My Journey
I grew up watching my mother get ready for events, fascinated by the precision and artistry of makeup. But it wasn't until I was a bridesmaid in a friend's wedding that I realized makeup could be transformative in a deeper way—not because it hides, but because it enhances, it builds confidence, it tells a story.
That experience led me to formal training in makeup artistry, where I learned the technical foundations. But the real education came from working with hundreds of brides, editorial teams, and creatives who trusted me with their look on some of their most important days. Each project taught me something new about light, skin, emotion, and the alchemy of making someone feel as beautiful as they look.
I'm based in Boston and travel for destination weddings, but wherever I work, my philosophy remains the same: makeup should enhance, not transform. It should honor the person wearing it, photograph beautifully under any lighting condition, and—most importantly—feel comfortable and natural to wear all day long.