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Salon 5014

Salon 5014

Catégorie : Beauté mode Taille : 5.2 MB Version : 2.0 Développeur : Schedule Anyone Nom du paquet : com.scheduleanyone.providerapps.salon5014 Mise à jour : Apr 23,2026
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Premiers artistes du salon de Dallas, experts en coupe et coloration, extensions et coiffage spécialisé

Téléchargez l'application Salon 5014 pour réserver vos rendez-vous dès aujourd'hui ! Cette application mobile vous permet de parcourir les services et les profils des stylistes, planifier des rendez-vous, ainsi que trouver l'emplacement du salon et ses coordonnées. Vous pouvez également explorer notre galerie d'images. Gagnez du temps et profitez d'une plus grande praticité en réservant en ligne depuis votre appareil, à tout moment et n'importe où.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version 2.0

Dernière mise à jour le 8 avril 2021

Ajout de nouvelles options de menu pour la liste d’attente, l’enregistrement des clients, etc.

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