Make-up question?

Since I saw so many great posts on Jacquelne Nicole make-up I just got off the phone w/ her and booked her for my wedding!!! She seems so nice. She is even going to cover up my tattoo on my shoulder (tribal band doesn't go w/ my wedding dress!). Anyway, should I get my make-up or hair done first?
TIA

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dani are you getting airbrushed? i am with JN and heres what I am doing.

Hair first, then makeup, THEN veil last. She can not airbrush with your veil on. It will get all over your veil.

Also, she is covering up two tattoos I have. Using dermablend, then another airbrush foundation on top of the dermablend.
The dermablend works miracles (lizlen told me to use it and thank god she did!)

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Jenn-yes, i'm getting the air-brushed too---it sounds really cool and for the extra 25 dollars it seems worth it. Thanks for the hair/veil advice Is anyone else in your BP using her too? And if they are, are you paying for them to get their make-up done?

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Can either one of you tell me how much she is? If you don't mind. I hear so many good things about her on these threads. I think I might just book her on the phone, but I'm nervous without going for a trial. Does she get booked fast? I'm not till Oct. Thanks

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go for a trial oct1203
she'll give you prices & all. the trial is free. go for a trial soon though.
3 of my BM's are using her as is my mom

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For a complexion that will last you from ceremony to reception, lightly rinse your face with water, gently dry, lightly use concealer wherever needed, then apply an even, long-lasting foundation. Dust yourself with some translucent powder, and make sure to blend everything well along your jaw and hairline.

I got this off the tips page of LIWeddings.

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another make up tip from this site:

To avoid making your eyes look small, try to avoid using heavy eyeliner and steer clear of fake eyelashes that would cast a shadow below your eyes. Accent the corner of your eyes with a soft brown, black, or dark blue eyelinder as an alternative.

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and another:

To make your eyes appear brighter and larger, curl your lashes before putting mascara on. This will give the top lashes some exra lift, and give your eyes an open feel