Use case

AI content for beauty and wellness businesses

Clients choose a salon, a spa or a skincare brand by how it feels. Melon Cut Guidelines keeps that feeling written down - colours, fonts, voice and tone - and Melon Cut Design makes the posts, stories, packshots and short videos that carry it.

stories for openings and offers
9:16
posts and stories in one plan
30
foundation kinds, voice and tone among them
16

Sounds familiar?

  • A calm, premium look that is hard to keep across every post
  • Treatment menus and prices that change with the season
  • Small bottles and jars that look flat in phone photos
  • Writing that sounds like an advert instead of like the salon

What you can make

  • A serum bottle as a centred packshot on the brand's blush colour
  • A slow vertical video from three photos of the treatment room
  • Stories announcing next week's open appointment slots
  • A post for International Yoga Day or National Relaxation Day
  • The treatment menu, attached as a PDF, turned into one post per treatment with captions
How it works

How beauty and wellness use Melon Cut

  1. Write down the feel

    In Melon Cut Guidelines, add your colours and fonts and write your Voice & Tone and Terminology, with a Critical note on any wording you never use.

  2. Make the content

    In Melon Cut Design, add your brand's @username and ask for the week's posts, stories and a short video.

  3. Check and download

    Check each post for social media, copy the captions and download.

A look clients recognise

Soft colours, a particular typeface, a quiet way of speaking - these make a salon feel like itself. Keep them in your guidelines with the exact colour codes and font files, and write the voice down too, so whoever posts sounds the way you would.

Content between appointments

Describe the week once and get a plan of posts and stories, each with a caption. Product packshots make small bottles and jars look clean and centred on your colour, and a few photos of the space become a short vertical video.

Show real results only

Use AI for settings, products and announcements, not for treatment results. A before-and-after should show a real client, and rules on beauty claims and AI images differ by country and platform, so check them before you post.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can't find your answer? See every question.

Should I use AI for before-and-after pictures?

No. A before-and-after should show a real result. Use AI for your space, your products and your announcements, and check each platform's rules on beauty claims.

Can I make a video from photos of my salon?

Yes. Put the photos in the order you want them seen - the first opens the video, the last closes it - and ask for a slow, calm vertical clip.

Make this week's content today

Calm, on-brand posts, packshots and videos.