Your Aftercare Instructions card
How the Aftercare Instructions card works — the healing guidance clients read after their appointment, tailored to your discipline, with optional method sections you switch on.
Your Aftercare Instructions card is the healing guidance your clients read after their appointment. It's public, so a client can open your profile and follow your care steps without having to message you. The card is tailored to your discipline. Text fields start empty with placeholder hints — you write your own instructions in your own language. It's on the Info tab.
What the card covers
The card is organised into sections so a client can scan to what they need. For a tattoo artist that's a general aftercare philosophy, what to avoid (clothing, sun, water), recommended products and how often to apply them, and a healing timeline. Other disciplines get a version shaped to how their work heals — a piercer's card, for example, includes healing times for different placements.
Method sections you switch on
Some sections are optional and controlled by a switch — you turn on the methods you actually use, and only those show to clients and count toward the card's completion. A tattoo artist, for instance, can switch on a second skin method (with how long to keep it on and how to remove it) and a traditional foil method (with a removal time), and leave off whichever they don't use.
Filling the main sections and the methods you've switched on takes the card to 100%.
Frequently asked questions
- Do clients see this before or after booking?
It's public on your profile at any time, but it's written for after the appointment — it's the care guidance your client follows while healing. Keeping it accurate saves you repeating the same instructions in messages.
- I don't use one of the methods shown. Do I have to fill it in?
No. The method sections have switches — leave the ones you don't use turned off and they won't show to clients or count against your completion.
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