3 Best Makeup Artists in Fayetteville, NC

“Expressionz Studio provides all beauty services to complete your look, including cluster and strip lashes, full makeup application, microblading, eyeshadow, waxing, skincare, and more. They offer full-service beauty and makeup artistry, dedicated to ensuring their clients look and feel their best from head to toe. You can choose from a variety of services for special occasions or commit to a regular beauty regimen. Expressionz Studio provides an exceptional and relaxing experience. Their unique style intensifies each client's natural beauty, with a great passion for the art and an eye for detail. You can book an appointment with Expressionz Studio.”

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“Sunshine Beauty & Bliss Specializing in spray tanning, teeth whitening, hair and makeup for weddings, photoshoots, and specialty events. Brittany Campbell is the owner of Sunshine Beauty & Bliss. She combined her talents of makeup artistry, hair styling, and spray tanning along with entrepreneurship to bring sunshine to those in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and surrounding areas. Brittany Campbell has been identified as Fayetteville’s 40 Top Business Professionals and Community Leaders Under 40, distinguished and nominated by Fayetteville’s Readers' Choice Awards. The team makeup and styling align with the theme of your shoot, ensuring you look flawless at every angle.”

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“Flawless Visions is veteran-owned and operated with 24 years as a licensed professional MUA, hair stylist, and fashion stylist. Carmen Johnson has worked as a Lead MUA for Avlon Industries at the premier International Hair Shows in Orlando, Florida, for 4 consecutive years, along with seminars and workshops for Avlon Industries for several years. As a technical consultant for a national haircare company, Avlon Industries, for 15 years, it has allowed Carmen Johnson to educate fellow stylists and clients on how to professionally care for and maintain healthy hair. Carmen Johnson encourages people to believe in themselves and positively see themselves, ultimately affecting how they look and feel.”

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