Site map
Everything on glowintakeapp.com, in one list
A plain map of every page and every section of the home page, with a line on what you will find there.
Pages
- HomeThe product, the six visit plan, pricing and the demo request form.
- About the authorJimenez Julien on why GlowIntake exists and how it is maintained.
- Site mapThis page, listing every destination on the site.
- Legal noticePublisher, company registration, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policyWhat the contact form collects and how to have it removed.
- Terms of serviceSubscription, billing, cancellation and data ownership terms.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How GlowIntake compares to the software estheticians already useMost software sold to a treatment room is built to fill the calendar, while GlowIntake is built to make visits two through six actually happen.
- GlowIntake vs GlossGeniusGlossGenius suits the independent beauty professional whose day is won or lost on the calendar, and GlowIntake suits the esthetician whose day is won or lost on what the client does between visits.
- GlowIntake vs VagaroVagaro is built for a business with several service providers and a whole menu to run, while GlowIntake is built for the esthetician selling one thing well over six visits.
- GlowIntake vs Aesthetic RecordAesthetic Record is built for practices working under medical supervision, and GlowIntake is built for licensed estheticians working inside a non medical scope of practice.
- Free calculators for the treatment roomTwo calculators for the arithmetic every solo esthetician does badly on the back of a receipt: what a plan earns, and how much room you actually have.
- Skin Plan Profit CalculatorEnter your facial price, your series price and what a visit really costs you, and see what the whole plan keeps.
- Treatment Room Capacity PlannerSet your open hours, your facial length and your turnover time, and see how many plan clients one room can honestly carry.
- Resources for licensed estheticiansFree working tools for the business side of a treatment room, written for the person who does the facials and the bookkeeping.
- Consultation to Skin Plan ChecklistEverything that has to happen between a new client booking and her leaving with a dated six visit plan and a home routine she will follow.
Home page sections
- The roomWhere series work and retail leak between the consult and home care.
- How it worksFour steps from the pre sent intake to the plan on her phone.
- FeaturesIntake, zone scoring, timeline, home schedule, photos and check ins.
- Protocol librarySix of the fourteen starting sequences that ship with the account.
- Is this your roomWho GlowIntake suits and who it does not.
- ResultsSeries bookings, retail per visit, time saved and day 30 adherence.
- Studios using GlowIntakeThree named estheticians and the network wide metrics.
- PricingSolo Room, Studio and Studio Plus, billed monthly in US dollars.
- FAQPricing, setup time, data handling, integrations, cancellation and scope.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly.
Other destinations
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the form is sent.
- Email the publisherDirect route to a person, usually answered the same day.
Treatment Room, the magazine
- Treatment RoomThe magazine index, with all nine reported articles for licensed estheticians.
- How do I build a six visit skin plan a new client will actually finish and pay for?A six visit series only works if the spacing, the price and the home routine all line up.
- What does my state board actually let me do to a client's skin, and where is the line?Scope of practice varies sharply by state, and the gray zones sit around depth, devices and needles.
- Should I rent a room in a salon suite or sign my own commercial lease this year?Suite rent looks simple and a storefront looks like growth.
- Why do my clients stop using the products I sent them home with after two weeks?Home care fails for predictable reasons: too many steps, unclear order, retinoid irritation and no checkpoint.
- What is my real cost per facial once I count product, laundry, card fees and room time?Service price minus product cost is not margin.
- How did one solo esthetician move from single facials to a mostly series based book?A single room studio rebuilt its schedule around consultations and staged plans.
- What should I check in my treatment room before a surprise state board inspection walks in?Inspectors look for a short, repeatable list: license display, implement sanitation, labeling, logs and waste handling.
- Is the shift toward barrier repair and gentler protocols changing what I should stock next year?Client demand has moved from aggressive resurfacing toward barrier support and tolerance building.
- What actually happens in the first twenty minutes of a consultation with a brand new client?A minute by minute account of a real first consultation: intake questions, contraindication screening, analysis under magnification and the moment a plan gets agreed to.