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Before the trial, many brides keep one worry to themselves: what if they do not like the result? So far no bride has ever left without a result she liked, and there is a reason for that.
How the look is adjusted during the trial
The trial is not a finished look shown at the end, to be accepted or turned down. The proposal is built and adjusted as you go through the trial, until you feel at ease with it, so it is very unlikely to end in something that does not convince you.
If doubts come up after the trial
Sometimes you leave happy and, back at home or on the flight back, a doubt appears. That is normal. We look through the photos taken at the trial together, and I leave you a few days to think it over calmly. Then you write to me and tell me if you would like anything changed.
Nearly always the changes are very small, such as a softer lip shade or a little less volume. There is no need to repeat the trial: those adjustments are taken straight to the wedding day, which matters when the trial was fitted into a trip to Spain.
When the hair and makeup trial is repeated
If the result still does not convince you, the trial can be repeated on another day, and whether that second trial carries an extra cost depends on the circumstances. What matters is that you reach the wedding without a single doubt.
