Skincare Before Makeup in Tokyo
Even the best makeup artist works on the skin you bring. A simple, consistent routine in the weeks before your event makes the final result noticeably better.
Skin Type Decides the Routine
Dry skin benefits from a hydrating serum and a richer cream. Oily skin still needs moisture, so choose a light gel formula. Sensitive skin should stay with fragrance-free products and patch-test anything new.
The Weeks Before Your Event
Start your routine early and exfoliate gently once a week. Avoid new active ingredients, strong peels and unfamiliar facials in the final ten to fourteen days.
The Morning of the Event
Cleanse, apply a light moisturiser, and leave a few minutes for it to absorb before makeup. Use a thin layer of eye cream and lip balm. Your artist will advise on SPF if photos with flash are planned.
What to Avoid
Skip heavy oils right before makeup, new products on the day, and anything that causes redness or irritation. Calm, hydrated skin is the best base you can offer.
Working in Tokyo
Tokyo, a vibrant city that blends tradition with modern glamour, is the perfect backdrop for luxury makeup services. Yury Stolyarov, an esteemed makeup artist, brings his expertise to the heart of Tokyo, offering professional makeup that transforms looks for any occasion. Whether you're preparing for a wedding, a special event, or a red carpet appearance, Yury's artistry will ensure you stand out with elegance and style.
With a keen understanding of the latest trends and timeless techniques, Yury Stolyarov provides tailored makeup services that highlight your unique beauty. His commitment to quality and precision guarantees a flawless finish that lasts all day and night. Experience the magic of professional makeup in Tokyo, where every brush stroke enhances your natural allure, making you feel like a superstar on your special day.
Areas & Venues in Tokyo
"Beauty is not just about appearance. It's the confidence you feel when you know you look flawless. My mission is to help you unlock that confidence."
— Yury Stolyarov
