Don’t Experiment When It Counts

Here’s the truth most people don’t want to hear:

The first time you work with a makeup artist—especially before a major event or camera moment—is not the time to reinvent yourself.

My job is to help you look the way you want to look on camera. That requires stability. Familiarity. A baseline.

Trying a brand-new look with a brand-new artist creates too many variables. Even if you look great, there’s a strong chance you won’t feel great—because you’re not used to seeing yourself that way yet.

Confidence comes from recognition.

If we’re working together for the first time, show me:

• Makeup you already love on yourself

• Products you feel comfortable wearing

• The version of you that feels safe on camera

We start there.
Then—if the vibe is right—we experiment, build, and evolve.

Stability first.
Artistry second.
Magic comes after that.

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