Hawaii wedding makeup - Hawaii wedding hair stylist

1. How long do you take to do hair and make up per person?
2. Do you have any assistants?
3. How do I book you?
4. What kind of make up do you use?
5. My wedding is in the morning and my photograper wants to take picture before the ceremony, and I have 5 people to get ready. How early can you start?
6. I am planning to get marry in Maui island, do you travel?
7. Do you do hair or make up only, as well?
8. Can you attend to me throughout the day?
9. Does the make up last long?
10. What should I prepare to touch up for my wedding?
11. My mom wants to get her hair and make up done, too. Is there a different price for mothers?
12. Do you come to the hotel?
13. How far in advance should I book you?
14. Are you good with oriental eyes?
15. When is the best time to get a trial and where do I need to go?
16. Do you only do weddings?
17. I have a very long and curly hair. Can you put it all up?
18. You mentioned that you went to make-up school. Don't all make-up artists and hair stylists in Hawaii get their cosmetologist license?

1. How long do you take to do hair and make up per person?

It takes about 30 minutes per person .

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2. Do you have any assistants?

Yes, I do have 3 trained assistants.

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3. How do I book you?

I require a $50.00 deposit to reserve the date.

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4. What kind of make up do you use?

Every brand has a famous product. For example, MAC is famous of matt-finished color items, Maybelline for water proof mascara, foundations from Korea and Bobby Brown loose power etc. We use make-up from several different brand names to suit your color and complexion.

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5. My wedding is in the morning and my photograper wants to take picture before the ceremony, and I have 5 people to get ready. How early can you start?

Hey! NOOO problem!! The earliest wedding I have done was 2:30 in the morning. I am used to waking up early on Saturdays. Do not worry!

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6. I am planning to get married in Maui island, do you travel?

Why not! It's fun to travel. I am available for travel to any of the islands. However, there will be additional travel costs.

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7. Do you do hair or make up only, as well?

Yes, I do. However, a minimum of 4 or more people is required.

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8. Can you attend to me throughout the day?

I can provide touch-up services for an additional charge of $120 per hour for your group.

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9. Does the make up last long?

Yes, many of the brides have complimented me, saying their make up lasted until the next morning.

Due to Hawaii's weather, I use oil free products. Also, I use different make up for peopel with oily skin. So I can say that YES, your make up will last a long time.

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10. What should I prepare for touch ups for my wedding day?

Blotting paper for your T-Zone.
Touch up lip stick.
Tissue for your joyful tears!

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11. My mom wants to get her hair and make up done, too. Is there a different price for mothers?

I charge the same as for a bride's maid. While brides often say their mothers don't put on any make up and that a simple hair-do is fine, older people may have much finer hair and more refined complexions. Therefore, their make-up and hair requires just as much time and care, if not more. Besides, mothers want to look as beautiful as possible on your special day.

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12. Do you come to the hotel?

Yes, I do.

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13. How far in advance should I book you?

I always recommend that you book with me as soon as possible. Some people have booked me up to 2 years in advance.

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14. Are you good with oriental eyes?

Of course, since I have very very oriental eyes. :-)

I went to make up school in Los Angeles after I got a cosmetologist license here in Hawaii. I have studied both Caucasian and American Indian skin tones and eye shapes. For the past eleven years in Hawaii I have worked with up to 60 Japanese clients a month. Rest assured that I have extensive experience with all facial types.

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15. When is the best time to get a trial and where do I need to go?

The best time is right before your wedding date. It's best to get your trial at my studio, but if you are new in Hawaii I can come to your location. Please don't forget to bring your head piece!

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16. Do you only do weddings?

I have done styling for a wide variety of occasions, including TV, magazines, hotel brochures, and the occassional Hollywood movie star. I do not limit myself, and welcome opportunities in all areas.

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17. I have very long and curly hair. Can you put it all up?

Yes, I can. I have experience with all different hair lengths and types.

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18. You mentioned that you went to make-up school. Don't all make-up artists and hair stylists in Hawaii get their cosmetologist license?

Unfortunately, that is not the case. The vast majority of stylists who work with brides in Hawaii do not have their cosmetologist license, or any formal training. It is always important to ask your perspective stylist if they have their license, to avoid any bad experiences.

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