They take place in my suite at Honey Salon on the second floor, room 2B. Address: 93 Clinton St., Delaware City, 19701

There are a few different options, but I recommend 1-3 months out of your wedding! Most brides opt to use their trial for their save the dates, engagement photos, and bridal shower! This way the makeup is not "going to waste" and you can get a feel for how it is going to last through an event and how it looks in professional photos. If you are booking with me (or inquiring) and opt for a trial at the time of booking, this is totally fine! Most of my brides do this, but this also means that your trial is taking place 12-18 months out from your wedding.. If that is the case then I do recommend coming back in for another trial/ run through closer to your wedding date. I recommend this because looks change over time, therefore you will look closer to how you will look on your wedding day 1-3 months out, vs 18-12 months out. Also, your likes and dislikes can change over time, as well as makeup trends- this could end up swaying your decision in the end!

Bridal Trials are one of my favorite parts about the process! Although trials are not required, I do recommend to all of my brides that you do schedule one. This is a great chance for us to not only meet prior to your wedding, but it gives us the opportunity to find exactly how you'd like to look come wedding day. We do full makeup application, discuss your makeup goals, and go over any details for that day. PRO TIPS: - BRING INSPO. Photos or videos. Recommend finding photos of my work that you love and be able to pin point what it is about each photo that you like! Outside of my work I recommend looking on instagram or TikTok. I recommend steering clear of Pinterest for 98% of the photos are highly edited and photoshopped. -Wear a white top (helps visualize) -Come with your hair done in a similar style to how it will be done on your wedding day. Event better if you can schedule your hair trial the same day as your makeup trial! -Come with a clean face

No. The price remains the same regardless requested of makeup look!

I only travel for weddings! All other appointments must be done at my studio location unless specifically requested and discussed otherwise.

$100. Bridal has different rates. Please inquire.

I will travel wherever! For bridal parties, I include the first 20 miles round trip in pricing. Distance is calculated from my home in Bear, DE to the makeup location. After the 20 included miles, it is $1 per mile.

Yes! I keep an array of lash styles for you to choose from.

Makeup by Mario, Charlotte Tilbury, Dior, Too Faced, Rare Beauty, Tarte, Nars, Natasha Denona, Sonia Roselli Skin Prep, ABH, One Size Beaty, Makeup Forever, Jaclyn Hill Cosmetics, MAC, Morphe + many more

It all depends on your party size! Anything 6 and under I can complete on my own usually. Anything over that I bring an assistant. How much time we have to get your and your party ready plays a factor as well! I allot 45 minutes per client and 1 hr.-1.5 for the bride.

1 hour

An hour and a half

Brow Lamination is designed to straighten the brow hairs, resulting in instantly full, lifted & fluffy brows. The process essentially involves straightening brow hairs. Lamination can be paired with a Brow Tint for bold & enhanced results.

Step 1: When the Brow Perming Solution is applied, the chemical process breaks down the bonds within each hair, allowing them to morph & move into a new shape. Step 2: When the Brow Fixing Solution is applied, the hair bond remodels into the new shape. Step 3: The Brow Keratin is applied at the end of the treatment to restore moisture back into the brows & skin NOTE: The new brow design and shape takes up to 48 hours for the bonds to lock into place & cure, which is why it is important to follow the correct aftercare for 48 hours post-treatment.

Lamination lasts between 4-6 weeks if you are following the correct aftercare. For maintenance, each morning your Laminated brows will require styling by brushing and setting in place.

What should and should not be done 24-48 hours post-treatment for the longevity of results: - Keep brows completely dry for 24 hours. - Use oil provided by Gabby to keep the brows nourished & hydrated. Recommended use is every 3-5 days applied at night. - Do not apply make-up or undertake further eye treatments for at least 24 hours after your treatment. - Avoid swimming/sauna/working out for 24-48 hours. Any excess moisture after this time can cause a slight curl/frizz to the brow hair. - Do not allow prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat. - Do not apply Retin-A, AHA or exfoliate around the brow area for 72 hours either side of the treatment. - No self-tanning products should be used on the face for one week prior and 48 hours after treatment. NOTE: If any stinging or swelling occurs, apply a cold compress to soothe and seek medical advice.

Yes!

Lamination is not safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women. This is due to the risk of chemicals sinking into the skin and potentially entering the blood stream. If you would still like to receive Lamination treatments despite this information, please consult with your doctor first!

