Whether you’ve got a big night planned and you want makeup to impress, or you’d like to learn a thing or two from the makeup pros, most beauticians offer full makeup looks to complement your theme. If you’re in need of a makeup look fast, we recommend dropping in to your local beauty counter, where staff will often touch up your foundation for free. Special occasions? This definitely calls for a more specialised job!
Contour that Kim Kardashian would be proud of? Check. Smoky eyes that would leave Mila Kunis envious? Consider it done.
What to expect?
Try and nab an appointment early as important dates (think festive season) can often be your salon’s busiest period. Once booked in and ready to get glam, your makeup artist will carefully select products designed to work with your skin tone and type. This is where you can talk through your preferred look and any colours or techniques you wish he or she to use. It’s a good idea to bring along any pictures you like from magazines or online to help them recreate your desired look. We recommend having a quick browse of Instagram ahead of your appointment. If you've ever wanted to emulate a particular photo or style, now's the time to do it. And you can expect those likes to come rolling in, too...
Good to know
Each makeup artist has their own individual flair and will most likely present you with a face chart that allows you to recreate your finished look at home. Contour that Kim Kardashian would be proud of? Check. Smoky eyes that would leave Mila Kunis envious? Consider it done. You’ll leave looking truly fabulous and armed with newfound tips and tricks set to dazzle and delight.
For makeup treatments with true staying power, you may want to consider permanent or semi-permanent makeup such as eyelash or eyebrow tints. You’ll be able to choose from loads of different effects, as well as treatments to add shape, life and definition. Say goodbye to costly makeup products and wasted time in the morning!
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