danielle pasternak, wedding coordinator, wedding planner, scranton

Exciting events, happenings and updates

05.15.2013 / Personal / no comments

Good morning everyone. I’ve been having some brain block in giving you some great tips for planning your wedding, so I thought I’d change pace a bit and talk about some of the “latest and greatest” going on in the DPNAK world.

First off, we’ve added a fun new face to the team: Jessica. When I first met with Jessica, I instantly dug her style and personality. When she told me about her love for dogs and fostering them, I was hooked! I don’t have her full bio up yet, but I’m so excited to have her join the crew for our first wedding coming up this weekend.

That brings me to… our first wedding of 2013! I’ve been itching and just dying for this weekend to arrive since November and I’m so excited to be celebrating our first wedding of the season at Fiddle Lake Farm. Not only is it our first wedding of the season, but it’s Fiddle Lake’s first wedding ever so we’re really working hard to make sure all of the details come together nicely. If everyone can join together, send some good joo-joo our way and nice weather, that would be great, too!

Fiddle Lake Farmhouse

the fabulous Fiddle Lake Farm Farmhouse

One of my goals for 2013 is to share more of what’s going on throughout our day while we are at a wedding. Obviously, we won’t be giving away too much, but some sneak peeks here and there are going to be coming your way. Make sure you are following along on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to see everything! This weekend’s updates may come a little bit late and off schedule since our service is spotty up there, but that just means more eye candy on Sunday!

Alright, well I hope everyone is enjoying their May. I can’t believe it’s half way over already! Wasn’t it just May 1?! AHHH!

Cheers,

dpnaksig

 

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Planning your wedding and proper Facebook etiquette

05.08.2013 / Tips + Advice / one comment

I have a book sitting on my shelf by Amy Vanderbilt called “The Complete Book of Proper Etiquette”. This wonderful woman passed away in 1974 so as you can imagine, there are no guidelines in there when it comes to modern day technologies like texting, emails and social media.

So I want to talk about some guidelines as you’re planning your wedding in 2013 when it comes to social media.

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First, changing your “relationship status”. It’s become the ongoing joke that once you become engaged (or married) that the quickest way to get the word is out is by updating your relationship status on Facebook. The status is usually paired with the ever-famous left-hand photo showing off the new rock. While this is a great way to spread the word to your friends and family, I would make sure that it’s not the first time your closest friends and family members hear about it. Your mom doesn’t want to find out this way, neither does your sister. Reach out to your closest loved ones directly and personally to give them the news. They will still “like” and comment on the picture once it’s posted anyway, so no worries there!

Second, posting about your wedding 24/7. We all get it. You’re excited and you should be. But just as your wedding shouldn’t take over your entire life and every conversation, it shouldn’t take over your timeline either. Friends and family members will love the occasional update from time to time but they do not need daily (or hourly) updates. Particularly not if you use Facebook for your public, online diary where you complain about everything and anything (including your fiance)… in general, just don’t.

Third, bugging guests to RSVP. While it may seem like the easy way to do so, I don’t recommend repeatedly posting to your friends to RSVP to your wedding publicly on Facebook (or Twitter, etc.). The best way to get an answer from straggling RSVP’s is to reach out to that person directly. You can do this via phone, text, email, or private message but not until after the RSVP date has passed. The rule of thumb is it’s not appropriate to hound anyone who hasn’t RSVP’d if the RSVP date has not passed. Be proactive and avoid pushing things until too last minute and make your RSVP date 2-3 weeks before your wedding date giving you time to reach out to non-responders and really build that seating chart to all it’s glory.

Fourth, photos, photos and more photos. Don’t worry, I’m not going to say not to post your wedding photos on Facebook. You ABSOLUTELY should post a handful of photos from your wedding day if and only if you have permission from your photographer to do so. I ALWAYS recommend crediting the photographer with their name and website address (or Facebook tag if possible). What I don’t recommend is having your bridesmaids or family members post any photos of you prior to the ceremony. Keep that element of surprise and post those photos once the day is over.

So, as in life, sharing your wedding adventures via Facebook is all about moderation and optimism. Facebook (or any other public arena) is not the place to complain about your future mother-in-law or an unhelpful bridesmaid.

