Frequently Asked Questions about Manhattan Makeovers
Yes, we provide image consultation and personal shopping for both men and women clients.
We meet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, which is where we conduct our color and contrast analysis and where we provide an orientation and a summary of our research for professionals, businesspeople, and artists. We then take clients to our hair stylist (if they wish) and shop on Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue.
Yes, our hair stylist can also color and straighten your hair. In fact, he has special expertise in these areas and does a fabulous job. He can also add highlights and suggest new ways for you to style your hair.
Did Bette Davis stop using makeup artists when she was over forty? Certainly not!
Granted, you may not be an actress, but you’ll definitely learn useful new tips and tricks by consulting with our professional makeup artists. Even our attorney and physician clients have found meeting with a makeup artist a valuable — and enjoyable — experience.
Our pricing plans are all clearly spelled out in the “Prices” link in the right-hand side navigation menu of this page.
Usually a couple of days to a week advance notice is sufficient.
Most out-of-town clients stay at a motel in Manhattan during their makeover. We can suggest a number of motels if you wish.
No, you can take a few days off between the three days of a complete makeover if you wish.
Yes, our research will guide you about the most effective wardrobe for a job interview, as well as how to act during an interview for the best results.
Yes, we have wardrobe advice that is specific to banking, law, medicine, sales, and many other white collar professions.
Yes, we have research that will help musicians be more effective on and off stage. We also have specific data that will help painters, poets, writers, and other artists.
No, we provide advice about which styles tested best for your profession, but haircuts and color are separate charges by our salon should you choose to have a cut or color.