Brielle – Beauty Salon and Cosmetics Theme

Brielle, a theme for salons where the appointment book is what matters

Many beauty websites have gorgeous photos and no clear path to booking: the client browses on her phone, gets tempted and ends up messaging on WhatsApp or not messaging at all. In a salon, an empty hour can't be won back, so the website has to lead from the photo to the booking without detours.

Brielle is a Mikado-Themes theme made for beauty salons, cosmetics, dermatology, spas, nails, skin care and hair salons. It comes with the Booked plugin included, with calendar, appointment and reservation form shortcodes, so booking is part of the design from the start.

Nine homepages and six headers to see the result before you touch anything

You can import the demo site in one go and start from nine ready-made homepages, with inner pages ready to adapt. That way you judge the website with real content rather than a blank canvas.

Headers can be standard, divided, centered, minimal, tabbed or vertical sliding. There is a customizable mega menu, a separate logo for mobile, for light or dark versions and for the sticky header, and a side area with an integrated search.

Modules a salon uses every day

• Before and after: a dedicated shortcode to show the result of a treatment, which is what convinces most in aesthetics.
• Opening hours: an opening hours list, with its widget, so nobody has to call to ask when you close.
• Team: a list of professionals with their profiles.
• Rates: price tables to group treatments or packages.
• Reviews: a list of client testimonials.
• Instagram: a block that shows your profile on the site.

There are also galleries, a portfolio in grid or masonry layout with standard, load more or infinite scroll pagination, and Slider Revolution included for homepages with motion.

The online store needs WooCommerce, and the photos and texts are yours to provide

The theme covers the visual side and appointments, but some things are not in the box:

• Covered: calendar and appointment form with Booked, which is included and only needs configuring.
• Covered: product list and category list shortcodes, and a dropdown cart in the header, as long as WooCommerce is active.
• On your own: install WooCommerce if you sell cosmetics; the theme is compatible but does not bundle it.
• On your own: install Contact Form 7 if you want contact forms, as the theme is only compatible with it.
• On your own: install WPML if you need the site in several languages; the theme is ready for translation.
• On your own: photos of your work, texts, rates and legal or cookie notices; the demo images do not replace yours.

Elementor, Gutenberg and control over typography

Brielle is compatible with Elementor and optimized for Gutenberg, so you can build pages with the editor you prefer. It includes a child theme, over a thousand Google Fonts, separate typography settings for mobile, a footer with one to four columns, responsive design and retina-ready screens. If your homepage uses a transparent header over a photo, check in the demo that the logo stays readable with your own images.

Frequently asked questions about Brielle

Can I receive appointments without installing anything else?

Yes, the Booked plugin comes with the theme. You will need to set up services, hours and the calendar, and place the shortcodes where you want the booking to appear.

Is it suitable for selling cosmetics?

It is compatible with WooCommerce and includes product and category shortcodes, but the store itself comes from that plugin, which you install separately.

Is it good for a dermatology clinic?

It has layouts designed for dermatology and aesthetics. If your forms ask for health data, check the applicable data protection rules first.

Can I have the website in several languages?

It is translation ready and compatible with WPML, which is a separate plugin.