Prom Makeup & Updo Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Prom Makeup & Updo.
Appointments typically last 75–90 minutes depending on hairstyle complexity and makeup detail. Trials may take 60–90 minutes. Please arrive with clean, dry hair and allow extra time for final adjustments and photos.
Yes — we recommend a trial 1–2 weeks before prom so you can preview makeup and the updo. Trials allow tweaks to color, shape, and longevity to ensure the final look matches your vision.
Bring your dress, jewelry, shoes, and any hair accessories to help create a cohesive look. Also bring inspiration photos, contact lenses if you wear them, and let us know about your skincare routine.
Absolutely. We use long-wear, sweat-resistant products, professional primers, and setting sprays. Updos are secured with pins and flexible hold techniques; we’ll offer touch-up tips and recommend a compact kit for emergencies.
Yes. Inform us of any allergies or sensitivities when booking and we can perform a patch test. We carry hypoallergenic and fragrance-free options and will tailor product choices to your skin needs.
Yes, stylists can recreate photo references while adapting to your face shape and hair texture. Bring several images and consider a trial so we can customize the look while preserving the inspiration.
