Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Editorial Makeup.

Expect a creative consultation, skin prep, test application, and the full editorial look tailored to your brief. Sessions include color tests, prosthetics or special effects if needed, and final camera checks to ensure the makeup reads perfectly on film and lighting.

Appointments vary by complexity; a standard editorial session lasts two to four hours including consultation, skin prep, and touch-ups. Larger productions or special effects may require additional time or a separate trial and on-set services.

Yes—bring reference images or mood boards. Our artists will assess feasibility, adapt looks for the model's features and camera requirements, and suggest modifications for longevity and photographic impact. Complex recreations may need a dedicated trial beforehand.

Yes. We offer on-set touch-up services and can provide additional makeup artists for larger shoots. Rates depend on duration and travel. Discuss logistics during booking so we can staff appropriately and ensure consistent looks throughout the shoot.

Trials are recommended for elaborate concepts, prosthetics, or team-based campaigns to finalize colors, textures, and timing. For simpler looks we may skip trials, but a brief consult helps set expectations and streamline the shoot.

We use professional-grade, photo-friendly products including longwear foundations, pigments, medical adhesives, and setting systems. Techniques include color-blocking, airbrushing, contour mapping, and texture work for high-definition photography. Product lists can be shared on request for allergies or approvals.