DemoVelseda is a made-up salon · sample website by Fernando Gómez de la MataSee who built it

The salon

The salon

One premises, two treatment rooms and three people. What a client wants to know before booking for the first time: when it opens, where it is, who will see her and what paperwork the place works with.

An oak reception counter with an open paper diary, a candle and a plant, with nobody behind it.

Opening hours

Monday09:30–20:30
Tuesday09:30–20:30
Wednesday09:30–20:30
Thursday09:30–20:30
Friday09:30–20:30
Saturday10:00–14:00
SundayClosed

Where it is

Calle de Ejemplo, 12
28000 Madrid

hola@velseda.example

Illustrative address, postcode, phone and email. The phone is shown as text and does not dial: see the footer notice.

Who sees you

By role and hours, with no personal names and no photographs of people. On a real salon's site their names and accredited training would go here.

  • Salon owner

    Full-service beauty and facial devices · full time

  • Device technician

    Body and light-based hair removal · Tuesday to Saturday

  • Treatment room technician

    Facial and waxing · afternoon shifts

Two gloved hands setting out a tray with an amber glass bottle, cotton pads and a spatula.

The salon's paperwork

These fields are deliberately empty. They are issued by an authority or an insurer and cannot be simulated: a made-up number in this sector would be somebody else's. On a real salon's site this is where theirs would go, and publishing them is one of the few things that tells a client a salon is serious.

  • Company tax number

    The salon's own. It goes in the legal notice and on every invoice.

    to be supplied and verified
  • Activity declaration

    The filing under which the council has the premises' activity registered.

    to be supplied and verified
  • Public liability insurance

    Insurer and policy number: what answers if something goes wrong in a treatment room.

    to be supplied and verified
  • Accredited device training

    Qualification and issuing body for every technician who operates the equipment.

    to be supplied and verified
  • Hair removal device paperwork

    Make, model, device class and the manufacturer's declaration of conformity.

    to be supplied and verified
  • Last device service

    Date of the last technical inspection and who signed it off.

    to be supplied and verified

About this site

Velseda doesn't exist. The website does.

It's a demonstration: an invented beauty salon, with its booking, its priced catalogue and its packages genuinely working, to show how a real salon's site would look. Built by Fernando Gómez de la Mata.

If you're looking for a beauty salon

Velseda won't see you: it doesn't exist, it has no treatment room and there are no practitioners behind it. Nothing published here is an assessment or a treatment recommendation, and writing to the WhatsApp below will not get you an appointment. Find a real salon near you and ask to see its paperwork before starting any device-based treatment. For a health emergency, call 112.

If you run a beauty salon

Here's what I can build you: your own booking on your own domain, a catalogue with prices and durations, session packages and a findable page per treatment. Without touching whatever platform you already use: bookings that come through your site cost you no commission.

Message on WhatsApp

WhatsApp opens with the message already written. You send it, if you want to.

The only working contact on this site is that WhatsApp. Velseda's phone and email are illustrative and receive nothing.

Book an appointment

On your salon's site, this button dials straight away

Here it doesn't. The number you see — 400 45 67 89 — sits in a range the Spanish numbering plan leaves unallocated: it belongs to nobody and rings nowhere. On your salon's site, this button opens the phone with your number in it.

Though in this market the phone isn't what gets used most — booking without calling is. That's why the booking comes before the button.