Ekaterina does keratin, hair botox, nanoplasty and cold restoration, and also trains new stylists. Clients came through word of mouth and the DIKIDI booking app; there was no website. She needed a page that conveys the level of her work, shows honest prices and turns interest into bookings.
HairLab
Ready to launchA landing page for a hair reconstruction and smoothing specialist in St Petersburg. Deep black, pink silk and glossy hair in every photo — the site sells the result before the first visit.

We bet on atmosphere: a dark background where hair shines like in a shop window, and a neon-pink silk accent. Then everything follows the order in which a guest makes up her mind: nine treatments with duration and price, the stylist’s story in her own words, the price list, results with short videos, reviews with a 5.0 DIKIDI rating and four clear steps of a visit. A separate block leads to training.
A landing page that is beautiful and practical. Guests book through the form, DIKIDI or a messenger — whatever suits them. Ekaterina updates treatments, prices, results and reviews herself, and requests with the chosen treatment arrive by email. The visit gift, a clean trim and an aftercare guide, sits right under the booking button.
Hair
as art.
People choose a stylist with their eyes. So the site handles the results as carefully as Ekaterina handles hair.
A dark showcase
Shine reads best against black. Pink light and silk add character without competing with the photos.
Prices without guessing
Every treatment shows a duration and a starting price. No “DM for prices”.
Results in motion
Short after-treatment videos say more than words: you can see the hair flow and catch the light.
The stylist’s own voice
The copy is written in the first person. Before the visit, a guest meets a person rather than a faceless salon.
Shine
on dark.





Booked
in a minute.
Almost every client arrives on a phone, so the mobile version was designed on its own terms: treatments and results scroll as a strip, prices are readable without zooming, and booking is right in the menu.




The whole page.
From first screen to footer.
Scroll inside the frame.

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