[Claire58]

I just recently decided to start a makeup/makeover business, where I render my services to brides, models, or people that just want a makeover. I already have a name I want to use but I don't want to put 'makeover' behind it ex. Kim's Makeover. Because it seems like every other makeover businness has that word behind their name. Is there something else that's creative that I could use? Because obviously the name can't stand alone. Thank you

[dontknownuthin]

Some other words that come to mind -

Personal Image Consultant
Cosmetic Application
Glamour Service

Or don't have the type of service in the name. For example, there's a service profiled on a television series called "Glam Fairy" You can't steal that name of course, but it doesn't really say exactly she does.

I would do something like,

New You Personal Style (or whatever you name your business)

- Make-up consulting and application
- Hair styling
- Personal Shopping and clothing consultation

Available for:
Weddings, bachelorette parties, proms or just call for a new every-day look!

[Claire58]

Some other words that come to mind -

Personal Image Consultant
Cosmetic Application
Glamour Service

or don't have the type of service in the name. For example, there's a service profiled on a television series called "Glam Fairy" You can't steal that name of course, but it doesn't really say exactly she does.

I would do something like,

New You Personal Style (or whatever you name your business)

- Make-up consulting and application
- Hair styling
- Personal Shopping and clothing consultation

Available for:
Weddings, bachelorette parties, proms or just call for a new every-day look!

Thanks a lot! I will definitely try to work with some of your ideas.

[joypulv]

You could play with the word 'transform' or 'transformation.' Maybe that could be the name all by itself, with a subtitle, 'a new you, by Claire.' I like the name Claire, which means clear in French, and sounds good for skin, eyes, a fresh look.

I wouldn't use a first name in the title, and not as a possessive.
Paul Mitchell sounds so much better than Paul's Hair Products.
Sounds too much like Joe's Used Cars down on the corner.

[Claire58]

You could play with the word 'transform' or 'transformation.' Maybe that could be the name all by itself, with a subtitle, 'a new you, by Claire.' I like the name Claire, which means clear in French, and sounds good for skin, eyes, a fresh look.

I wouldn't use a first name in the title, and not as a possessive.
Paul Mitchell sounds so much better than Paul's Hair Products.
Sounds too much like Joe's Used Cars down on the corner.

Wow! Thanks Joypulv. I like the idea of using transformation. And the 'Claire' thing is pretty creative too.

[joypulv]

Of course being found these days is all about searching the internet, so don't forget to use the usual words somewhere in your ads (makeover, etc).