Before makeup was my work, it was my lifeline. For years, I lived with the debilitating chronic pain that comes with endometriosis. My lifelong love for makeup became more than just about beauty—it was a way to feel human again. A way to show up, even when I didn’t feel my best. While endometriosis ultimately failed to break me, it succeeded in shaping the way I work and what I value: calm, care, and deep respect for how personal it is to be seen.

Before I ever worked in beauty, I trained in classical portraiture. I studied light, structure, subtle expression, and how the smallest details can change the entire feeling of a face. That training still guides my approach today: intentional, precise, and never overdone.

Bridal makeup, to me, isn’t about transforming you into someone else. It’s about refinement—polished skin, soft definition, and a look that holds up in real life and photographs beautifully, while still feeling unmistakably like you.

On a wedding day, energy matters. I’m known for being steady, prepared, and calm. You won’t be rushed. You won’t be pushed into a look that doesn’t fit. I’ll listen, I’ll guide, and I’ll create a getting-ready experience that feels grounded and elevated from start to finish.

Wherever your wedding takes place, you can expect the same standard: clear communication, thoughtful artistry, and a calm presence you can rely on.