Make-Up Artistry in Accra
Professional make-up for your day or your biggest event.
Professional make-up for the days photographs outlive: events, ceremonies, shoots — applied to your features, your skin tone and the hours your day must survive.
Who is it for?
Brides and celebrants, graduates, speakers, anyone stepping in front of cameras — and day make-up clients who want polish without mask.
What happens at your appointment?
Skin-first preparation, then a look built with you in the mirror — never applied at you. Event make-up (GHS 600) is built to last and photograph; day make-up (GHS 300) is lighter-handed polish.
The best canvas
Book a derma-planing session a day or two before — make-up applies like silk on freshly exfoliated skin.
Make-Up Artistry: areas & prices
- Day make-up — GHS 300
- Event make-up — GHS 600
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaMake-Up Artistry — frequently asked questions
What make-up services do you offer?
Professional make-up for any occasion — polished day make-up through to full glam event and bridal make-up, tailored to your features and the look you want.
How much does make-up cost?
Make-up is priced GHS 300 – GHS 600 — day make-up through to event make-up. Get in touch for bridal and party bookings.
Do you do bridal make-up, and does it suit dark skin?
Yes to both — we specialise in flattering, long-wearing looks shade-matched to your complexion, with deep expertise in make-up for melanin-rich skin.
How long does the make-up last?
We use professional, long-wear products and techniques so your look lasts beautifully through your day or event.
Should I book in advance?
Yes — especially for events and weddings, book early to secure your slot. Bring reference photos so we can plan your look.
Do you offer trials?
For bridal and special occasions we recommend a trial so your look is perfect on the day — ask when you enquire.
Is your make-up safe for sensitive or reactive skin?
Yes, and it is worth telling us in advance so we can plan. Brushes and sponges are cleaned and sanitised between every client, and disposable applicators are used for mascara and lip products — the most common route to eye and lip infection in shared make-up, and the main hygiene risk in any make-up service. If you have very reactive skin, a known allergy, or a big event where a reaction would be a disaster, we recommend a trial beforehand and can patch test products. We do not apply make-up over active infections, cold sores or broken skin.
Questions about Make-Up Artistry? We will call you.
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