Quiz · Product recommendation
Acrylic nail quiz template
Asks what a good nail tech asks at the start of a consultation: how hands-on their day is, the length and shape they like, how often they can come back for infills. Those answers are scored into one of three style results, and anyone who mentions a past reaction is asked for details your tech can read before the booking.
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Every question, and where it leads
The conversation
What a respondent is asked, in order.
Let's find your nail style. A few quick questions and we'll suggest a length and shape that suits you.
Have you had acrylics before?
How hands-on is your usual day?
What length feels right?
Which shape do you like the look of?
What colours and finishes are you drawn to?
Are these for everyday or a special occasion?
How often could you come back for infills?
Have you ever had a reaction or sore skin from nail products?
Sorry to hear it. What happened, and roughly when?
Who should we send your result and booking link to?
Endings
Short squoval or oval 🌸
Long coffin or stiletto 💅
Medium almond ✨
The flow
Where each answer leads. Every route here is editable once the form is yours.
Single select
Single select
Single select
Single select
Multi select
Single select
Single select
Yes / No
Long text
Contact info
What this template uses
- Single select
- Multi select
- Yes / No
- Long text
- Contact info
- 4 branches
- 3 endings
- Scoring
Questions to consider
- Do you want to ask about nail art in detail here, or save it for the appointment?
- Should a client who mentions a past reaction be booked for a patch test first?
- Would a photo upload of nails they love help your techs prepare?
- Do you offer gel or press-ons as an alternative for clients who can't keep up with infills?
How to use the responses
Check the reaction answers first and contact those clients before their appointment, so nobody finds out at the chair that a patch test was needed. The length, shape and colour answers tell your tech what to prepare and how long to book. If many people say they can't keep up with infills, that's a sign to promote a lower-maintenance service alongside acrylics.
How to customize and share it
- 1Rename the three results after the sets on your menu and add what each one costs to book.
- 2Adjust the scores on length and shape if your salon draws the lines differently, then move the bands to match.
- 3Share the link on your booking page or social profile so clients take it before they book.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose an acrylic nail shape?
Think about how you use your hands first. Short round, oval or squoval shapes are the most practical, almond suits most hands at medium length, and coffin or stiletto shapes need more length and care.
How does this nail quiz pick a result?
Each answer about daily routine, length and shape carries points. The total decides whether the quiz suggests a short, medium or long statement set, and you can change the points and bands.
Why ask about reactions to nail products?
Some people develop sensitivity to nail products, and a tech needs to know before starting. Anyone who answers yes is asked for details that you can review before the appointment.