The helpful stuff
Questions? We’ve got glow.
A little prep makes everything feel easier. Here are the practical answers we hear most, with room for the details that make your appointment yours ✨
01 · The signature
Custom Spray Tanning
A personalized, UV-free glow in the State College studio.
How long does a custom spray tan usually last?
Most custom tans fade gradually over several days. How long yours looks even depends on your skin, prep, shower routine, and aftercare; your artist can talk through a realistic timeline at your appointment.
How should I prepare for an in-studio spray tan?
Exfoliate with an oil-free product about a day before, finish shaving or waxing ahead of time, and arrive with clean skin free of lotion, deodorant, perfume, and makeup unless your artist tells you otherwise.
What should I wear to my appointment?
Choose loose, dark clothing and easy shoes so nothing rubs against your fresh color. Skip tight waistbands, socks, and anything that could leave a mark while your tan develops.
Can my shade be customized for my skin tone and plans?
Yes. Your artist will discuss the depth and finish you want, from subtle definition to a deeper event-ready glow. Bring up your timing, photos, and comfort level so the formula can be tailored to you.
02 · We come to you
Mobile / On-Location Spray Tanning
Studio-level color, delivered to your home, venue, or getting-ready space.
What do I need to prepare for a mobile tan?
Set aside a clean, comfortable space with enough room for the artist and equipment. Details such as setup needs, timing, and the address are confirmed when you book.
Can a mobile appointment work for a group?
It can be a great fit for friends, events, and bridal parties. Share the group size, location, and preferred timing at booking so the team can confirm what works.
What should I wear after an on-location appointment?
Loose, dark layers are the easiest choice. Avoid tight clothing, bags that rub, and anything that could press against your developing color.
Is mobile spray tanning available everywhere?
Mobile service is planned around the State College and Central Pennsylvania area. Availability, travel details, and any location requirements are confirmed at booking.
03 · The big moment
Bridal & Wedding Party Beauty
Calm, camera-ready care for the bride, the party, and the whole wedding week.
When should I schedule a bridal trial?
First-time brides should plan a trial before the wedding so the shade, finish, and timing can be discussed without pressure. The best date depends on your schedule and is confirmed at booking.
Can my wedding party book services together?
Yes, bridal-party care can include coordinated tans, lashes, brows, and other beauty services. Share everyone’s services, location, and getting-ready timeline so the schedule can be confirmed.
Can bridal services happen at the venue or suite?
On-location bridal appointments may be available. The address, group details, setup needs, and travel timing are confirmed when your booking is planned.
How should I plan beauty services around wedding photos?
Bring your photo schedule to the consultation. Your artist can help coordinate trials, tan development, lash or brow timing, and any aftercare around the moments that matter most.
04 · The eyes
Eyelash Extensions
Customized lash looks, including extension and UV lashing options.
What should I expect at an extension appointment?
Your artist will discuss the look you want, review your natural lashes, and customize the set. Come with clean lashes and no eye makeup so the appointment can start smoothly.
How long do lash extensions last?
Extensions shed as your natural lashes complete their normal cycle, so the look changes over time. Your artist can recommend a rebooking rhythm based on your set, routine, and desired fullness.
Do I need a fill or a full new set?
Fills are for maintaining an existing set when enough extensions remain. Whether a fill is appropriate depends on retention and the condition of your lashes, and is confirmed when you book.
Are patch tests available for lash services?
If a patch test is recommended for your service or products, the timing and process are confirmed at booking. Share sensitivities, allergies, or past reactions before your appointment.
05 · The lift
Lash Lifts & Tints
A polished, low-maintenance way to bring out your natural lashes.
What is the difference between a lash lift and a tint?
A lift gives the natural lashes a curled, lifted appearance. A tint adds visible depth. Your artist can help you decide whether one or both fit the look you want.
How long does a lash lift or tint appointment take?
Appointment length depends on the service and your lashes. The expected timing is confirmed when you book so you can plan your day comfortably.
How should I prepare for a lash lift?
Arrive with clean lashes and skip eye makeup, oils, and waterproof mascara beforehand. Tell your artist about contact lenses, sensitivities, or recent eye-area services.
