Why I need a trial?

If you've never had your makeup done professionally, it's important to have a trial, as it can differ significantly from your everyday routine.

A makeup trial is essential to determine if the concept you envision for your makeup is suitable for you and to explore other options. Trials are crucial for assessing how well the products will hold up on the day and identifying if any changes to the products are necessary for the big event. Without a trial, you miss the opportunity to do this.

It's important to schedule trials once you've finalized your dress choice so we can confirm the style. I suggest arranging trials no more than 6 months ahead, as scheduling them too early might lead to a change of heart.

For your trial, I suggest coming with a clean face, bringing photos of the look you want, and being open to the experience and professional advice. If you want your makeup done exactly as you do it yourself, it may not work because a professional considers various aspects and the longevity of the look.

Is a trial necessary if I already know exactly what I want and I'm not very particular?

Is your wedding day and if you know that you are not partivual and you are happy to trust your artist then you don't need a trial. The only uncertainty is whether the products chosen for you on the day will be perfect for the entire wedding. A makeup artist doesn't have the opportunity to see how your skin reacts to the products or make any necessary adjustments, as there won't be a chance to test them beforehand so isIt's entirely up to you, but you should take this into account.

Trials are not just about testing makeup and assessing its longevity; they also involve getting to know your makeup artist's personality. It's important to ensure they are easy to work with, have a positive attitude, and can help you feel at ease if you're stressed. It's your day, and believe it or not, drama can occasionally arise, so it's crucial to surround yourself with the right people.