My Contact Profile

For bridal, editorial, event and freelance bookings

Make the portfolio memorable and the booking route obvious.

Clients often discover makeup artists through images and referrals. Keep your portfolio, enquiry details and travel area together, then share the profile from bridal fairs, shoots, consultation cards or an NFC card.

Contact priorities

What visitors should find quickly.

Portfolio

Lead with the work that matches the kind of bookings you want next.

Booking enquiry

Use email, form or phone details suited to dates, locations and event requirements.

Travel area

Explain whether you work from a studio, travel locally or take destination bookings.

Permanent QR

Where QR makes sense physically.

The QR points to your permanent smart-link identity, so the printed code can stay in place while the live profile changes.

  • Bridal-fair stands, look books and consultation folders
  • Kit cases, studio cards and thank-you material
  • Event supplier brochures and collaborative shoot credits

NFC tap

Where NFC is useful face to face.

Program an ordinary compatible NFC card or tag with the same permanent smart link. No proprietary My Contact Profile hardware is required.

  • A premium card for bridal consultations and shoots
  • A tap card at a studio or event booth
  • A portfolio book or kit tag used when networking with photographers and stylists

Google Wallet + Save Contact

Keep your own card ready, then let the other person save the details they need.

Wallet is a useful backup at events and shoots: your QR and contact details are ready even if you left the printed portfolio at home.

Save Contact provides a vCard from the public details you chose to publish, so the recipient can store your contact without manually typing the fields.

  • Wallet keeps the permanent QR close on your own phone.
  • Save Contact exports the public contact details as vCard.
  • The recipient does not need a My Contact Profile app.

Profile recommendations

Keep the page useful, current and appropriate for public sharing.

01

Keep the portfolio representative of current work and hygiene-safe presentation.

02

State the booking area and type of work you accept.

03

Use professional links that help a client assess availability and style.

04

Do not publish private client details or unreleased editorial material without permission.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I use one profile for bridal and editorial work?

Yes, if one portfolio and contact route makes sense. If the audiences need very different branding, separate profiles can keep them distinct.

Can suppliers scan the same QR as clients?

Yes. The public profile is a general professional contact surface, so photographers, planners and clients can all use the same permanent link.

Ready when you are

Build the profile first, choose the public details and sharing tools, then pay only when you are happy with the result.

Create your profile
DIY NFC — no proprietary card requiredMake your own NFC business card for pennies.

Use an ordinary writable NFC card or sticker, program your permanent profile link yourself, and keep the same card when your details change. Bulk blank cards can cost only a few tens of pence each.

See the full NFC guide