Makeup & Hair FAQ's
Makeup:
Makeup is only as good as the canvas it’s put on. Prepare your skin 2 weeks prior by implementing exfoliating 3x a week and cleaning your face every night of makeup and the daily grind. Arrive with a clean face free of mascara residue and lightly moisturized skin.
*Reference MailChimp looking your best in photos
Hair:
If your hair tends to get more oily please wash it the day before or day of depending upon timing of service. Feel free to apply mousse or styling product you know works well for you while your hair is wet. You hair must be dry upon arrival. No need to apply anything if you don’t have a regimen with products.
Up to 12 hours depending on outdoor conditions and physical activity. The longevity can go further if you maintenance your look with touchups throughout the event.
The average client’s services can last up to 90 minutes. Depending upon length of hair and tweaks it may take a bit longer. We shoot for 90 minutes and add in a buffer time before you event so you have enough time to get to your location or have some down time beforehand.
I do not limit myself to one brand. My kit is a plethora of different products I personally have used, like and know work for long duration events. I will use certain products to customize each application as not everyone’s skin or hair is the same.
If you have favorites that you know work for you, absolutely or if you have a skin sensitivity to certain brands. I would encourage you to trust me with certain aspects of your makeup and application and be open to my expertise.
No. I’m not a licensed cosmetologist. I work with hot tools and other products to help style dry hair.
Of course, I’ve spent over a decade working with all different skin tones and my kit reflects that.
Yes, depending upon the location a travel fee may be applied. There is a $350 minimum for traveling on-site.
Short answer, yes. All bridal inquiries are done on a case-by-case basis.
