# QR codes for salons and barbers

> For a salon the booking code is the one that matters, and it belongs in the window where it can be scanned when you are closed. Rebooking codes on the mirror and on receipts capture the customer while they are still in the chair.

Source: https://useqr.app/qr-codes-for/salons · Last reviewed 2026-08-21 · UseQR is free forever, MIT licensed, no signup.

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## The window code works after hours

A salon's window is scanned at 1–2 m from the pavement — **10–20 cm** of code — and its
highest value is when you are shut. Someone walking past at 8 pm who can book on the spot is
a booking you would otherwise lose.

Say so on the decal: "Closed? Book online" outperforms a bare code substantially.

Mount it **inside the glass facing out** so street reflections sit in a different focal
plane, and use matt vinyl.

## At the mirror

A rebooking code at each station, scanned while the client is waiting for colour to develop.
Point at your booking system with the stylist preselected if your system supports it.

## On the receipt

[Google review](/google-review-qr-code) code on the receipt or the card wallet. This is the
strongest moment — the client has just seen the result.

Do not offer a discount for a review. Incentivised reviews violate Google's policies and risk
both removal and a penalty on the listing.

## Price list

If prices change often, a code pointing at a hosted price list saves reprinting the window
card each time. Use a stable URL you update in place.

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