Sharing your booking page
Your address on inchair.app, putting the booking form on a site you already own, and how the link looks when it's pasted.
Every approved business gets a booking page at its own address on inchair.app. It opens to clients when you press Go live in Settings (opens in a new tab), and needs no other setup. That link is the thing to put in your bio.
Using a domain you own
If you'd rather your page answered on your own domain, you can connect one under Settings → Web address › Own domain (opens in a new tab). Once it's live your inchair.app address forwards to it, so anything already printed keeps working. There's a whole article on that: using your own domain.
On a site you already have
You can put the booking form inside a site you already run rather than sending people away from it. Settings → Web address › Embed elsewhere (opens in a new tab) gives you what you need, and there's a WordPress plugin if that's what your site is built on.
The form comes in a light and a dark version, so it can sit on a dark site too. If your logo is dark lettering that would disappear there, add a second one under Logo on dark backgrounds in Settings → Appearance (opens in a new tab). The dark form and a dark link preview use it; everywhere else keeps your main logo.
How the link looks when it's pasted
When someone shares your link in a message or a post, the picture and wording that unfurl come from Settings → Appearance › Link preview (opens in a new tab). It's worth setting once — it's the version of your salon most people see before they ever reach the page.
Search engines
Settings → Web address › Search engines (opens in a new tab) controls whether your page asks to be indexed. Turn it off while you're still writing your menu, and remember to turn it back on.