Yes. The bot reads your service page and quotes lip blush as a package that includes the initial session and the perfected touch-up 6 to 8 weeks later. Annual color refresh pricing and emergency touch-up pricing also read from the page. Visitors see the real total before they book a consult, which reduces the Monday-morning conversation where the front desk has to explain that the touch-up is mandatory and separate.

Yes. Cold sore history triggers the published valacyclovir protocol: the visitor needs a prescription from their primary care or dermatologist, started 2 days before the session and continued for 5 days. The bot does not prescribe, does not predict whether the visitor will have a flare, and does not skip the rule. It explains the protocol and books the consult where the artist confirms timing with the prescription in hand.

Yes. The system prompt is configured to refuse booking lip blush inside 4 weeks before or after lip filler. The bot explains why (the filler needs to settle, and the swelling masks the final lip outline), and offers the earliest valid date instead. If the visitor pushes, the bot holds the line and offers a phone call with the artist for the rare cases where the studio might adjust on a case-by-case basis.

Yes. Pregnancy and breastfeeding rule out lip blush at most studios, isotretinoin requires 6 months off before the procedure, and certain autoimmune flares warrant a doctor's note. Each rule reads from your published prep page. The bot enforces the rule, explains the reason, and offers to take a deposit-free hold for when the visitor is eligible, instead of booking a session that will get rescheduled at the chair.

No, and that's intentional. Pigment selection depends on natural lip color, skin undertone, and how the visitor's skin holds pigment over time. The bot explains cool versus warm pigment families and the 50% softer-than-day-one healing fact, but it refuses to commit to a specific shade outside the consult. The artist picks the pigment in the consult with swatches against the actual lip, which is the only place that decision can be made responsibly.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot. The lip blush page, the microblading page, and the eyeliner page can each have a scoped bot with different system prompts, different intake fields, and different pre-procedure rules. Brow microblading visitors ask different questions (existing tattoo coverage, hair stroke versus combo, fading patterns) and a dedicated bot per service category answers each correctly.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO API key. Bring an OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key and the provider bills you directly with no per-message markup. For a single-location lip blush studio the monthly spend is usually $8 to $25 depending on traffic. GPT-4o-mini handles the menu and pre-procedure questions cleanly; studios that want sharper consult-style responses sometimes step up to Claude Sonnet.

Yes, in your WordPress database. Each conversation stores the messages, model, token count, and page URL. Retention is configurable per bot. Most lip blush studios review the logs weekly to spot repeat questions ("do you do dark lip neutralization", "can I get lip blush with permanent lip filler", "how do you fix peach undertone") and update the FAQ once instead of retyping the same answer to every new lead.