Cheers!

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  • Creative Spotlight: Alexandra Whitney Photography

    05.01.2013 / Vendor Spotlight / no comments

    Last August, I had the opportunity to work with one of the sweetest souls I’ve ever met in this business. You may remember Alexandra Whitney Photography‘s work from Amanda and Brian’s wedding last Summer? Well, I’m SO excited to share more of her awesome-ness with you here. And I love that she went on a fantastic journey prior to starting her business, just like I did. Makes me feel almost as cool as this chick. Ok, everyone – meet Alex…

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Hello. Who are you?

    Hi! My name is Alex and I am the photographer at Alexandra Whitney Photography.  Officially I opened my doors about 2 years ago.  I live and work in Emmaus, Pa, but I am always traveling.

    Who or what got you started in the industry?

    There really wasn’t a who or what that kicked off my love of photography but I did get into this industry by a string of events… In my senior year of collage I decided I wanted to be a caterer so after I graduated I headed home to work for a friend’s catering business. Within two months I realized I hated it and suddenly didn’t know what to do. So I hopped a plane and took the first flight to Rome (and then on to Paris) for two weeks to do a little soul searching. During my trip all I could think of was that for the past 10 years the only thing I have ever done consistently and with joy was photography. With a bit of luck and a lot of hard work I started building the foundation of my business when I returned back from Europe. I found I loved working in the wedding industry kind of by accident when I photographed a friend’s wedding.  Since then I haven’t looked back!

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    What is your favorite part about being in the wedding world?

    Honestly?  Other than meeting new people (which I always love to do) my favorite part of the wedding industry is the high emotions of the wedding day. The constant movement of events, the intense emotion, the beautiful details and making sure everything is perfect. I spend so much time with my clients, with their families and friends that I become absorbed in their lives for the day. I love that. It’s can be tiring being that amped up but I wouldn’t trade that exhausted joy for anything. It’s a special feeling being part of someone’s wedding and doing something that will help them bring back the memories of their day. In my mind, you have to love seeing how all of this comes together or you just can’t do this.

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Besides weddings, are there any other special events that you service?

    Outside of weddings, most of my work revolves around lifestyle portrait photography. Out of all of the sessions I capture, boudoir and senior sessions would be my two favorites. In boudoir I get to see such confidence in my clients as our session moves, I love it. With seniors, I get super-happy, fun-loving individuals ready to take on the last year before they move on with the next big step in their lives. Also, I do a lot of food photography (and who doesn’t love eating for part of the job!)

    Ok, we all know I’m a big fan of yellow. What’s your favorite color?

    Danielle, you have excellent taste in color because you are 100% right that yellow is the best color. It’s such a happy color. When I’m designing somehow it always shows up in my work.  Plus, depending on the shade, it pretty much matches everything, or at least I pretend it does!

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    As a photographer, where do you go to be inspired? 

    Inspiration comes from all over. In the beginning of my career it came from other photographers, then fashion magazines. Pinterest was and is a great resource. Now, I would say that I gain a lot of my inspiration from what is around me and other artists. I have to keep reminding myself to step out of my comfort zone and try something new and typically from that exploration I find new inspiration. Also, I always find my clients as one of my best sources to fuel my creativity!

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    What sets you apart from other fellow photographers?

    You know, I don’t really have an answer for this. I never really work towards setting myself apart because honestly I don’t care about that. What I do care about are my clients and capturing the vision that we create (or my own vision if it’s a personal project).  For my clients, I get to know them – where they are coming from, what they want from our session together and also in life.  I really want to know who my clients are or want to showcase. That would be what I wanted from any photographer, to have them capture the real me (or at least what I wanted to project). So I guess what sets me apart is my ability to listen and learn.

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Whether you’re single, married, divorced, widowed… we all have words of advice when it comes to relationships. What is your advice to couples tying the knot?

    This is going to sound weird, but learn how to argue. My parents have the best marriage I have ever seen which is why they have been together so long (33 years this year!).  When asked by a minister what their secret was to having a successful marriage, my dad, without hesitation, told her that they learned how to argue with one another.  Any relationship you are going to have differences of opinions, you can’t agree on everything. In a marriage you will be dealing with huge life changing decisions. You need to learn what matters you can compromise, give in and what to hold strong on.  Part of learning how to argue is also how to get your point across without hurting the other’s feelings.

