Blackheath bookings are more often at home than in a hotel. A lot of them are family houses around the village and the heath, with a kitchen table cleared and several people getting ready at once. Roxy is used to working that way and brings her own lighting and chair so she is not depending on the room.
She covers hair as well as makeup, which keeps a busy house to one schedule instead of two.
More than fifteen years in the chair, more than five hundred clients, and a short drive from her base in London.
Blackheath Halls is the best known ceremony venue in the village, and the heath itself does most of the work for photographs. Weddings here are often smaller and more relaxed than the Greenwich equivalent, which usually means a later start and a calmer morning.
The same booking runs for occasion makeup: birthdays, christenings at the local churches, and the black-tie events that come round in the winter.
Trials run six to eight weeks ahead of a wedding date. Occasion makeup usually needs a few weeks' notice.
Blackheath SE3 and the village, Lee, Kidbrooke, Westcombe Park, Greenwich, Charlton, Eltham and Lewisham.
There is no travel charge anywhere in London. Outside Greater London a travel fee of £10 to £20 applies. Bridal makeup, occasion makeup and makeup lessons are all booked the same way.
Yes, and most Blackheath bookings are. She needs a table, a plug and a window if there is one. Everything else she brings.
No. There is no travel charge anywhere in London.
Yes. Tell her how many and when you need to leave, and she will work out the order.
That is fine, and it is cheaper than booking two people for the two things.