LET’S CLEAR A FEW THINGS UP
Good questions.
Personal answers.
A little information to help you feel comfortable taking the next step. If your question isn’t here, Rockelle is happy to talk.
I’m not sure what to book. Where should I start?
Start with a conversation. Rockelle offers a complimentary 15-minute initial consultation by phone or Zoom so you can discuss your goals and decide on a service together.
Where do appointments take place?
Rockelle has a professional home studio in Clarksville, Tennessee. Concierge services and on-location makeup may also be available. Confirm your service location and any travel fees directly with Rockelle before booking.
Do you offer airbrush makeup?
Yes. Rockelle offers traditional and airbrush makeup. The approach is selected for your skin, the occasion, and your preferred finish. Ask about current availability for specialized body camouflage.
Can I learn how to do my own makeup?
Absolutely. One-on-one instruction is available, including everyday makeup, bridal techniques, and personalized guidance for teens and adults.
Is skincare just for women?
No. Men are welcome. A private consultation is a good place to discuss a simple routine, product questions, and personal skincare goals.
Can you help with scars or appearance changes?
Rockelle offers private consultations and has a background in paramedical camouflage makeup and image consulting. Discuss your needs directly so she can explain suitable cosmetic options and current service availability. This is not medical care.
What if I’m unwell before my appointment?
Please contact Rockelle to reschedule if you are unwell. Let her know about recent dental work, skin irritation, procedures, or other concerns that may affect a facial. Your comfort and suitability for a service come first.
What professional makeup brands do you work with?
Rockelle’s published portfolio and service information names professional lines including Temptu Pro, Make Up For Ever, MAC, Bobbi Brown, Kryolan, Pat McGrath, Charlotte Tilbury, Graftobian, Ben Nye, and Scott Barnes. Products are selected for the individual and occasion.
What products are used for everyday makeup instruction?
Rockelle’s original teaching information names Flori Roberts and Color Me Beautiful as preferred lines for everyday makeup lessons. Ask about what to bring and any products included in your session.
Do you teach cosmetic coverage techniques?
Yes. Her published education information includes corrective cosmetic makeup instruction and personalized product kits. Discuss your needs privately so she can explain current options and pricing.
What does a holistic approach mean to Rockelle?
It means considering the whole person, including comfort, confidence, and the way self-care fits into daily life. Her approach brings together beauty education, listening, and a personal commitment to service. Beauty and wellness services are non-medical.
Can I arrange a lesson with friends?
The published mobile makeup lesson is designed for up to four students and up to two hours. It can be a way for a small group or bridal party to learn together. Confirm arrangements directly with Rockelle.
Are gift certificates available?
Rockelle’s original information includes gift certificates for skincare and makeup in two-hour increments. Contact her to confirm current options, pricing, and how to arrange a gift.
Can you travel to my appointment or event?
On-location and concierge options are arranged personally. The published travel rate is $1 per mile over 40 miles. Confirm your location, the current service options, and all travel costs directly with Rockelle.
PLANNING A WEDDING?
Before your big day.
Do I need a bridal preview?
Rockelle requires a bridal preview for her brides, with rare exceptions discussed directly. It gives you time to build a relationship, share your vision, and refine a look you love before the day itself.
When should I schedule my preview?
The existing bridal guidance recommends scheduling at least three months before the wedding. Allow up to 2.5 hours for the full consultation, skin preparation, and trial. Confirm the exact timing with Rockelle.
What should I bring?
Bring inspiration photos, a vision board, and details about your dress, hair, venue, and overall style. Tell Rockelle what you like and what you usually feel comfortable wearing.
Can you work with someone who rarely wears makeup?
Yes. Rockelle’s approach is personal to both the client and the occasion. The preview is an opportunity to talk through the level of coverage and finish that feels like you.
Can I book just for the bride?
Yes. The bridal package is offered without a wedding-party minimum. Additional makeup and grooming services can be discussed as add-ons.
How is my wedding date reserved?
The published bridal terms list a $150 deposit to hold the date and the remaining balance due two weeks before the event. Confirm current availability, rates, travel, and terms with Rockelle before making arrangements.
What if I want to change something about the preview look?
Please say so. The preview gives you and Rockelle time to talk honestly and adapt the look until it feels more like your own style.
Should hair or makeup happen first?
Rockelle’s published guidance generally places makeup after an up-do or roller set. Timing can vary with the hairstyle and whether the hair is being washed. Coordinate the plan with both artists.
Can you teach me to do my own wedding makeup?
Yes. Her bridal information includes personal instruction in skin preparation, style development, color selection, and application. Ask about a lesson that fits your plans and budget.
Can someone give bridal beauty as a gift?
The original service information includes skincare and makeup gift certificates in two-hour increments. Contact Rockelle to discuss current options and arrangements.
Which makeup brands might be used?
The published bridal information includes Temptu Pro, Make Up For Ever, MAC, Bobbi Brown, Kryolan, Pat McGrath, Charlotte Tilbury, Graftobian, Ben Nye, and Scott Barnes. Products are chosen for the client and the look.
How should I plan skincare before the wedding?
Talk with Rockelle early about your current routine and any facial appointments you are considering. Her original guidance recommends planning skin preparation in advance of the wedding rather than treating the wedding day as a first trial.
Can you accommodate my wedding party and location?
Share your date, location, party size, and schedule with Rockelle. Current service locations and group availability are confirmed personally before a booking is arranged.
A LITTLE TIME FOR YOU
Good care starts with a conversation.
Not sure what your skin needs? Getting ready for something special? Let’s find your next step together.