The Esty MUA
Skincare First. Makeup Always.
Because flawless beauty starts with healthy skin
Hey, I’m Stephanie, A New England Bridal Makeup Artist & Esthetician.
With over 15 years in the beauty industry, I began my career as a makeup artist and later transitioned into esthetics, driven by my love for skin.
I believe flawless makeup starts with well cared for skin, and my approach blends artistry with results driven skincare to enhance natural beauty and most importantly self-confidence.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Bridal makeup is best booked 6–12 months in advance, especially for peak wedding months (May - Oct). Securing your date early ensures availability and allows time for a preview, as well as any skin prep recommendations leading up to your wedding day.
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Ideally, facials should begin 3–6 months before your wedding for the best results. This allows time to address skin concerns, build skin health, and customize treatments for your goals, rather than rushing closer to the big day.
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Yes, dermaplaning is a great pre-wedding treatment and can be done 5–7 days before your wedding. It removes dead skin and vellus hair (peach fuzz), helping makeup apply flawlessly while giving the skin a smooth, luminous finish.
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Avoid trying new or aggressive treatments within two weeks of your wedding, including strong peels, new active products. Sticking to familiar, gentle treatments ensures your skin stays balanced and irritation-free.
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No, chemical peels should be done at least 2–4 weeks before your wedding, depending on the peel strength and your skin type. This allows time for proper healing and ensures your skin looks smooth, calm, and radiant on your big day. Closer to the wedding, gentler treatments are recommended.
