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Салон красоты SHIK

Салон красоты SHIK

Catégorie : Beauté mode Taille : 16.0 MB Version : 14.0.20 Développeur : YCLIENTS Nom du paquet : com.yclients.mobile.g131412 Mise à jour : Apr 26,2026
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Une plateforme conviviale pour réserver en ligne des rendez-vous dans un salon de beauté.

L'application SHIK révolutionne la prise de rendez-vous dans les salons de beauté grâce à son interface intuitive. Planifiez, modifiez et gérez facilement vos rendez-vous tout en accédant à l'historique de vos visites et en partageant votre avis sur les prestations et les coiffeurs.

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