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How much does school ball makeup cost in Perth?

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School ball makeup in Perth starts from $150 per person, with a set of false lashes included. That’s the starting price for a full, long-wear look built to last a night of photos, dinner and dancing — and a travel fee may apply depending on where you’re getting ready.

What’s included in the price

The $150 per-person rate covers a complete formal look, not a stripped-back base you then pay to add to. As a mobile artist I come to you, so the price includes everything for a finished, photo-ready face:

  • A full face of long-wear, transfer-resistant makeup
  • A set of false lashes (included, not an add-on)
  • Skin prep suited to young or sensitive skin
  • A look matched to your dress, colouring and the night’s lighting

You can see the full breakdown and enquire on my formal makeup page.

How much for a group

The per-person price stays the same whether you book on your own or with friends — there’s no group surcharge, and no group discount either. What changes when you book together is the logistics, and usually the travel:

BookingPriceTravel fee
One personfrom $150One travel fee (if applicable)
Group, one locationfrom $150 eachUsually one shared fee
Group, multiple housesfrom $150 eachA fee per stop

Getting ready together in one spot is almost always the better value — everyone shares a single travel fee, and there’s no rushing makeup between houses before the cars arrive.

The travel fee, explained

I’m fully mobile and don’t work from a studio, so a travel fee may be added on top of the makeup price. It depends on your suburb and the distance involved. Close-in areas like Fremantle sit at the lower end, while a longer drive south or into the hills costs a little more. For a group getting ready in one location, that’s typically a single fee for the whole booking rather than one each — another reason to pick one host’s place.

How to keep the cost predictable

A few simple things keep your quote firm and avoid last-minute extras:

  • Book early — 6–8 weeks out, or sooner for groups, so the price and your slot are locked in.
  • Confirm one getting-ready address so the travel fee can be set up front.
  • Count your final group numbers before booking, since the per-person total scales with heads.
  • Mention anything special — particularly sensitive or breakout-prone skin — so prep is sorted in advance.

Is it worth it?

For a once-in-school-life night, professional makeup that’s matched to you and built to last is worth the spend — it photographs better, lasts through every dance, and takes the stress out of the ball morning. From $150 per person with lashes included, it’s a clear, all-in price with no hidden product charges. If your ball date is set, send an enquiry early; the busy mid-year weekends are always the first to book out.

Frequently asked questions

How much does school ball makeup cost in Perth?
My formal and school-ball makeup starts from $150 per person, with lashes included. Groups are priced per person and a travel fee may apply depending on where you're getting ready.
Are false lashes included in the price?
Yes. A set of lashes is included in the $150 per-person price, so there's no surprise add-on for the finishing touch most girls want on the night.
Is it cheaper to book as a group?
The per-person price is the same whether you book solo or as a group, but booking together means one shared getting-ready spot, no travel between houses, and often only one travel fee for the whole group.
Does the price include a travel fee?
The $150 is the makeup price; a travel fee may be added depending on your suburb and distance. For a group getting ready in one location, that's usually a single fee shared across everyone.
How far ahead should I book to lock in the price?
Book 6–8 weeks before your ball, or earlier for groups. The busy mid-year weekends fill first, so booking early secures both your time slot and the quoted price.
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