My relationship with makeup started long before it became my career.

For years, I lived with debilitating endometriosis, and makeup became one of the ways I could still feel like myself when I did not feel my best. It gave me a sense of normalcy, confidence, and a way to show up feeling a little more like me.

That experience still shapes the way I think about beauty today.

To me, makeup is not simply a way to look "better." I see it as one of the most powerful forms of self expression, and an incredible magnifier of who you already are. It can make you feel softer, stronger, more glamorous, more playful, more dramatic, or completely different for a moment. There are no rules about who you have to be in makeup. What matters is that it feels intentional and true to the way you want to show up.

Before working professionally in beauty, I trained in classical realism and portraiture. I studied light, structure, proportion, color, and the details that change the way a face is perceived. That foundation continues to influence the way I work with every client.

Since 2012, my career has included work with prestige beauty brands such as Dior, Armani, and NARS, along with private clients, photoshoots, weddings, and education for other professional makeup artists.

Bridal has become the focus of my work because I value how personal it is. There is no single version of what a bride should look like, and I am not interested in creating one.

My approach is thoughtful, precise, and individual. I want to understand your features, your style, and the overall vision for your wedding, then create makeup that belongs within it.

The same is true of the experience. Wedding mornings can move quickly, so I bring a calm presence, clear direction when it is needed, and attention to the details you should not have to think about.

The goal is for you to feel completely comfortable in the process and completely confident in the result.

Still you. Just unforgettable.