- Do NOT sleep in your makeup. This can cause new breakouts, puffiness, and dryness
- Exfoliate & moisturise the skin by using routine products. I recommend light face exfoliation a day before the makeup appointment (if there are no obvious inflammations on the skin). Apply your moisturiser at night and in the morning
- Don't experiment with the new products to avoid allergy reactions. I do not recommend using any new products at least a week before our appointment
- If you are planning a visit to a cosmetologist - peeling, facial cleansing, deep exfoliation, laser, injections, etc., is better to do at least a couple of weeks prior to the appointment
- Waxing is also something that can negatively affect your makeup due to irritations/burns. It is best to wax a week prior to the appointment
- It is desirable to tidy up the eyebrows. Please do this around 2 days before our appointment, sometimes redness and slight swelling after correction can persist for about a day
Note! You can correct the eyebrows yourself, but it would be better to contact a specialist.
- Avoid sunscreen or SPF on a special occasion involving flash photography before makeup application. Specific ingredients may cause a flashback
- Please put your contact lenses on prior to the makeup appointment. It is tricky to put on contact lenses after makeup has been done