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Model posing on top of a mountain in Hollywood California . By Dreh Jimenez

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

Name: DrehJimenez.com
Address: NYC

Professional Makeup Artist specializing in bridal makeup services, skilled Hairstylist, and experienced Photographer offering NYC photography.

Book Online

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

Professional Makeup Artist specializing in bridal makeup services, skilled Hairstylist, and experienced Photographer offering NYC photography.

Book Online

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at andreeh.nigellus@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What types of makeup do you specialize in?

. Natural Makeup

Description: A fresh, minimalistic look that enhances the client’s natural features without heavy coverage. It focuses on a glowing, dewy complexion, neutral tones for eyes, and soft lips.
Best For: Everyday wear, photo shoots, and brides who want a subtle, understated look.

. Glam Makeup

Description: A more dramatic, polished look featuring bold eyes (like smokey eyes or winged eyeliner), full lashes, contouring, and statement lips. Often paired with a flawless, airbrushed foundation.
Best For: Formal events, parties, photoshoots, and when a more sophisticated or sultry look is desired.

. Bridal Makeup

Description: A timeless, elegant makeup style meant to enhance the bride’s features, ensure long-lasting wear, and look stunning in photographs. It typically involves soft, romantic eyes, a glowing complexion, and neutral or soft pink tones for the lips.
Best For: Weddings, engagement photos, and bridal events.

. Editorial Makeup

Description: Bold, creative makeup that makes a statement, often used in fashion shoots, magazine covers, and runway shows. It can involve avant-garde styles, artistic use of color, and extreme contouring or highlighting.
Best For: High-fashion photoshoots, runway shows, and creative/editorial work.

. Vintage or Retro Makeup

Description: A look inspired by past decades, such as the 1920s, 1950s, or 1960s. It can feature winged eyeliner, red lips, bold brows, or dramatic lashes, depending on the era being referenced.
Best For: Themed events, photoshoots, or anyone wanting a nostalgic, classic look.

. Dramatic or Smoky Eye Makeup

Description: Focuses on the eyes with dark, bold eyeshadows, typically using shades of black, brown, or deep purples. The eye makeup is often paired with bold eyeliner and lashes to create a smoldering, intense look.
Best For: Evening events, parties, or anyone who wants to draw attention to the eyes.

. Fantasy Makeup

Description: Highly creative, imaginative makeup that might include elements like glitter, face paint, prosthetics, or special effects. It’s often used for costumes or themed events.
Best For: Halloween, cosplay, fantasy events, or any occasion that calls for a creative and bold look.

. Minimalist or "No-Makeup" Makeup

Description: A barely-there look that still enhances natural features. Focuses on skin prep, a light coverage foundation or tinted moisturizer, and soft shades for eyes and lips. The goal is to look fresh and radiant without appearing to wear much makeup.
Best For: Day-to-day wear or clients who prefer subtle makeup that looks like they aren’t wearing any at all.

. Bold Makeup

Description: Makeup that features striking color choices, bold lip shades (such as deep red, purple, or bright pink), vivid eyeshadows, and creative eyeliner. It’s all about making a statement.
Best For: Fashion-forward clients, creative shoots, or anyone wanting to stand out and make an impact.

. Makeup for Photoshoots

Description: Designed to look flawless in photos, this type of makeup may include high-definition makeup and carefully selected products to avoid flashback (such as avoiding SPF in makeup). The focus is on achieving a balanced look that’s both natural yet polished on camera.
Best For: Professional photoshoots, family photos, senior portraits, or any photo-centric events.

. Theatrical Makeup

Description: Makeup for performances such as plays, musicals, or film productions. It can involve heavy contouring, stage-specific colors, and techniques to ensure that the performer looks their best under stage lighting.
Best For: Theater performances, TV, and movie productions.

. Mature Makeup

Description: Tailored to more mature skin, this makeup emphasizes a glowing, youthful look while using techniques to enhance natural features and smooth out fine lines and wrinkles. It typically involves lighter foundations, softer eye makeup, and neutral tones.
Best For: Older brides, mothers of the bride/groom, or anyone wanting a more age-appropriate makeup style.

. High-Definition Makeup

Description: Specifically designed to appear perfect on camera, HD makeup uses specialized products and techniques to ensure flawless skin and even coverage that won’t appear caked or heavy in high-definition photos or video.
Best For: TV appearances, professional photoshoots, and film work.

. Cultural or Traditional Makeup

Description: Custom makeup styles designed to reflect the traditions and beauty standards of specific cultures or regions. This can include elaborate eye makeup, bold lip colors, or specific designs depending on cultural practices.
Best For: Weddings, cultural ceremonies, and special celebrations that reflect a particular cultural heritage (e.g., South Asian bridal makeup, Arabic makeup, etc.).

What does the bridal service includes?

.Consultation

Initial Meeting: A makeup artist will often schedule a consultation with the bride before the wedding day. This is an opportunity to discuss makeup preferences, the wedding theme, skin concerns, and desired look.
Trial Run: Some artists offer a trial session where they test different makeup styles on the bride. This allows the bride to see how she feels with the look, and adjustments can be made before the wedding day.

. Bridal Makeup Application

Full Makeup Look: On the wedding day, the makeup artist provides a full makeup application, including skin prep, foundation, contour, eyeshadow, eyeliner, lashes, lips, and setting to ensure the bride looks flawless and radiant.
Long-Lasting Finish: Special attention is paid to make sure the makeup is long-lasting, especially for events that may run long, such as the ceremony, reception, and photographs.

