Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cosmetic Trial.

We recommend booking your Cosmetic Trial 2 to 4 weeks before the event to allow adjustments and product sourcing. For complex looks or peak wedding season, reserve earlier. Trials typically require a deposit to hold the appointment, applied to your final booking.

Absolutely — bring photos, swatches, or fabric samples to your Cosmetic Trial. They help our artists understand your vision and color preferences, ensuring we replicate the look or propose flattering variations tailored to your features and dress.

If you have sensitive skin or known allergies, let us know before your Cosmetic Trial. We can perform patch tests during the session or schedule them 48 to 72 hours earlier. We use hypoallergenic options and document reactions for your safety.

A typical Cosmetic Trial appointment takes 60 to 90 minutes, but intricate bridal looks may require longer. Allow extra time for consultation, product testing, photography, and detailed notes so we can reproduce the finalized look reliably on your event day.

Yes — adjustments are part of the trial process. After the initial application we'll refine colors, intensity, and techniques until you're happy. We document exact products and step-by-step notes so your artist can reproduce the finalized look on the event day.

We accommodate group and bridal party Cosmetic Trial bookings depending on availability. Coordination is required for time and artists, so contact us to reserve multiple trial slots. Packages are available to streamline looks and scheduling for wedding parties.