color rise before spring and summer, and warmer, darker shades rise before fall. Wedding hair content builds early in the year. Publish fresh pins for each season six to eight weeks before it starts so they have time to be picked up.
Board name ideas
Tap a name to copy it. All are under Pinterest's 50 character board name limit.
Yes. Many clients plan cuts and color on Pinterest and bring saved pins to their appointment. When your own work shows up for searches like "balayage for dark hair" with your booking link attached, some of those planners become clients. Pins also keep working for months, unlike most social posts.
What should a hair stylist pin?
Pin your client results named by service and hair type, styling tutorials, aftercare tips, haircut guides by face shape, bridal hair and your service menu. Each pin should answer one search and link to your booking page or a post with more detail.
Can I use client photos on Pinterest?
Only with the client's permission. Ask at the appointment and keep a record, ideally a consent line on your intake form. Crop out faces if a client prefers, since back views of color and cuts work well on Pinterest anyway.
Are these hair stylist templates free?
Yes. Pick any template, add your photos, change the text and download the PNG with no watermark and no sign-up. The editor runs in your browser, so client photos are never uploaded to a server. You can use the pins for your salon, your own booking page or a blog.
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