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Allure Hair & Makeup

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | St Catharines | Wedding Makeup |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Allure Hair & Makeup is a Niagara mobile bridal hair and makeup team serving couples who want artists to come to their getting-ready location. Its official website identifies the business as a wedding-focused mobile company, with hair stylists and makeup artists available for bridal beauty at home, in a hotel room or at a venue.

The business publishes a bridal service menu, trial information and an enquiry route. This profile reflects those first-party details only. Last reviewed: August 10, 2026.

Profile status and official identity

Allure Hair & Makeup is active. The confirmed official website matches the business name and explicitly presents Allure as a Niagara mobile hair-and-makeup company for brides and wedding days. This replaces the legacy laser-and-skincare website, which uses a similar name and phone number but represents a different Oakville business and is not used as evidence for this profile.

The official site does not publish a public postal address or phone number for Allure Hair & Makeup. Its FAQ says trials take place at a home salon in Thorold, with the exact address sent after a booking is finalized; the address field is therefore left blank.

Services and specialization

The published menu is centred on wedding hair and makeup. Couples can choose a bridal package that combines hair, makeup, a 1.5-hour trial and lashes for both the trial and wedding day. The site also lists bridal hair-and-makeup, hair-only and makeup-only options.

For attendants, Allure lists combined hair-and-makeup packages as well as individual hair or makeup services. It also lists flower-girl packages and selected additions: false lashes, lip products, hair-extension application, and hair-and-makeup or single-service trials. The official site describes the team as working with all hair and skin types, but does not publish a menu of particular hairstyle or makeup-look specialities.

Bridal hair and makeup packages
Attendant hair and/or makeup
Flower-girl options
Bridal trials and selected add-ons

Bridal trials and preparation

A bridal trial is recommended by the business and is intended to establish the couple’s preferred look before the wedding. The official FAQ asks clients to bring inspiration images and any veil, accessories or hair extensions they intend to use. It specifies that hair extensions must be 100% human hair.

Trials are held at Allure’s Thorold home salon once a booking has been finalized. For on-location services, the team asks for suitable chairs, significant daytime lighting, clean and dry hair, and washed, moisturized faces. Couples with allergies or skin sensitivities are asked to tell the team before makeup is applied.

Service area and who it may suit

Allure describes itself as a Niagara mobile company and says it travels to a client’s home, hotel room or venue. That model may suit couples arranging a single getting-ready location and those who prefer hair and makeup services delivered on site rather than travelling to a salon on the wedding morning.

The official site does not publish a municipality-by-municipality travel area or a flat travel-fee schedule. Its services page says all bookings have a travel fee that varies by location and staffing needs, so couples outside their chosen Niagara location should ask for confirmation before relying on this option.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the combined mobile team model: the official website offers both hair and makeup and states that the team comes to the client’s chosen getting-ready setting. Another documented feature is a structured bridal-trial process, including preparation guidance and the opportunity to share reference images and accessories.

There is no published public address, phone number, detailed service-area map, minimum booking size or specific timing plan for a wedding morning. The site also does not state whether every date can be staffed by the same artists seen at a trial. These are practical points to confirm directly, rather than drawbacks of the service.

Mobile delivery to a home, hotel room or venue
Combined hair-and-makeup service menu
Published trial guidance and on-location setup requirements
Travel cost and staff allocation require direct confirmation

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on Allure’s services page. The listed bridal package is $630 and includes hair, makeup, a 1.5-hour trial, and lashes for the trial and wedding day. Bridal hair and makeup is listed at $360, while bridal hair or bridal makeup is listed at $190 each. The attendant hair-and-makeup package is listed at $260; attendant hair and attendant makeup are each listed at $140.

The same page lists a $15 false-lash option, $25 lip glosses and lipsticks, $35 hair-extension application, and $360, $190 and $190 respectively for hair-and-makeup, hair-only and makeup-only trials. Prices are subject to HST, gratuities are not included, and the business says prices may change. All bookings have a variable travel fee. Its FAQ also lists possible parking, statutory-holiday and delayed-start charges, plus a $50-per-hour on-call touch-up option.

Contact and booking

To start, use the official contact page’s inquiry form or email booking@allurehairandmakeup.com. The FAQ says the business first checks whether the wedding date is available and states that an email reply is normally sent within 24 hours.

The business recommends booking hair and makeup six to 10 months before a wedding, or about a year ahead for July through October. That is guidance from the provider, not a statement of current availability. A deposit is non-refundable if services are cancelled, according to the published FAQ.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the wedding date, getting-ready location, required number of artists and exact services can be accommodated. Request the travel fee and any likely parking, holiday or delayed-start charges in writing, and ask how the schedule will be set for the bridal party.

For a trial, confirm the Thorold appointment details after booking and bring reference images plus the intended veil, accessories or extensions. Discuss allergies or skin sensitivities in advance, whether false lashes or a lip product are wanted, and whether a touch-up artist is needed between the ceremony and reception.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Allure Hair & Makeup travel to a wedding venue?

Yes. The official site describes Allure as a Niagara mobile company and says the team can provide services at a home, hotel room or venue. Travel fees apply and vary by location and staffing needs.

Are bridal trials available?

Yes. Allure publishes combined hair-and-makeup, hair-only and makeup-only trial options. Its FAQ says trials take place at its home salon in Thorold after a booking is finalized.

What bridal services and prices are listed?

The services page lists a $630 bridal package with hair, makeup, a 1.5-hour trial and lashes. It also lists bridal hair and makeup at $360, or hair-only and makeup-only at $190 each, before HST; prices may change.