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Aside from weddings, what are some other hobbies/hidden talents/secret powers?

    Before I switched full time for photography I worked a variety of jobs. Two of them, I swear were godsends because they taught me a lot about my other two loves in life – coffee and food. I pulled the best shots of espresso when I worked at a local coffee shop. To say that coffee is a passion of mine would be an understatement. I miss being behind the machine sometimes and once I save up a little more I will be the girl with a giant espresso machine in her house. In my mind, it’s a practical kitchen tool and is always needed. Which brings me to food. I can cook. I can throw down. Call me a foodie, but I would rather eat a good meal with friends then go on vacation.

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Speaking of super powers, if you could choose to have any, what would you pick?

    I don’t know if this is a superpower but I would love to have the talent of looking at something and remembering every detail. That would have helped me study for a test or two in college…

    photo by Alexandra Whitney Photography

    Finally, how do we connect with you? 

    To see my work visit me at: alexandrawhitney.com

    My most recent work will be at: alexandrawhitney.com/blog

    Email me: alex@alexadrawhitney.com

    Pinterest: pinterest.com/awhitney

    Facebook: facebook.com/alexandrawhitney

    Instagram: alexandrawhitney

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    I don’t always agree with the 20% rule

    04.29.2013 / Tips + Advice / no comments

    When planning your wedding and particularly looking at your guest list, you may read that you should “invite 20% more people than you’d like to actually have at your wedding”. On average, yes approximately 20% of your guests will decline for one reason or another, but how do you know that you’re going to be the average???

    Crystal Satriano Photography

    photo by Crystal Satriano Photography

    There are many factors that come into play when it comes to your guest list…

    • time of year
    • location of the wedding
    • where friends and family are coming from
    • holidays
    • vacations
    • general personality of guests (maybe they’re just not ‘wedding people’)

    All of those factors make it difficult to know just how many people you can expect to have at your wedding. If you’ve already chosen your venue, you know approximately how many people you can actually have at your wedding. For examples sake, let’s say your venue can comfortably hold 150. It can hold more but it would require you putting some guests in a side room and that’s not your ideal wish. So 150 it is.

    When you are making your guest list, I highly recommend categorizing them by priority. Yes, I know it’s almost cruel and I don’t recommend Facebook-ing it, but it’s completely normal and justified. Use numbers, letters, basically anything that can be sorted. (If you don’t use Excel or some type of spreadsheet, I might just slap you)

    Ok, so your list should be divided up into three categories.

    • List A: The list of people that you absolutely MUST invite. 
    • List B: The list of people that you’d like to have there, but don’t NEED to have. 
    • List C: The list of people that you do not need to invite, but would like to send an announcement.

    Ok, let’s break down those lists a little bit more.

    List A: This list should be the list of people that you absolutely MUST have at your wedding. They are close friends and close family members that you couldn’t imagine celebrating without. This list could be ten people or it could be 150; just make sure that whatever this number is is feasible with your venue. This list will all get an invitation to your wedding.

    List B: This list is your list of people that you’d like to have at your wedding, as long as the budget and space will allow. This list can be broken down into further categories if you need, but it will likely contain co-workers, family friends, extended family, and maybe some former classmates. Some of these guests may be invited initially, but once you start receiving RSVPs, you’ll be able to start sending out invites to your remaining List B as needed.

    List C: This list should contain those that you do not wish to invite to your wedding, but would like to send them a formal announcement of your marriage. They do not receive an invitation. The announcement is sent AFTER the wedding day.

    If you are sending out more invites than your venue can hold, PLEASE be prepared for more yes’s than you think. It might be unlikely, but it’s also important to note that it CAN happen. So by having two lists (or more), you can track your RSVPs and see who you’ll be able to add in towards the end when some of A-listers decline.

    Make sense? Hope so.

