Makeup applied to skin that's already been read.
Application for an event, a photo, or a big day. Your skin gets handled first, the makeup second.
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Why the skin gets checked first
Makeup over unchecked skin behaves badly. It settles into dry patches.
It can shift color over reactive areas. It can point out texture that a little prep would have handled better than coverage.
So every makeup visit starts with a quick look at your skin — the same instinct behind every service here. Product and prep get matched to what's actually there, not applied blind.
Product lines and approach
We work from the same product lines carried across the spa, including Jane Iredale. It's chosen for how it performs on skin that's recently been treated, or that runs reactive.
The goal is a finish that photographs well and holds through an event. Good skin prep does the heavy lifting, so the coverage doesn't have to.
Who this suits
This fits anyone getting ready for a wedding, gala, photo shoot, or event. You want someone watching the skin underneath, not just the final look.
Many clients book a facial earlier in the same week. It also pairs directly with Wedding and Bridal Parties for wedding-day timelines.
Common questions
How far ahead of my event should I book makeup?
Book the application for the event day or the morning of. If skin prep is a concern, a facial earlier that week is worth a separate conversation. Ask when you book for a timeline that fits your event.
Do you do makeup trials before a wedding?
Yes, trials can be arranged. Ask about one when you book — especially if you're also booking through Wedding and Bridal Parties for the full event.
What makeup lines do you use?
We use the product lines carried at the spa, including Jane Iredale. They're picked for how they perform on skin that's recently been treated or runs reactive.
Can I get a facial before my makeup appointment?
Yes, and it's a common pairing. A facial earlier in the week, then makeup closer to the event. Ask about timing, so the two land in the right order.
Is makeup application safe on sensitive or treatment-affected skin?
Yes. We adjust product choices to your skin's condition. Tell the practitioner about any recent treatments or sensitivities before we start.