Eyebrow tinting is the process of applying semi-permanent dye to enhance, shape & define your brows. It also stain the skin as well as the brow hairs. It gives the appearance of bold & full brows.

Regular tint can last 3-7 days on the skin & 3-4 weeks on the brow hairs. Hybrid tint can last up to 10 days on the skin and 4-6 weeks on the brow hair. Please follow all instructions and aftercare correctly in order to achieve this longevity. ** I use Hybrid tint on everyone UNLESS you specifically specify that you want regular tint OR have an allergy to Henna.

What should and should not be done 24-48 hours post-treatment for the longevity of results: Do not rub the treated area. Avoid heat treatments for at least 24 hours. Do not apply brow makeup for at least 24 hours post treatment. Avoid sunbathing and sun exposure for 24 hours to lessen the chance of the Henna fading. Avoid swimming/saunas/sweating for at least 24 hours post treatment. Do not exfoliate the brow area as this will cause the Henna to fade quicker. Exposure to sun & UV lights for long periods of time will cause the henna to fade quicker. Apply Brow Code Brow Growth Oil daily to keep brows nourished & healthy. Do not apply Retin-A, AHA or exfoliate around the brow area for 72 hours either side of the treatment. NOTE: If any stinging or swelling occurs, apply a cold compress to soothe and seek medical advice.

Yes!

Yes!

Application times vary depending on customer, desired intensity and results achieved between 5-12 minutes. The longer you leave it, the darker the result and stain. A typical brow tint & clean up/shaping service is about 30-45 minutes

Hybrid tint is the mixture of regular brow tint and henna tint. It provides the quickness of processesing like regular tint, but the longevity in staining the skin like henna tint!

Lash lifts are a lifting technique designed to give you longer-looking lashes without the need for lash extensions or mascara! It will look as if you used a really good eyelash curler, only this lift lasts for 6 to 8 weeks! I apply a black lash tint which really makes your lashes look more prominent and gives the appearance of wearing mascara without the clumsiness! To top off the treatment I treat the lashes with a keratin treatment to nourish them and give a soft, shining effect. It really is an easy way to instantly brighten and open up the eye area!

Please arrive to your appointment completely free of eye makeup! .

Post treatment is very simple! Don't get your lashes wet or apply anything at all to them for 24 hours. Steer clear of waterproof mascara the entire life of your Lift. Brush out the lashes daily. Applying castro oil or a lash serum is not mandatory but it is recommended. It helps the longevity of the lift as well as helps nourish your lashes after the chemical process of a lift.

Depending on the length and quality of your natural lashes, the lift can last for 6 to 8 weeks.

You don't have to do anything special with your lashes in between lifts other than giving them a good brush out daily and stay away from waterproof mascara.

Yes! Mascara is safe to still use as long as it is not waterproof. But do keep in mind that mascara is heavy on our lashes so loading a ton on daily weighs down the lashes and could cause your lift to not last its full 6-8 weeks it has the potential to.

Harsh chemicals are used in waterproof formulas in order to make them, well.... waterproof. This chemical composition is extremely drying to your lashes. Not to mention all the effort and extra tugging and pulling on the lashes to remove the mascara. This results in weakened lashes that are prone to breakage, and over shedding.

Pretty much for all the same reasons stated above. If you are a regular waterproof mascara wearer, then your lashes are already most likely dehydrated and weakened. Giving your lashes a few days break from waterproof mascara (or any at all) a few days before your appointment will increase the overall lift. Failing to do this will result in a poor Lift and possible further damage.

No, as long as you follow all the advice on Pre prep and Post care. The lifting solutions are only applied to the new growth area of the lashes, down towards the base and up a bit. Never to the ends of the lashes! Note: lash lifts are a much safer alternative to lash exentions and ESPECIALLY curling your lashes with a lash curler. This only breaks and damages your lashes.

Not at all!

Yes! Some of the most dramatic results I've achieved have been from those using Latisse® because their lashes are already so long.

Yes, but you need to wait at least 6 months. As always, when in doubt, please consult with your physician.

Chronic dry eye, conjunctivitis, damaged lashes or lashes with gaps (this treatment may make the gaps more noticeable), active eye infections of any kind, trichotillomania (habitual pulling out of lashes), recent chemo treatments (you will need to wait at least a year from your last treatment. When in doubt, always consult with your physician.)

No sooner than every 6 weeks.

1 hour