Sette SB Hair and Makeup

I wasn’t always into makeup. My mom used to bring me to the salon to have my hair and makeup done and I always had 1 major problem: I didn’t have the same shade of lipstick that the artist used on me.

So when I started doing hair and makeup full time, I promised to at least give my clients lipstick for retouch. Then I realized they would also need facial tissues to blot their natural oils and/or the products’ oils, powder to reset the makeup, setting spray to reactivate the makeup, and cotton buds in case they need it.

Of course I do my best to make their look last as long as possible, but there really is no harm in retouching and taking the extra step of giving out retouch baggies.




Hair

My rest days are kit reset days

Things I do to make sure my kit is ready for clients:

1. Wash brushes thoroughly. Double cleanse brushes used on liquids and creams.

2. 70% alcohol on EVERYTHING.

3. Fresh set of single-use tools/ disposables.

4. Using a pump squeeze air blower instead of my own breath.

5. Wiping down palettes.

6. Refilling depot/decant bottles.

7. Sanitizing pencils by removing top layer then soaking in 70% alcohol

8. Individually-packed makeup brush set per client.

My first makeup studio is a labor of love - and I wouldnt have it any other way.