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What to bring to your bridal makeup trial so you walk out confident about the big day.
Your wedding-day makeup should look like you on your very best day — and the trial is where that gets decided. Bring these to your appointment.
Reference photos, plural. Three to five looks you love (and one you hate) tell your artist more than any description. Include photos in similar lighting to your venue.
Your foundation shade and any sensitivities. If a product has ever irritated your skin, tell us upfront — our kits include hypoallergenic and organic options.
Your schedule. Book the trial four to six weeks before the wedding, at a similar time of day, and wear a top in your wedding colour palette so you see the full picture.
Trials take about an hour and include lashes. Reserve your makeup trial and arrive with a clean, moisturised face.
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