Cautions

• Google Places photos are a shot-list / placeholders only — never production assets (rights +

expiring URLs). 9 downloaded to content/assets/places-photos/ for palette reference and

temporary draft placeholders; must be swapped for the operator's own licensed photos before

the site leaves draft/noindex status.

• photo-8.jpg is a genuine close-up of client brow work — a strong hero/detail candidate,

still subject to the same rights caveat (get written OK before treating it as production).

• Ratings/review counts are a snapshot; don't hardcode into copy.
• Regulatory/claims caution (beauty-nail-salon-or-aesthetic-clinic spec, borrowing from

physician.md for the laser/IPL treatment since it involves equipment and skin contact):

• Do not claim or imply microblading/permanent-makeup (cosmetic tattoo) — no evidence in the

dossier this service exists; it's a separately regulated category in some jurisdictions.

• Do not state or imply specific laser hair removal outcomes ("permanent", "painless",

"X sessions guaranteed") — equipment presence (Lego Laser, seen in a photo) confirms the

service exists, not its protocol or claims.

• Do not invent certifications. A reception-area photo shows two framed diplomas/certificates,

but the text is illegible from the source image — do not guess what they certify.

• Two framed trust items are visible at the front desk: a "Treatwell Top Rated 2023" award and

a printed 5.0-star Google review plaque. The Treatwell badge suggests the business may already

take bookings via Treatwell — worth asking directly rather than assuming a contact-form-only

booking flow (see build/decisions.md).

• The storefront's steel-blue window/door frame is the building facade's shared color (confirmed

against a neighboring business's sign visible in the same frame in the same photo) — do not

treat it as an AYN. STUDIO brand color.

• No email address anywhere in the dossier — contact form + phone only until an email exists.