Frequently asked questions
What
is airbrush makeup?
Airbrush makeup is the latest most innovative advance in makeup application.
The airbrush is used to spray a very fine mist of pigment onto your face
or body. The beauty of airbrush makeup, is that it can be applied as light
as you desire or completely opaque to cover tattoos, birthmarks, or scars.
Airbrush has become the preferred method of makeup application in film,
television, videos, print, and especially in the bridal industry.
How long does airbrush makeup last?
It stays on without fading up to 10-12 hours.
Does it feel heavy on the face?
No, it feels unusually light to the touch.
Will it rub off on my clothes?
No, it dries almost instantly and will not rub off on you or anyone you
come in contact with.
When should I book my makeup consultation?
Right away! Our availabilty is first come first served. Spring, Summer,
and Fall are popular wedding seasons. We recommend you book your consultation
as early as possible in order to secure our services on your wedding day.
We accept bridal bookings up to one year in advance.
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Are you a last minute bride? Call us anyway. If we are not available we can help you find a talented makeup artist who is.
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We can also recommend on-location hair stylists.
Eyelash
extensions
What are eyelash extensions?
Eyelash extensions are applied to extend the length, fullness, and thickness
of your eyelashes. They are applied individually to your own natural lashes
hair by hair for a totally natural feel and look. A variety of lengths,
styles, and colors are available.
How long do eyelash extensions last?
Up to two months. Eyelash extensions will last for the duration of your
natural eyelash growth cycle. Touch-ups are recommended as your natural
eyelash ends it’s life cycle and falls off.
Who can apply Eyelash Extensions?
A licensed esthetician or cosmetologist who is certified in eyelash extensions.
How are eyelash extensions removed?
1. Professionally. You must come into the studio and we will take them off
with a special adhesive remover.
2. They fall off with your natural eyelash as it ends its natural growth
cycle.

