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Most proms fall in late June and early July, after exams, so it is worth booking early. Roxy travels to you, so a group can get ready together in one house instead of splitting up across separate appointments on the same afternoon.
A group booking is quoted per person and planned into one running order, so everybody is finished at the same time rather than the first one sitting around for two hours. She brings her own chair and her own lighting, so a bedroom or a kitchen table is all the space she needs.
Makeup that has to survive a whole evening and photograph well under a hall's lighting is a different job from a daytime look. Skin gets prepped to last, and she will say honestly what will hold up and what will not.
More than fifteen years in the chair and more than five hundred clients. Across London there is no travel charge. Outside Greater London there is a travel fee of £10 to £20, agreed when you book.
Common questions about prom bookings
Can you do a group of us? Yes. A group in one house is quoted per person and planned into one running order, so nobody is left waiting. Do you do hair as well as makeup? Yes, herself, so a group needs one artist rather than two.
When should we book? Most proms are in late June or early July, so early is better. Who usually books it? Most often a parent, and it helps if one person is the point of contact for timings. Can we come to you instead? Yes, there is a home studio in Thamesmead.
Prom bookings run across London with no travel charge, including Woolwich, Plumstead, Abbey Wood, Erith, Belvedere and Crayford, and there is a home studio in Thamesmead if you would rather come to her.
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