. Bridal Party Makeup

Maid of Honor, Bridesmaids, and Other Family Members: A wedding makeup artist can provide makeup for the bridal party, ensuring they look coordinated and complement the bride’s look. This often includes makeup for mothers, grandmothers, or anyone else in the bridal party who needs makeup.
Customized Looks: The artist will adjust the makeup for each individual based on their features and the overall wedding theme, offering both full makeup or natural styles, depending on what is requested.

. Mother of the Bride/Groom Makeup

Special Makeup for Moms: Wedding makeup artists often extend their services to the mothers of the bride and groom, offering a look that complements their role while ensuring they still look natural and

. Bridal Hair and Makeup Packages

Complete Package: Some wedding makeup artists also offer hairstyling services, either as part of a package or in collaboration with a hairstylist. This can be a convenient option if you want to have both services handled by one professional.

. Destination Wedding Makeup

Travel Services: For destination weddings, the makeup artist may travel to the wedding location, whether it’s a different city, state, or country. This service often includes bringing along all necessary makeup products and tools to ensure the bride’s look is flawless, even in a new environment.

. Bridal Makeup for Different Cultures or Traditions

Cultural Customization: Some makeup artists specialize in cultural and traditional wedding makeup (e.g., South Asian bridal makeup, Arabic makeup, etc.), using specific techniques, colors, and products to match the traditions or cultural preferences of the bride.

. Pre-Wedding Skin Treatments (Optional Add-Ons)

Facials & Skin Prep: Some makeup artists offer additional services like facials, skin treatments, or advice on how to prep the skin before the wedding day to ensure the best makeup results.

How far in advance should I book my makeup appointment?

. For Weddings

6-12 Months in Advance: Especially for weddings, it’s recommended to book a makeup artist 6-12 months before the big day. Wedding season (spring and fall) can be particularly busy for makeup artists, so early booking ensures you secure your preferred artist.
Trial Runs: If you're opting for a trial session, you’ll want to book that well ahead of time (typically 2-3 months before the wedding) to ensure you have time to make adjustments to your look if necessary.

. For Special Events (e.g., Galas, Prom, Photo Shoots)

1-2 Months in Advance: For events like prom, galas, or photoshoots, booking 1-2 months ahead of time should be sufficient. However, if the event is during a busy season or near holidays, it’s still a good idea to secure your artist earlier to avoid scheduling conflicts.

. For Regular Makeup Services (e.g., Parties, Day-to-Day)

1-2 Weeks in Advance: For more casual makeup services or a special night out, 1-2 weeks before the event is typically enough. However, if you have a specific artist in mind, it’s still worth reaching out earlier.

. For Peak Seasons (Holidays, Bridal Season, Fashion Weeks)

3-6 Months in Advance: During peak seasons, such as holidays, wedding season (spring/summer), or fashion weeks, makeup artists can get booked up quickly, so it’s best to book as early as possible (even 3-6 months in advance if you have a specific artist or date in mind).

. Last-Minute Requests

If you're booking last-minute (within a week or so), it’s still possible to find an available makeup artist, especially during off-peak times. However, flexibility with timing and the artist’s availability will be important.

Additional Tips:

Early booking ensures you have time for consultations or trial runs, particularly for events like weddings where you might want to perfect your look.
Ask about deposit policies: Some artists require a deposit at the time of booking to secure the appointment, especially for weddings.
Be mindful of the artist's schedule: Popular makeup artists may be booked out far in advance, so contacting them early gives you the best chance of securing your preferred date and time.

What type of photography do we offer?

. Portrait Photography

Individual Portraits: Professional headshots, personal branding, or styled photo sessions.
Family and Group Portraits: Capturing family moments, group photos, and themed sessions.

. Product Photography

E-commerce/Product Listings: High-quality images of products for websites or online stores (Amazon, Etsy, etc.).
Lifestyle Product Shots: Photos that show products being used in real-life settings for marketing materials.

. Commercial and Advertising Photography

Branding Photoshoots: Photography aimed at creating a visual identity for brands and businesses.
Marketing and Advertising Campaigns: Creating photos for advertisements, billboards, or social media marketing.

. Lifestyle Photography

Couple or Engagement Shoots: Capturing natural, candid moments for couples.
Travel Photography: Documenting vacations, trips, and scenic locations.
Fitness Photography: Photos focusing on individuals, athletes, or fitness-related activities.

. Commercial and Editorial Photography

Magazine Features: Photos for fashion, lifestyle, or editorial spreads.
Influencer and Blogger Collaborations: Working with influencers to create styled content for blogs or social media.

. Fine Art Photography

Creative and Artistic Projects: Producing artistic photographs intended for galleries, exhibitions, or personal collections.

. Fashion Photography

Fashion Shoots: Working with models, designers, and stylists to create high-fashion imagery for brands or magazines.

How far in advance should a photography service should be requested.

. Events (Corporate, Parties, etc.):

Clients should aim to book 2-3 months in advance to ensure you are available and can plan accordingly for the event’s timing and location.

. Portraits (Family, Individual, Engagement, etc.):

4-6 weeks in advance works well, especially if clients need time to coordinate outfits or locations, but you can often take bookings with shorter notice depending on your schedule.

. Seasonal or Holiday Sessions:

If you're doing special sessions like holiday or fall photos, clients may need to book 2-3 months in advance due to high demand during these times.

. Last-Minute Bookings:

If you have flexible availability or are open to last-minute requests, clients can sometimes book with 1-2 weeks’ notice, but you may need to prioritize those who book earlier for guaranteed availability.

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

About

Dreh Jimenez Profession Makeup Artist | Photographer | Stylist |

Frequently Asked Questions

COntact me via Instagram or Linked in

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

Makeup Artist and Photography NYC

About

Dreh Jimenez Profession Makeup Artist | Photographer | Stylist |

Frequently Asked Questions

COntact me via Instagram or Linked in

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