Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! I highly recommend booking a trial for your special day. Similar to wedding dress fittings, trials allow you to see how you will look on your wedding day. It will also allow for a less stressful wedding day when you are confident in how your hair and makeup will look.

Yes, there is an additional charge for trials. The trial is generally a longer appointment as it allows for discussions on how you want hair/makeup to look and any changes that need to be made in real time to perfect the look.

Keeping my hair and makeup kits clean and sanitary for my clients is a top priority. I always have 99% alcohol on hand to spray on makeup, tools and brushes in between clients. I also use a product called Beauty So Clean which I spray directly on makeup to sanitize before each use. Hand sanitizer is also essential as is anti-bacterial wipes and washing my hands between clients. I use disposable wands for products such as mascara and lip gloss, and never ever double-dip. For other cream/liquid products, I scoop out the product onto a sanitary palette for use so the product does not get contaminated. After each job, I deep clean my brushes with anti-macrobial cleanser and clean/wipe down my entire kit to remove any excess powders, product and germs.

I hold certifications in Makeup Artistry and Hairstyling for Makeup Artists from Nina MUA Makeup Academy in New York City. I also am a Licensed Esthetician in the state of Florida and a member of the Professional Beauty Association. Recently, due to the global pandemic, I received additional certifications in sanitation and hygeine from Barbicide for COVID-19 training for the Professional Beauty Industry; Safe Sets International for COVID-19 for the Film and Video Production Industry; and Dermalogica Clean Touch on proper sanitation and disinfection for enhanced service safety. I will continue my education to ensure I have the latest training and information to keep myself and my clients as safe as possible.