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    Creative Spotlight: Amanda, Carina and Nadine from Love Me Do Photography

    04.24.2013 / Vendor Spotlight / no comments

    Last April, we had the amazing pleasure of being part of the Borrowed Bridal Show in Baltimore, Maryland. While at the show, we met some of the greatest industry pros in the area and the team of Love Me Do Photography was one of those awesome-sauce companies. Naturally, I have to introduce you to Amanda, Carina and Nadine…

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Hello. Who are you? 

    We are Love Me Do Photography! Our company consists of three uniquely artistic and highly ambitious wedding photographers. Our backgrounds in editorial and fine art backgrounds provide us with the knowledge and talent to capture moments with a fine art sensibility. We are based in Philadelphia, Pa but shoot both local and destination weddings.

    Who or what got you started in the industry? 

    Amanda: We all went to school for photography. Carina and I met at Tyler School of Art in 2005 and had both worked for wedding photographers in the past. We started taking on some weddings of our own and found it was much easier (and more fun) when you had a partner.

    Carina: I started working in college for another photography team. When I graduated in  2006 they sent me forth on my own. That’s when I teamed up with Amanda to start shooting weddings. Nadine and I met a few years later as the three of us built our business together.

    Nadine: I’ve been working in the industry since I graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 2004. My background is in fine art/commercial photography while we teamed up to start Love Me Do.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    What is your favorite part about being in the wedding world?

    Amanda: What’s not to like? We get to hang out with brides and grooms on their happiest day, photograph beautiful people, and go to awesome parties. Then we get to give our couples images that they will look at for the rest of their lives and make them super happy!

    Carina: Seriously, working with people who are stoked about whats happening to them right now is the best payoff. It’s really fun to hang out and take pictures of people on their wedding day, and the excitement they have to see the pictures afterwards is really fulfilling.

    Nadine:  Its really rewarding to work with people who are so excited to have you be part of their biggest day.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Besides weddings, are there any other special events that you service?

    Amanda: Not particularly, but that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t if you asked. During our off season I like to do some food photography.

    Carina: I freelance for local businesses and non-profits around the city. It’s mostly commercial and editorial work, not really any other event photography.

    Nadine: I work as a fine art photographer and also try to freelance with commercial/editorial jobs.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Ok, we all know I’m a big fan of yellow. What’s your favorite color?

    Amanda: Chartreuse and Poppy red

    Carina: Depends on my mood. Mostly earth tones.

    Nadine: Gray, rose, white, gold

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    As a photographer, where do you go to be inspired?

    Amanda: I love pinterest, but I hardly ever actually pin anything besides recipes. I had to stop reading too many blogs because it was too much sensory overload (and too much of a time drain).

    Carina: Movies, music, and real life stories. I like to tell stories with my photos, so I like hearing them!

    Nadine: Movies have a biginfluence over me. I also love going to art galleries and looking at fashion and interior design blogs like http://www.sfgirlbybay.com.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    What sets you apart from other fellow photographers? 

    Since there are three of us, we are able to offer a few different styles and personalties. All of us shoot high quality work with a photojournalistic approach and a emphasis on creative portraiture. It’s a very intimate moment for the couple, and for us to be able to be there creating art and capturing the love they have for one another is very important to us. It’s also so important to us for our couples to be comfortable and confident in us. This is a job that relays heavily on personal interactions. We care a lot about our couples and we spend extra care to make sure that their vision and our vision for their wedding photographs are one in the same.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Whether you’re single, married, divorced, widowed… we all have words of advice when it comes to relationships. What is your advice to couples tying the knot?

    Amanda: My usual advice to couples planning their weddings is to make it personal. Include things that are special and unique to both of you. Work together, don’t go overboard and delegate some projects to friends.

    Carina:  It’s always important to not loose sight of yourself and your individuality. This goes for both the wedding and the relationship between the couple. Also, have fun!  Dont stress about the little things!

    Nadine: Communication is key with relationships! Don’t have certain expectations that could get you frustrated. Be light-hearted and make thewedding planning fun.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Aside from weddings, what are some other hobbies/hidden talents/secret powers?

    Amanda: I think I’m a pretty good cook/baker, I don’t know if it’s really a secret power.

