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How Wax Social rewards regulars with a digital stamp card

Madi and Lauren co-own a waxing studio in Beavercreek, Ohio. Their clients collect a stamp with every wax and get a discount at 4, 7 and 10 stamps.

Madi and Lauren, the two co-owners of Wax Social, in front of a sage-green wall.
Madi and Lauren, co-owners of Wax Social.

In short

Wax Social Waxing Studio is a waxing studio in Beavercreek, Ohio, owned and operated by Madi and Lauren. Clients get a stamp every time they come in for a wax and 15% off their next wax at 4 stamps, 25% off at 7 and 50% off at 10. They join in the studio by scanning the QR code on the bulletin board and signing up with their email and birthday, and the card arrives by email.

At a glance

Business Wax Social Waxing Studio, owned and operated by Madi and Lauren
Where Studio 14, Sola Salon Studios, Beavercreek, Ohio (Dayton area)
Services Full body waxing, Brazilian waxing, brow wax and tint, lash lift and tint
Using FaveCard since August 2026
The card One stamp per wax: 15% off the next wax at 4 stamps, 25% off at 7, 50% off at 10
How clients join Scan the QR code on the studio's bulletin board, sign up with email and birthday, get the card by email
Where the card lives On the client's phone; since November 2026 also in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet

A waxing studio in Beavercreek, Ohio

Wax Social Waxing Studio is a waxing studio in Beavercreek, Ohio, in the Dayton area, owned and operated by Madi and Lauren. The studio is in Studio 14 at Sola Salon Studios in Greene Crossing Plaza.

Clients can book full body waxing, Brazilian waxing, brow wax and tint, and lash lift and tint.

The studio has its own website, and one of the owners also reviewed FaveCard on Trustpilot.

“We specialize in full body speed waxing and want every client to feel like they are just catching up with their bestie while getting waxed.”

Madi Hanson, co-owner, Wax Social
The frosted glass door of Studio 14 at Sola Salon Studios, with the Wax Social logo under the number 14.

Why the owners wanted a loyalty card

Wax Social started using FaveCard in August 2026. In their blog post about the card, the owners write that waxing is part of many people's self-care routines, that the costs add up for clients who wax regularly, and that they want to thank clients for always coming back.

“We wanted to be able to reward our clients for their constant support and give them discounts after so many visits.”

Madi Hanson, co-owner, Wax Social

How their stamp card works

On Wax Social's card, clients get a stamp every time they come in for a wax. 4 stamps give 15% off the next wax, 7 stamps 25% off and 10 stamps 50% off.

The first discount comes at the fourth stamp, so clients do not wait for a full card. The card is stored on the client's phone, so there is no physical card to lose or forget.

Wax Social's loyalty card in a phone wallet: 4 of 10 stamps collected, 25% off at stamp 7, 50% off at stamp 10, the line "You have a reward to claim!" and a blurred QR code.

How clients join the card

Clients join when they are in the studio for a service: they scan the QR code on the studio's bulletin board, sign up with their email and birthday, and check their email for the card. No app is needed and there are no fees. After that, the studio scans the card at every wax to add a stamp, as the owners explain in their blog post.

How they explained the card to clients

The owners explained the card in a post on their studio's blog on August 20, 2026. In it, they compare their card with franchise wax passes: no upfront purchase, discounts on any wax service, stamps that stay valid as long as a client remains active, and no worry about being locked in or needing a refund.

Wax Social's treatment room: a waxing bed with a black cover, a white cabinet with wax warmers, and sage-green walls.

Adding the card to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet

In November 2026 the owners moved to a paid plan, so their clients can now add the card to their phone's wallet, Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Wallet passes come with the paid plans.

“Our clients love the loyalty cards, they are excited about getting different discounts. They love getting it scanned each time and they love being able to add it to their wallet now!”

Madi Hanson, co-owner, Wax Social

What another studio can copy

Other small beauty studios can copy three parts of Wax Social's setup: a sign-up QR code clients see in the studio, a first reward at the fourth stamp, and one blog post that explains how the card works.

  • Put the QR code where clients see it

    Wax Social keeps its QR code on the studio's bulletin board, and clients scan it when they come in for a service. QR code signs in your treatment room or at reception let clients join on the spot.

  • Put a first reward at stamp four

    Even on a 10-stamp card, Wax Social gives the first discount at the fourth stamp, so clients do not wait for a full card. Whether you give a free add-on or a discount, our punch card ideas help you set up early rewards.

  • Explain it in your own words

    The owners explained their card in one blog post: how stamps work, the three discounts and why nothing is prepaid. A short post on your own website or social media answers clients' questions before they ask.

Set up a digital card for your studio

Make a stamp card for your studio, put its QR code where clients can see it, and stamp it at every visit.