What you should be able to ask, and almost never can
You are inviting someone into your home, around your daughter and her friends. The questions that matter most are usually the hardest to get answered. Here are ours, in writing, before you book a thing.
Two adults always
Two background-checked adults host every party. Never one person alone with a group of girls.
A parent from your household stays
Someone from your own family is present the entire time. We never host without a parent in the home.
Every ingredient is shared before your event
You receive the full ingredient list for the products planned for your party before your final balance is due, giving you time to review everything in advance. Nothing arrives unannounced.
She applies everything herself
Every mask, every scent, every polish goes on by her own hand. We guide, we never apply.
We serve no food
We do not provide, prepare, or handle any food. Snacks and cake stay entirely in your control.
No identifiable photos without written consent
We only photograph an identifiable child with that child's own parent or guardian's specific written consent. Declining never affects her participation. We never publish children's names, schools or locations.
Single-use discarded in front of you
Anything single-use, including applicators, spatulas and brushes, is opened fresh and discarded in front of you, never reused.
Trained and insured
Every host is trained in our protocols and the studio carries liability coverage. Documentation available on request.
The dignity standard
We never comment on a girl's weight, body, skin, hair or features. Not as a compliment, not as a correction, not as a joke. We celebrate her creativity, choices and effort, and we respect her right to opt out of any activity. Faith-based programming is included only when a family specifically selects it.