    Carina: I like to get my hands dirty and work with tools. I’ve built a couple pieces of furniture and a I love to work on bicycles. I used to work in a bike shop building bikes so it’s a huge passion of mine. I also like to play music, break into abandoned buildings, and go on trips… not in any particular order.

    Nadine: I love doing craft/DIY projects for my house/for gifts and have an interest in home decorating. I also would love to travel more.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Speaking of super powers, if you could choose to have any, what would you pick?

    Amanda: Teleportation. Duh.

    Carina: Gambit was my favorite X-men. So I guess shooting flaming cards out of my sleeves?

    Nadine: Mind-reading.

    photo by Love Me Do Photography

    Finally, how do we connect with you?

    www.lovemedophotography.comfacebooktwitter,  blog, studio address: 1417 N 2nd St unit 3i, Philadelphia

    all photos by Love Me Do Photography

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    Official Emergency Kit Bag list o’ stuff

    04.22.2013 / Tips + Advice / no comments

    A few weeks ago, I told you about how I was cleaning out the Emergency Kit Bag to gear up for next month’s weddings and today I want to officially update you with the official list of official items within said bag. Officially, of course.

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    Below is a list of over 50 items that we have on-hand on the wedding day and at your rehearsal. You know… just in case.

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    Please note: this bag is constantly being added to and taken away from. If there is something that you specifically need or would feel better having on-hand, don’t hesitate to tell us so we can be ready!

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    Creative Spotlight: Lauren Fair Photography

    04.17.2013 / Vendor Spotlight / no comments

    Last May, I had the opportunity to work with the duo of Lauren Fair Photography on a very DIY wedding in Reading, PA. Since then, I’ve had a blast following along on their travels and of course, checking out their work. Now, it’s time for you to meet them, too.

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Hello. Who are you?

    Hi! We’re Lauren + Tim Fair, a husband and wife wedding photography team located halfway in between NYC and Philly, in Pennsburg PA. Tim’s from North Wales, and Lauren grew up in Collegeville, and we stayed local because we love how close we are to major cities, the beach, the mountains, and our families! We shoot about 50-60 weddings a year, plus engagements, and absolutely love it!

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Who or what got you started in the industry?

    Tim loved shooting street + skate photography back in high school, and Lauren was always the “picture girl” in high school! Halfway through college, I (Lauren) traveled to Italy for the first time and bought my first DSLR camera. I absolutely fell in love with shooting couples on the street and beautiful scenery, and that was the turning point. Although I majored in business and communications, I started asking family + friends to model for me, and realized I had found my passion. Once we launched Lauren Fair Photography, it quickly grew to the size of needing two full time people, which is when Tim joined fulltime as well. We’ve been shooting together fulltime for 3 years now.

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    What is your favorite part about being in the wedding world? 

    We adore traveling and meeting new people, which we get to do both of in the wedding world! Weddings are so unique — they’re these beautiful celebrations filled with family members from across the country, gorgeous details, so much love and emotion, and the most amazing part — two people who chose each other out of everyone else in the world. Our style is so photojournalistic and creative, which is perfect for these big parties full of emotion, wild dance moves, tearful cermeonies, sweet moments between fathers and daughters, and the one crazy uncle dancing with everyone in sight. :)

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Besides weddings, are there any other special events that you service?

    Boudoir sessions! They are so much fun.

    Ok, we all know I’m a big fan of yellow. What’s your favorite color?

    Turquoise :)

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    As a photographer, where do you go to be inspired?

    We are blessed to be able to travel a lot, which is an incredible source of inspiration! We also are really musical, and get inspired from writing or creating other non-photographic outlets. Italy, California, and Paris are three of our favorite places for inspiration.  I also love reading design + fashion blogs — street photography is the best.

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    What sets you apart from other fellow photographers? 

    I think we have such a personalized approach, and our couples feel that. We want to work with people we feel like could be friends, and never try to treat anyone like we’re just the paid vendor showing up to do our job. We truly care about creating fun + romantic + stylish images for our couples! We encourage our couples to be silly and fun together on their engagement shoot, and we do that by building relationships and helping them to trust us.

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Whether you’re single, married, divorced, widowed… we all have words of advice when it comes to relationships. What is your advice to couples tying the knot?

