Boost Your Salon's Clientele with Stunning Flyer Designs

Boost Your Salon's Clientele with Stunning Flyer DesignsBoost Your Salon's Clientele with Stunning Flyer Designs

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Raheel Hussain

• Feb 6

Are you a Hair Salon, Wig Studio, or Braid Parlour looking to attract more clients in the USA?

I design eye-catching digital & print flyers that highlight your styles, services, and brand—so your business stands out and books more appointments.

From promotions and price lists to grand opening and social media flyers, I turn your ideas into designs your clients can’t ignore.

📩 Let’s elevate your beauty brand with professional visuals that speak luxury, confidence, and style.

#BeautyBusinessDesign #FlyerDesign

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mayu sugiura

• Mar 2

I built a digital screen-printing piece where you draw a plate, layer ink, and end up with a one-of-a-kind mark. It’s called LayerPress STUDIO.

Give it a try: https://near-modal-33190727.figma.site

LayerPress STUDIO recreates the core mechanics of screen printing: Black = mesh (blocks ink) / White = holes (ink passes through). You design hole patterns on a “plate,” print through it, then change colors/offsets and layer again.

The magic is in misregistration and layering. Tiny offsets and stacked colors create unexpected depth—an analog “happy accident” feel inside a digital workflow.

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Sam Stoof

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• Mar 2

Poster Design.

Brand Design Logo Design Print Design Adobe Photoshop Figma

Ardelle Ning

• 2d

Ever wanted to try your hand at printmaking, but weren't ready for the sharp blades and permanent ink stains? 🎨✂️

I recently fell back in love with linocut, but realized how hard it is to explain the "magic" without the mess. That inspired Sweet Relief: a digital print studio built in Figma that brings the subtractive art of block printing to your screen.

I tried my best to digitize the most satisfying parts of this process so everyone can give it a go: a carving tool that cuts into a digital block of lino, a brayer that simulates rolling out ink, and the reveal of seeing your final print on paper!

Try it out here: https://chief-turn-22226321.figma.site

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