Prompt Library

20 ChatGPT Prompts for Hair Salons

20 copy-paste prompts

These 20 prompts help you fill the chair, post consistently, and keep clients rebooking, without hiring an agency. Paste your own details into the [brackets] and ChatGPT writes it for you. Copy, tweak the wording so it sounds like you, and use it today.

In short: This page contains 20 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 5 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

By Louis Corneloup ยท Founder, Techpresso
Last updated ยทHand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Local Marketing

4 prompts

Google Business Post

1/20

Write a 60 word Google Business Profile post for [your salon name] in [your city] promoting [the service or offer]. Include one clear call to action to book online at [your booking link] and 3 relevant local hashtags.

A ready-to-post Google update that helps you show up in local search.

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Pro tip: Post one Google update a week to keep your profile active.

Profile Description

2/20

Write a 700 character Google Business Profile description for [your salon name], a hair salon in [your city]. Mention our top services ([list 3 services]), what makes us different ([your specialty]), and who we serve. Use natural local wording and no hype.

A keyword-aware description for your Google listing.

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Pro tip: Update this whenever you add a new signature service.

Local Offer Flyer

3/20

Write copy for a printed flyer promoting [the offer] at [your salon name] in [neighborhood or city]. Include a headline, 3 short benefit lines, the price, an expiry date of [date], and how to book.

Print-ready copy for a window card or local drop.

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Pro tip: Leave stacks at nearby cafes and boutiques.

Answer Local Questions

4/20

Draft 8 questions and answers for the Q and A section of the Google profile for [your salon name] in [your city]. Cover parking, walk-ins, pricing for [popular service], first-visit tips, and the cancellation policy.

Pre-answers the questions new clients search for.

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Pro tip: Seed these yourself so the answers stay accurate.

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Social Content

4 prompts

Before and After Caption

5/20

Write 3 Instagram caption options for a before and after photo of [the service, e.g. balayage] done at [your salon name]. Keep each under 50 words, include a booking call to action, and 5 hashtags mixing [your city] and hair tags.

Turns a transformation photo into a booking magnet.

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Pro tip: Always tag the stylist so their followers see it too.

Reel Script

6/20

Write a 20 second Instagram Reel script showing [the transformation or tip] for [your salon name]. Give me a hook for the first 3 seconds, the on-screen text for each shot, and a caption.

A shot-by-shot script you can film between clients.

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Pro tip: Film the hook last so you know what to promise.

Weekly Content Plan

7/20

Create a 7 day social content plan for [your salon name], a hair salon in [your city]. Mix before and afters, a stylist tip, a client review, a behind the scenes, and one promo for [the offer]. Give the post idea, caption, and best time to post.

A full week of posts planned in one go.

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Pro tip: Batch-shoot on a quiet Monday to stay ahead.

Hair Care Tip Carousel

8/20

Write a 5 slide Instagram carousel with practical [hair type or concern, e.g. color-treated hair] care tips from [your salon name]. Slide 1 is the hook, slides 2 to 4 are the tips, and slide 5 is a call to book a [service].

Saves and shares that grow your local reach.

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Pro tip: End with a product you sell to drive retail.

Bookings and No-Shows

4 prompts

Reminder Texts

9/20

Write 3 short, friendly appointment reminder text messages for [your salon name]. Include the client first name [name], the service [service], the date and time [date and time], and a line to reply to confirm or reschedule. Keep each under 160 characters.

Confirmation texts that cut last-minute drop-offs.

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Pro tip: Send one 48 hours out and one the morning of.

Cancellation Policy

10/20

Write a clear, polite no-show and cancellation policy for [your salon name] that asks for [24] hours notice and mentions a [deposit or fee] for missed appointments. Give me a short version for the booking page and a version for a confirmation email.

A fair policy that protects your calendar.

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Pro tip: State it at booking so no one is surprised.

Fill a Same-Day Gap

11/20

Write a text and an Instagram Story to fill a same-day opening at [time] for [the service] at [your salon name]. Create urgency without sounding desperate and include how to grab the slot.

Recovers revenue from last-minute cancellations.

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Pro tip: Keep a short list of flexible regulars to text first.

Waitlist Message

12/20

Write a message to send clients on our waitlist when a spot opens with [stylist name] for [service]. Include the date, how long they have to claim it, and the booking link [link].

Books openings from clients already wanting in.

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Pro tip: Give a firm claim window so the slot does not sit.

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Retention and Rebooking

4 prompts

Rebooking Nudge

13/20

Write a text to send [X] weeks after a [service, e.g. color] appointment reminding the client it is time to rebook with [your salon name]. Friendly, with the ideal timing for their service and a booking link [link].

Brings clients back before they drift to a competitor.

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Pro tip: Set the timing to match how fast the service grows out.

Win-Back Email

14/20

Write a warm win-back email for clients of [your salon name] who have not visited in [X] months. Acknowledge it has been a while, share what is new, and offer [the offer] to come back. Keep it under 120 words.

Re-engages lapsed clients with a reason to return.

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Pro tip: Segment this list so regulars do not get it by mistake.

Loyalty Program

15/20

Design a simple loyalty program for [your salon name]. Suggest how clients earn rewards for visits and referrals, 3 reward tiers, and write the sign-up message clients see at checkout.

A repeat-visit system you can run without an app.

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Pro tip: Keep the reward simple enough to explain in one line.

Birthday Offer

16/20

Write a birthday SMS and email for [your salon name] offering [the birthday offer] valid for [X] days. Warm and personal, with the client first name [name] and a booking link.

A personal touch that reliably drives a booking.

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Pro tip: Collect birthdays at intake so this can run automatically.

Reviews and Reputation

4 prompts

Ask for a Review

17/20

Write a short text and an email asking a happy client to leave a Google review for [your salon name] after their [service]. Include a direct review link [link] and make it easy to say yes.

A gentle ask that grows your review count.

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Pro tip: Send it within an hour of the appointment ending.

Reply to 5-Star Reviews

18/20

Write 3 warm, varied replies to a 5 star Google review for [your salon name] that mention the stylist [name] and invite the client back. Keep each under 40 words.

Shows future clients you value the ones you have.

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Pro tip: Vary the wording so replies never look copy-pasted.

Respond to Criticism

19/20

Write a calm, professional reply to a 2 star review that says [paste the complaint] about [your salon name]. Take responsibility where fair, avoid arguing, and offer to make it right offline.

Turns a public complaint into a level-headed reply.

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Pro tip: Move the details to a call or DM, never debate in public.

Reviews Into Posts

20/20

Take these client reviews [paste 3 reviews] and turn them into 3 short social posts and one testimonial graphic caption for [your salon name].

Recycles your best praise into fresh content.

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Pro tip: Pair each with the client photo if you have permission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, and replace the text in [brackets] with your salon name, city, service, and offer. Read the result, tweak the wording so it sounds like you, and use it.
Yes. All 20 prompts are free to copy and use in ChatGPT or any similar AI tool. You only add your own details.
It will if you leave the brackets vague. The more specific you are about your services, your city, and your tone, the more the output sounds like your salon. Always give it a final human edit.
Yes. Use the reminder and policy prompts to set up clear confirmation texts and a fair cancellation policy, which are two of the most effective ways to cut no-shows.

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