Since the BBBoutique is closed has anyone done the princess makeover at the Four Seasons?

[jim01]

https://www.fourseasons.com/orlando/spa/magical-moments-for-kids/
Has anyone had experience with this? Each appointment is an hour which seems like a long time to style hair and sprinkle some fairy dust. And because of covid kids are required to wear a mask and no makeup is being done. I am wondering if it is even worth it.

 

[starry_solo]

No but I either saw it here or on FB. There is a FB group called Ear for Each Other that has fairy godmothers (laid off CMS) that do this. Also a company called Character Dresser.

https://www.characterdresser.com/disney-world-princess-makeover-packages

 

[epcotobsessed]

I hope someone can answer this specific question for you - while I can not, I will say that I've visited the Four Seasons spa and salon several times and every time was fantastic. This includes for my daughter who, while never having the princess makeover, has had a mani/pedi and haircut/blowout there and they treated her like a princess every time

 

[subtchr]

We did the $35 princess makeover at the Shades of Green salon for my granddaughter earlier last month. No frills, but it was perfect for her, especially at that price!

 

[Dicentras]

We used As You Wish Magical Experiences 2 weeks ago - our Fairy Godmother in training came to our room and did a princess makeover for our daughter. Highly recommend.