You've booked your first appointment. Congratulations! You're about to look even more amazing than usual.
Your stylist will be ready for anything,
but if you were wondering if there was anything you could do before
he or she arrives (besides pop the champagne, and celebrate that you're not sitting in traffic), here are a few tips:
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Find a photo of what you would like your
hair or makeup to look like: Choosing a picture will give
your stylist an idea of exactly what you want. Whether it’s a celebrity or an old personal
photo, have some inspiration on hand! You
could even choose several pictures and then explain what it is that you like
from each of them. This will help a
stylist understand what your personal style is and try to match that in your
hair and makeup.
Prep your locks: If you are getting your hair blown out, this means washing it right before your stylist arrives so it's wet. If you are having your hair dry styled, especially if you are getting an updo that needs to last all night, it's easier for your stylist to work with hair that's gone unwashed a day or two. Obviously, some people feel they have to wash their hair daily, and if this is you do what you must. Regardless, whenever you choose to suds up, use a deep conditioner to ensure that your hair is healthy and easy to work with.
Use face cream and lip balm the night
before: If you are planning on having your makeup done, don’t cut
corners on your nightly skin routine.
Your makeup will look even better when applied to fresh, healthy
skin. Lip balm will make your lips
smoother so that lipstick goes on flawlessly.
Know what colors you feel best in: If you
are able to describe which colors you feel your very best in, you eliminate
room for error. Don’t stress about this
one too much, because your stylist can always recommend makeup suited for your
complexion and eye color!
Let your stylist know if you are allergic
to any products: If you have ever noticed that you have a
reaction to any makeup or hair products, don’t be afraid to let your stylist
know! They can avoid those products so
that you don’t have to worry!
Happy styling!
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