Before and after reels
A short story from first photo to finished look.
Salons and spas
Beauty is a visual trade, and clients choose a salon the way they choose a dish: by what they see on their phone. A steady stream of transformations and treatment explainers brings in new bookings, but the stylist who took the photos is also the person on their feet all day. Chitrio turns your photos and a few lines into polished vertical videos with narration, captions and your booking link, so posting becomes a ten minute job.
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Straight answer: Always get a client's permission before showing their photo. Describe treatments accurately, avoid medical or guaranteed-results claims, and follow any rules your local regulator has on advertising cosmetic treatments.
A transformation, a treatment, a seasonal offer or a new team member.
Upload before and after images, add the treatment name, the time it takes and how to book.
Make a vertical video for Instagram and TikTok and schedule it for the evenings when people book appointments.
Run a weekly series such as Monday makeover, so followers know when to look and you know what to prepare.
End every video with the booking link or phone number, and say how long the appointment takes.
A short story from first photo to finished look.
What a facial, colour or keratin treatment involves, how long it takes and aftercare.
Wedding season, graduation and holiday bookings with a clear deadline.
Each stylist introduced in thirty seconds.
US salons often use Instagram and Google profile videos, UK salons Instagram and Facebook, Canadian spas bilingual offers, and Australian salons Instagram and booking links in bio.
A holiday video that explains how to buy and redeem a gift voucher.
Only with consent. Keep a signed release for every client photo you use.
Yes. Keep them accurate and add a validity date for offers.
Add the booking link in the caption and on the final card. Video builds interest; the link does the booking.
Save your logo and colours as a preset.
Yes for regular posts. For a full brand shoot, hire a photographer.