    Remember not to get so caught up in the wedding details that you lose focus on the marriage! A wedding is just the very first day of your entire life together, so invest in the wedding planning process together, have fun with it, and ultimately remember you’ll be married at the end of the day, no matter what! (Also, hire a wedding coordinator!! ;) 

    Aside from weddings, what are some other hobbies/hidden talents/secret powers?

    Travel is our main other passion! Also, Tim leads worship + plays guitar at our church, Lauren plays piano + loves to DIY random projects for the house (which is in a constant state of redecoration :) Also, I’m a major bargain shopper!

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Speaking of super powers, if you could choose to have any, what would you pick?

    Tim: teleportation

    Lauren: flying!

    2012 Lauren Fair Photography

    Finally, how do we connect with you? 

    website: www.laurenfairphotography.com

    blog: www.laurenfairphotographyblog.com

    studio address: 1470 Hendricks road, Pennsburg PA

    phone: 610-389-1738

    email: laurenfairphoto@gmail.com

    facebook: facebook.com/laurenfairphotography

    pinterest: pinterest.com/laurenfair

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    A breakdown of airbrush make-up from Lauren’s Makeup Designs

    04.15.2013 / Style + Fashion / no comments

    Many couples prioritize finding the perfect photographer to capture their special day. What they often forget, is that how they appear in those pictures will either dazzle or haunt them for the rest of their lives. Most brides feel that they can apply their own makeup or ask a friend to do so, but later regret this decision. It takes a true artist to sculpt a face and enhance its natural beauty. Quality makeup that is designed for photography under varying lighting situations and knowing how to properly contour a face is what great makeup artists provide.  Makeup for weddings is unique and needs to endure tears, weather, and last without continual touch ups. A bride wants to look her very best on her wedding day, therefore investing in a talented makeup artist should be on every bride’s checklist. Lauren Bennett, of Lauren’s Makeup Designs, understands that no two faces are alike and that every bride has her own vision of what she wants to look like on her wedding day.

    Information on airbrush make-up from Lauren's Makeup Designs | photo by Daniel Moyer Photography

    photo by Daniel Moyer Photography

    From Lauren…

    There are many different types of airbrush products on the market today and the type that is used makes all the difference. Artistic technique also has a rather big impact on how the resulting application will look.  Not only made to last twelve plus hours with minimal touch-ups required, it is highly compatible with all skin types. I also use a professional airbrush gun and compressor made by Iwata, one of the leading airbrush manufacturers in the world.

    The reason airbrush makeup looks so much smoother than traditional foundation is simple; it is applied with a fine mist of air, rather than being pushed into the skin and pores like traditional foundation, minimizing the appearance of skin texture and pores. The result in an extremely smooth, long-lasting finish. I feel so strongly that airbrush foundation is essential in ensuring flawless and enduring makeup that I offer complementary airbrush for every bride as well as for all her bridal party members.

    Airbrush FAQs

    What is Airbrush Makeup?

    Airbrushing is a patented makeup application technique that utilizes compressed air through an “airbrush” with drops of color ie: foundation, blush, etc. to spray on a fine mist of makeup. Most clients find the application technique rather soothing and since traditional brushes are not used during this technique you never have to worry about sanitation.

    How does it feel?

    Airbrush makeup is exceptionally lightweight. Most clients say they feel as if they aren’t even wearing makeup.

    What are the benefits of airbrush makeup?

    Airbrush makeup provides flawless coverage by minimizing skin imperfections while giving skin a beautifully natural finished looking result. Airbrush makeup is water resistant and will last for up to twelve hours or more.

    Does it cover tattoos, scars, etc?

    Yes, with a proprietary, patented “paramedical” airbrush makeup all skin imperfections including tattoos, scars, vitiligo, stretch marks, post-op surgery patients can all be concealed.

    Is Airbrush Makeup right for everyone?

    Airbrush makeup is suitable for women of all ages and every skin condition. The makeup is hypoallergenic and fragrance free. In fact “Airbrush Makeup” is the only makeup that is suitable for the new “High Definition” standard in television.

    Call 610-442-7683 to schedule your consultation with Lauren today! Or email Lbennett22@yahoo.com.

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