Roxy D'Souza is a makeup artist and hair stylist working across Abbey Wood and SE2. Her studio is in Thamesmead, a few minutes away, so this is about as local as her work gets.
She travels to you with everything she needs, and covers hair as well as makeup. If you would rather come to her, the home studio in Thamesmead is close by.
More than fifteen years in the chair and more than five hundred clients. Abbey Wood is inside Greater London, so there is no travel charge.
St Paul's Academy on Finchale Road runs to sixteen, and the nearest sixth forms are at Harris Garrard Academy on Yarnton Way and Trinity in Belvedere, both of which run to eighteen. A prom group in one house is quoted per person and planned into one running order.
Lesnes Abbey Lodge, in the woods around the twelfth century abbey ruins, takes private parties and birthdays, and the Grade I listed Crossness Pumping Station on Bazalgette Way hires out its Beam Engine House for events. Closer to the station, the Abbey Arms on Wilton Road and The Birchwood on Grovebury Road both have function rooms. For christenings there is St Michael and All Angels on Abbey Wood Road and the Methodist church on McLeod Road.
Abbey Wood station is an Elizabeth line terminus and also has Southeastern and Thameslink services, all step-free, so a guest travelling in for the day has an easy journey.
Abbey Wood SE2, Thamesmead, West Heath, Bostall Heath, Lesnes Abbey, Crossness and Harrow Manorway, and on into Plumstead, Belvedere and Erith.
Abbey Wood is inside Greater London, so there is no travel charge at all. Bridal makeup, occasion makeup and makeup lessons are all booked the same way.
A few minutes. The studio is in Thamesmead, right next door, so this is one of the easiest places she works.
Yes. There is a home studio in Thamesmead, which suits occasion makeup, lessons and bridal trials.
Yes. A group in one house is quoted per person and planned into one running order so everyone is finished at the same time.
Yes. Tell her what time you need to be at the church and she will work backwards from it.