Make-Up Artist in Cork

Salty · 14-05-2015 10:57PM #1

Hi guys!

I'm looking for recommendations for a make-up artist to do my make-up for a wedding in July. I had contacted Sarah Cummins (whose work is amazing!!) but she's not available the weekend I would need her.

Does anyone know of someone who would be of similar caliber to Sarah? Someone in the city centre or on the northside preferably.

Thanks in advance

Milly33 · 15-05-2015 08:42AM

Hey Meehan kinda looking myself too, a lot are booked up though. I do have one that I went for a trial with she is based down in whitegate but she will travel to you if you want her name..

Other than that there is the retro clothes shop in town does makeup I cant think of the name of it now it is down on the Coal Quay they might be able to help..

If you find a good one will you let me know, im still unsure about mine as I didn't really like it at the trial

Bacchus · 15-05-2015 08:45AM

My wife used http://www.carolinebourke.ie/ and she was delighted with her.

That's us in the pic under the "Wedding Makeup" link on the main page

TBH, I've no idea what the nuanced differences are between the different make-up artists so she may be way off the mark but see for yourself

Milly33 · 15-05-2015 08:50AM

I was just looking up the threads in the wedding forum.
Caroline comes highly recommended but I know she books out fairly quickly so go now and ask

Another that was recommended was http://www.makeupbymartha.ie/ as we all know I can not post links haha so it is Make up by Martha. I emailed her but she never came back to me but she might be worth a try

pwurple · 15-05-2015 10:19AM

pm sent.

Milly33 · 15-05-2015 02:06PM

do you have someone else pwurple other than the ones already said.

Roesy · 15-05-2015 03:44PM

Dawn Ryan(Glamour by Dawn) is fantastic. Couldn't rate her highly enough. Rosa(Rosa through the looking glass) is great too, especially if you are aiming for a more vintage look. I used Dawn for my wedding and had an up style and makeup done by Rosa as part of a package thing in Brocade and Lime. Both are lovely to deal with too.

Milly33 · 15-05-2015 04:07PM

thank you might take a looksie

Salty · 15-05-2015 06:10PM

Thanks a million everyone!

Salty · 20-05-2015 03:12PM

Just thought I'd let ye know, I found a girl who will do my make-up. Rebecca O' Donovan is her name, she works in Inglot in Mahon but she's gonna come to my house the morning of the wedding. Delighted! Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Milly33 · 20-05-2015 03:14PM

Yeah happy days, great.. How did you come across her? Make sure and get your trial it is mad how much difference there is with makeup.. Still not sure with mine going to maybe try the girl you sent on and maybe this lady if possible..

Salty · 20-05-2015 03:28PM

Milly33 wrote: »

Yeah happy days, great.. How did you come across her? Make sure and get your trial it is mad how much difference there is with makeup.. Still not sure with mine going to maybe try the girl you sent on and maybe this lady if possible..

Facebook and google! Came across a girl, Lisa O' Mahony who also works in Inglot but she was booked up, and she led me to Rebecca. I was looking for a particular style of artist - Really good contouring and strong eye looks and the girls in Inglot all lean this way!

I actually have a voucher for a make-up lesson in Inglot so I might book it with Rebecca. Love her style though! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rebecca-O-Donovan-Make-Up-Artist/326264200912152?fref=ts

Clockwork Owl · 20-05-2015 03:58PM

If you like a particular makeup house, you might find it worth your while to visit a counter and book an appointment - either in BTs or Debenhams. They'll usually do it for free with two products, so you can stock up and pretty much get your face done for free.

Laura Mercier, Bobbi Brown, Chanel and Dior are all worth a look, in my experience.

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Make-Up Artist in Cork

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