Makeup artist — North London · covering London & Milton Keynes
Makeup that looks like you, on your best day.
Bridal mornings, big occasions and editorial sets — flawless skin, camera-tested finishes, and makeup that stays put from first look to last dance.
Services
Three ways to book Mita
Every booking starts with your skin, your style and the light you'll be photographed in. Full price list on the services page.
Bridal
Trials at home or in the North London studio, calm wedding-morning prep, and a touch-up kit that lasts the whole day.
from £— Parties & promsOccasion
Event-ready glam for parties, proms and photoshoots — solo or for the whole group, at yours or on location.
from £— On setEditorial
Fashion, campaign, film and photographic work. Half-day and full-day rates, reliable on set and quick between looks.
from £—My philosophy is simple: your beauty multiplied.Mita — makeup artist
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What clients say
Every review here was written by a real client, in their own words.
Lessons & masterclasses
Learn to do this yourself
One-to-one lessons with your own makeup bag, group masterclasses, and a bridal self-application course for destination weddings. Taught patiently, no jargon.
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Questions brides ask
The things worth knowing before the morning itself. Anything else — send it over.
Do you travel to me on the wedding morning?
Yes. Mita is based in North London and travels to your home, hotel or venue across Greater London, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes. Travel is quoted with your booking so there is nothing added afterwards.
How long does bridal makeup take?
Allow about 60 to 75 minutes for the bride and 30 to 45 minutes for each additional person. Mita builds the morning schedule backwards from your photographer’s arrival so you are ready with time to spare.
Do I need a trial before the wedding?
A trial is recommended for brides. It usually takes around 90 minutes, and it is where the look is agreed, the products are matched to your skin and the timings for the day are planned.
How far in advance should I book?
Summer Saturdays are typically taken six to twelve months ahead. If your date is close, it is still worth asking — cancellations and midweek dates come up.
Will my makeup last all day?
Yes. Every booking starts with skin preparation and finishes with a long-wear, camera-tested setting routine. Brides are also given a small touch-up kit for the day.
Do you work with darker skin tones and mature skin?
Yes. Mita trained at the Academy of Freelance Makeup in 2018 specifically across diverse skin tones and textures, and her kit carries a full shade range.
Can I learn to do my own makeup instead?
Yes. Mita holds a formal teaching qualification and runs one-to-one lessons, group masterclasses and a two-session bridal self-application course, taught with the products you already own.
Enquiry
Check your date
Tell Mita about your day and she'll come back with availability and a quote. Dates — especially summer weekends — go quickly.