Editorial Makeup Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
Khyati is always so great! She takes care of my brows every time. Excellent service
Khyati was great! She made sure I understand everything that she was doing.
Khyati was great service was pleasant today super friendly and fast, business clean and ve...more
Sapna did a really good job on my eyebrows!! 10/10 recommend
Kathy .. get 5 stars I got a tint done
love her work
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Editorial Makeup.
A typical appointment includes a creative consultation, reference review, skin prep, and full application. Sessions often last 60–120 minutes depending on complexity. Expect collaborative adjustments, on-set touch-ups, and continuity notes to maintain the look throughout the shoot.
Book as early as possible for editorial projects; two to four weeks is ideal. For complex concepts, specialty materials or multiple looks, reserve availability sooner. Weekend shoots and large teams may require earlier scheduling to secure talent and resources.
Yes. We tailor products and techniques for all skin types and tones, performing patch tests when needed. Coverage, texture, and color are adjusted to photograph accurately while prioritizing skin health and long-lasting wear under studio lights and during long shoots.
Yes—we offer on-location makeup for editorial shoots within our service area. Travel fees may apply depending on distance and team size. We arrive with a full kit, portable lighting recommendations, and can coordinate timing with photographers and stylists.
Bring clean, moisturized skin with no heavy makeup. Pack reference images, wardrobe swatches, and hair accessories. For contact lens wearers, bring contacts and solution. Arrive well-rested and on time to help achieve precise application and stay on the shoot schedule.
Yes—trials are recommended for high-concept editorial looks, allowing us to refine concept, color, and wear. Trials typically run shorter than full services and help identify product reactions, timing needs, and necessary adjustments before the main shoot day.