Forever True Beauty Salon

Project Overview

Forever True Spa & Laser Studio is a ladies-only beauty and aesthetics studio in Surrey, BC, specializing in laser hair removal, skin resurfacing and rejuvenation, advanced facials, waxing, lashes and brows, massage and body contouring. Led by a certified aesthetician and a medical laser technician, the studio pairs medical-grade treatments with a warm, private, women-only environment where every client feels comfortable and cared for.

Project Summary

We developed the website for Forever True Spa & Laser Studio on WordPress, using a Qode Interactive theme framework suited to a photo-led beauty brand, with an elegant, feminine design that reflects the studio’s welcoming, ladies-only atmosphere. The long treatment menu is organized into tabbed categories, with pricing tables and package options for waxing, laser hair removal, facials and body contouring, and appointment booking hands off to Fresha so the front desk keeps one calendar. A gallery of real client results and bridal work, team bios for the studio’s certified professionals, an FAQ, a blog, and a contact page with an inquiry form, business hours, click-to-call and a Google Maps link give new clients what they need to choose a treatment and book with confidence.

About Forever True Spa & Laser Studio

Forever True is run by its two co-owners. Sandip is a certified aesthetician with more than 10 years in skincare, and Jiya is a certified medical aesthetician and laser technician with more than 5 years in medical aesthetics and laser treatments.

The studio is in a plaza at 14438 72 Ave in Surrey with free parking, open Tuesday through Saturday, and it serves women only.

What they needed

Before a woman books laser hair removal or body contouring, she wants to know the price and who will do the treatment. Many treatments are sold as a single session or a package, and that choice is part of the decision.

The site had to answer those questions in public, then send a client who was ready straight to booking.

What we built, and why

We built the site on WordPress with Elementor and the Brielle theme from Qode Interactive, a design suited to a photo-led beauty brand.

The price list sits on the home page instead of behind a form. Laser hair removal shows each area at a single session price beside a six-session package, and body contouring does the same with an eight-session package, so a client can see what a package saves. Facial prices vary, so that list asks the visitor to call or book a consultation.

The list is split into nine tabs, from Waxing to Body Contouring, so a long menu fits in one section of the page. Laser hair removal covers ten areas and body contouring thirteen, while skin resurfacing prices one, three and six sessions and skin rejuvenation one, six and eight.

Each co-owner has her own profile on the About page with her photo, credentials and experience, because a client choosing someone to work on her skin wants to know that person first. The FAQ answers what a first-time laser client asks, such as how many sessions she needs and how to prepare, filtered by Booking, Laser Treatments, Services and General.

Its fifteen questions also cover deposits, the 24-hour notice for cancelling, gift cards with no expiry date and the free parking in the plaza, so a first-time client has her answers before she books.

How it works for their customers

A visitor lands on a slider of treatment photos, then a short menu that groups every service under Face & Skin, Body & Contouring and Hair Removal, with an Appointment button.

Further down, a photo gallery leads into the price list and a Book a Consultation button. Every booking button opens Forever True's own Fresha page on the studio's full service menu.

A client who would rather talk first can tap the phone number in the footer or open the address in Google Maps. The contact page adds a message form, the opening hours and a Book Online link.

Where it stands today

The site is live at forevertruebeautysalon.com. Its blog holds ten treatment guides, posted on 22 and 23 June 2026, and nine of them name Surrey in the title.

They cover laser hair removal, laser acne treatment, preparing for a laser skin treatment, choosing a facial, IPL against skin resurfacing, body contouring, lash lifts, brow lamination and waxing, and one explains why the studio is a space for women only.

Day to day, the site hands clients to the studio's own tools. Bookings go through Fresha, the FAQ tells clients they can also call or walk in when there is room, and the footer of every page lists the phone number, the email address and the hours for each day of the week.