How long does the lifted look last?
Results gradually soften as your natural lashes grow and change. Your artist can suggest when to rebook based on your lash cycle and the finish you prefer.
06 · The frame
Brow Services
Thoughtful shaping and finishing for brows that still feel like yours.
Which brow service should I choose?
The right option depends on whether you want shaping, a tint, a more styled finish, or a combination. Bring inspiration photos and your everyday routine so your artist can guide you.
Should I stop tweezing before a brow appointment?
Give your artist enough natural growth to work with and avoid last-minute tweezing or waxing. How much grow-out you need depends on your current shape and the service selected.
Are patch tests part of brow services?
A patch test may be recommended for tinting or other products. Any test, timing, and product considerations are confirmed at booking, so mention allergies or sensitivities before you arrive.
How long will a brow tint or styled finish last?
Longevity varies with your hair growth, skin, cleansing routine, and the service. Your artist can explain what to expect and when rebooking makes sense for your brows.
07 · The smooth move
Waxing
Comfort-first hair removal with a clear plan for your skin and schedule.
How should I prepare for waxing?
Arrive with clean, dry skin and avoid applying oils or heavy lotion right before your appointment. Let your artist know about recent exfoliation, sun exposure, or products that may affect your skin.
What should I wear to a waxing appointment?
Wear comfortable clothing that will not rub the area afterward. Your artist will explain positioning and draping for the service you selected.
How long should I wait before exfoliating again?
Give your skin time to settle, then follow the aftercare guidance provided at your appointment. The right timing depends on the area and how your skin responds.
Can I wax if my skin is sensitive?
Tell your artist about sensitivities, active irritation, recent products, or past reactions before the service. They can discuss whether the appointment is appropriate and what to confirm at booking.
08 · The reset
Facials & Skincare
A feel-good facial focused on your skin, your comfort, and your current routine.
How do I choose the right facial?
Start with what you want to feel or address—hydration, a fresh glow, or a little reset—and share your current routine. Your artist can help match the service to your skin and plans.
What should I tell my artist before a facial?
Share sensitivities, allergies, recent exfoliation, active products, recent waxing, and anything that has felt uncomfortable on your skin. Product choices and timing are confirmed at booking.
Is there downtime after a facial?
That depends on the service and how your skin responds. Your artist will explain what to expect, when to resume products, and how to plan around photos or events.
Can I book a facial before a special event?
You can ask about event timing when booking. The best lead time depends on the facial, your skin, and whether you have tried the service before.
09 · The finishing touch
Makeup
Polished, photo-ready makeup that keeps the focus on you.
What should I bring to a makeup appointment?
Bring inspiration images, details about your outfit or event, and a clean face when possible. If you have products you love or need to work around, mention them at booking.
Can makeup be customized for photos or a wedding?
Yes. Tell your artist where you will be photographed, the mood you want, and how long you need the look to wear. Bridal trials and event details are confirmed at booking.
Should I have a makeup trial before my wedding?
A trial gives you space to talk through the look, test the finish, and make adjustments before the wedding day. Timing and availability are confirmed when you book.
What if I have sensitive skin or product allergies?
Share sensitivities and known allergies before your appointment. Product options, patch testing, and any needed adjustments are discussed and confirmed at booking.
10 · Good to know
Booking, Policies & Aftercare
A few practical answers to help your appointment feel easy from hello to aftercare.
Where do I book?
Use the Book Now link to view the live service menu and available appointments. Service availability, timing, and booking details are confirmed through that booking flow.
What if I am not sure which service fits?
Send us a note through Contact with what you are getting ready for, your timing, and any questions. We are happy to help you find a comfortable next step.
What aftercare should I follow after a spray tan?
Follow the rinse and development instructions your artist gives you, moisturize as directed once appropriate, and avoid rubbing or picking at the color. Your personal timing is confirmed at the appointment.
When should I rebook?
Rebooking depends on the service, your goals, and how your results wear. Ask your artist before you leave so you have a clear next step that fits your calendar.
Where can I confirm policies or appointment details?
Policies, timing, availability, and any client-specific requirements are confirmed through the booking process. If you need help before booking, contact the studio directly.
Still wondering?