Connecting Directors
  • Home
  • Funeral News
    • Company News & Mergers
    • Association & Regulatory News
    • Legislative Updates
    • Supplier Announcements
  • Community & Culture
    • Lighter Side
    • Grief Conversations
    • Director Spotlights
    • Community Outreach
  • Trends & Innovations
    • Products & Startups
    • Tech & AI
    • Cremation & Aquamation
    • Green/Natural Funerals
  • Professional Guidance
    • Leadership & Management
    • Marketing & Social Media
    • Staffing & HR
    • Customer Service
    • Preneed & Sales
  • Video
    • DISRUPT! Series
    • Interviews & Panels
    • Trending Videos
    • Product Demos
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Funeral News
    • Company News & Mergers
    • Association & Regulatory News
    • Legislative Updates
    • Supplier Announcements
  • Community & Culture
    • Lighter Side
    • Grief Conversations
    • Director Spotlights
    • Community Outreach
  • Trends & Innovations
    • Products & Startups
    • Tech & AI
    • Cremation & Aquamation
    • Green/Natural Funerals
  • Professional Guidance
    • Leadership & Management
    • Marketing & Social Media
    • Staffing & HR
    • Customer Service
    • Preneed & Sales
  • Video
    • DISRUPT! Series
    • Interviews & Panels
    • Trending Videos
    • Product Demos
No Result
View All Result
Connecting Directors
No Result
View All Result
Home Community & Culture

Would You Pay $700 To Have Perfect Makeup At Your Funeral?

CDFuneralNews by CDFuneralNews
October 22, 2025
in Community & Culture, Products & Startups
0
13
SHARES
30
VIEWS
https://www.facebook.com/disruptmg/https://il.linkedin.com/company/disrupt-media

Presentation is everything in the beauty industry, and one British cosmetics company has come up with a way to make sure your final look lasts for an eternity. And by that we mean they’re offering a $700 service to design and apply the smoky eyebrow semi permanent makeup you’d most like to be buried in.

Illamasqua, a British company that makes “makeup for your alter ego” has partnered with a London-based Leverton and Sons funeral directors to offer what they call The Final Act of Self-Expression. It’s a plan that allows you to determine, before you die, what your makeup will look like as you step into the afterlife.

At first we thought this was creepy — not to mention priced a smidge high — but after sitting down, taking a few deep breaths, facing our impending mortality and reading the post that announced the service on Ilamasqua’s blog, we still thought this was creepy.

Illamasqua encourages people to self-express and embrace their alter ego in every way – why should this be any different when you pass away? It is a celebration of life, and one that should be indulged for your last glamorous look.

This unique service encourages people for whom making-up is an intimate part of their identity to plan their final transformation – one that pays tribute to who they >were in life and how they want to enter the afterlife Ö

And we encourage you to have pictures of yourself for your family to give to your undertaker. Because even if your life is glamourous & and even if your funeral’s after party is especially chic — there’s nothing fashionable at all about death or dying. And as forward-thinking as it is to have a roadmap for your death mask, to hone in on the end of your life as a business opportunity is just plain gross.

Source

CDFuneralNews
CDFuneralNews

The Connecting Directors newsroom. Reporting on the people, businesses and ideas shaping funeral service.

All posts by CDFuneralNews

Related Articles

Community & CultureTesla’s Flying Car Announcement Sparks Heated Debate Among Funeral Directors | FFFW 303October 16, 2026Community & CultureHonorable Nurses & Tech Failures | 4M #263October 12, 2026Community & CultureAI Obituary Describes 94-Year-Old Methodist Woman as ‘An Absolute Legend Who Lived Life in Beast Mode’ | FFFW 302October 9, 2026
Previous Post

Government Makes Grave Mistakes in Mailing Checks After People Die

Next Post

NFDA Partners with OurSimpleSurvey to Help Funeral Homes Measure Client Satisfaction

Next Post

NFDA Partners with OurSimpleSurvey to Help Funeral Homes Measure Client Satisfaction

Job Posts Powered By: Deathcarejobs.com

Connecting Directors

Recent Posts

  • Tesla’s Flying Car Announcement Sparks Heated Debate Among Funeral Directors | FFFW 303
  • She Was Gone for 130 Years. This Funeral Director Brought Her Home
  • Not Your Grandpa’s Deathcare Community: Death Rocks Club Opens for Funeral Directors

Categories

  • Association & Regulatory News
  • Community & Culture
  • Community Outreach
  • Company News & Mergers
  • Cremation & Aquamation
  • Customer Service
  • Director Spotlights
  • DISRUPT! Series
  • Friday Funeral Fast Wrap
  • Funeral News
  • Green/Natural Funerals
  • Grief Conversations
  • Interviews & Panels
  • Leadership & Management
  • Legislative Updates
  • Lighter Side
  • Marketing & Social Media
  • Morticians' Monday Morning Mashup
  • Most Popular
  • Preneed & Sales
  • Product Demos
  • Products & Startups
  • Professional Guidance & Resources
  • Staffing & HR
  • Supplier Announcements
  • Tech & AI
  • Trending Videos
  • Trends & Innovations
  • Tukios
  • Uncategorized
  • Video
  • Community & Culture
  • Home
  • Home

© Connecting Directors. All rights reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Funeral News
    • Company News & Mergers
    • Association & Regulatory News
    • Legislative Updates
    • Supplier Announcements
  • Community & Culture
    • Lighter Side
    • Grief Conversations
    • Director Spotlights
    • Community Outreach
  • Trends & Innovations
    • Products & Startups
    • Tech & AI
    • Cremation & Aquamation
    • Green/Natural Funerals
  • Professional Guidance
    • Leadership & Management
    • Marketing & Social Media
    • Staffing & HR
    • Customer Service
    • Preneed & Sales
  • Video
    • DISRUPT! Series
    • Interviews & Panels
    • Trending Videos
    • Product Demos

© Connecting Directors. All rights reserved.