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2-column free HTML CSS template featuring a pinky bokeh background, jQuery Slimbox 2 slider, and multi-level blog comments.

Fully customizable personal portfolio and blog website made with Spring Boot
Beauty Class is a free, 2-column HTML CSS website template published by TemplateMo in June 2012, built around a pinky gradient bokeh background and a jQuery Slimbox 2 homepage slider. The template provides a static blog-style site with a post page that supports multiple levels of nested comments.
Beauty Class is a free HTML and CSS website template from TemplateMo, the free template directory. It produces a static, 2-column website whose homepage includes a jQuery Slimbox 2 image slider, and whose blog post page supports threaded comments with multiple levels. The design uses a pinky gradient bokeh background with white and pink accents, and the template is distributed as a ZIP file for download. Since it was added on 23 June 2012, it has attracted over 252,000 views and more than 73,000 downloads on TemplateMo.
Beauty Class is for site owners who want a simple, static blog layout without JavaScript frameworks or server-side processing. A beauty salon or makeup artist can use it to introduce services and display photos via the slider, while a hobbyist blogger can use the threaded comments to run a multi-level discussion. Web design students working with plain HTML and CSS can also study how the 2-column layout, slider, and comment markup are structured.
Yes. TemplateMo explicitly states the template is 100% free to download and can be edited and used for both commercial and non-commercial websites. There is no fee or licensing cost mentioned.
No. It is a static HTML and CSS template, so you can host it on any simple web server or even open the files directly from your computer. The slider and comments rely on HTML and JavaScript (jQuery Slimbox 2 for the slider).
The template is distributed as a ZIP file from TemplateMo. It contains the HTML and CSS files that make up the layout, along with the assets for the jQuery slider. The blog post page demonstrates threaded comments, and the layout uses a 2-column structure.