Best esthetician websites, the platform they are built on, and best practices for esthetician websites.
Need a website as smooth as your skin?
Check out these carefully picked best esthetician website examples.
I know you're stoked to see how the websites look.
But, there are other things in a beauty website beyond the looks (go figure).
Some of the spa websites made the list because the did some very simple, yet highly overlooked tactics.
Here are some quick recommendations for your esthetician website:
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Alright, let's look at inspiration for creating an esthetician website that is stunning, elegant, and makes you shine (like your clients).
This esthetician website is quality work. Clean design, excellent colors, and a big testimonial. The footer has very useful info (make note of it!).
The intro to this website is a bit weird, but the next section with icons and and pricing looks really nice. Plus they have before and after pictures.
Black and white theme does will for this skin and brow spa! Custom images, team profiles, and smooth animations are some of the notable features.
This is a very clean design with many things to note:
What a professional looking esthetician website example! The large font really stands out and it looks like a designer created this website. The list of services also looks very clean.
This design is bright and ascetically pleasing! Those service offerings over the images look very nice... plus they have customer testimonials! Extra points for listing pricing.
A big title with location keyword is the take away here. Unfortunately the text blends in too much with the background. But one of the best things you can do is put the location you serve in the title and a clear title saying what you offer.
This salon website is bright and has an excellent use of color schemes. You will also see a lot of custom imagery. Other features include listed pricing, easy to read font sizes, and online skin consultation.
Big fonts, location wording in the title, beautiful animations, and much more to see on this spa and esthetician website. Hats off to whoever created this cool website!
Another great thing you can do is add an instagram feed to your website. Check out this website's color scheme, images, and more!
The design of this spa website will give you lots of inspiration! From large fonts to location wording in the title, there's a lot to sample from this salon and spa.
The grey background and custom images give this salon website a unique look.
Normally light and bright themes fit a salon website, but this dark theme actually works really well. Their custom images and copywriting stands out too.
What a very unique looking hair and skin website! The animated text looks awesome. Big bright images, information that's useful and easily consumable, and much more to check out on this website's homepage!
This is a simple salon website with minimalistic design and large font sizes (easy to ready). The services are easy to read and have pricing listed.
This esthetician puts her products and brands on the website which many visitors want to know. She also has an in depth profile on her so people can learn about her online.
Estheticians take note of this one! People often over think their titles for their site. However, keep it simple! Include what you do and where you do it. That's it! That's the formula!
This beauty specialist has an awesome website with custom images, unique design, location keyword in the title, and easy to read fonts!
These esthetician examples were on either the Webflow, Duda, or Squarespace website builder. I wanted to only include websites on the website platforms I recommend building on.
As a professional web designer and developer, I prefer working on Webflow and Duda. Squarespace is good for someone that doesn't need full control over everything - especially a do-it-yourself type person.
WordPress is filled with bad practices, medium learning curve, and a lot of maintenance and time going into stuff that these other website builders provide out-of-box.
In order from most customizable and steepest learning curve to least customizable and lowest learning curve, these are how I'd rank them:
You can build a great website on all of the platforms.