People pick a salon from pictures first and prices second. A pin with a photo of a finished style, a short list of what it costs and how long it takes, and a Book now button answers the questions they have before they commit, in the place they are already browsing.
This maker runs your photo across the top, then the headline, a short sub line, up to six rows like Gloss treatment | 45 min · $65 with # section headings, and your button. Blush Studio, Sage Calm, Ink Editorial and Cream Luxe cover soft to editorial looks. Photos stay on your device, and the download is a watermark-free 1000 x 1500 PNG.
Photos and rows that show the work
Show the result, not the reception desk: the finished blow-dry, a colour in daylight, the nail set on a clean background. Consistent angles and light across your pins make the work recognisable as yours in the feed, and a wide shot with one subject survives the band across the top of the pin.
Rows should carry what clients compare before booking: the service, how long it takes and what it costs. Durations matter as much as price for someone fitting an appointment into a lunch break, so Gloss treatment | 45 min · $65 says more than the name alone. Use # headings for Hair, Colour and Nails, and keep to six rows.
Linking to your booking page
Point the pin at the booking page for these services rather than your homepage, and let the button match it: Book now, See all services, Check availability. Visitors arrive knowing the prices, so the page can go straight to the calendar.
Tag the link with the UTM builder so you can tell which pins produce appointments, and write the pin title around the service and your city, because salon searches are usually local.
Refreshing services through the seasons
Salon demand follows the calendar: gloss and hydrating treatments before summer, bridal and event styling through the spring, deep conditioning and fringe trims in winter. Publish a pin for the season you are selling, then swap the photo and rows when the offer changes.
When an offer ends, archive the pin or repoint it to your current menu so nobody books against an old price. A full price list can live on a price list pin, while this one stays on a single seasonal push, and a testimonial pin adds the proof.