How should a beauty booking specify the artist who will actually provide the service?
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Name the booked artist and specify whether any substitute needs the client's approval, rather than buying only a salon's brand name.
Record the services, location, ready-by time and who provides each part of the appointment. Ask what happens if the artist is unavailable and which charges or remedies apply. Check that sample work represents the person actually booked. For medical cosmetic procedures, professional qualifications need separate verification; a makeup portfolio does not establish clinical competence.
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