Throughout my career, I have gained experience in weddings, fashion and TV productions, as well as working on the salon floor.

The diversity of projects I’ve been part of has developed my strong attention to detail. With almost two decades in the industry, I’ve had the experience and perspective to define what hair and make-up truly means to me.

When I reflect on my childhood, playing with my friends’ hair and using kids’ face paint for their make-up, the outcome was always the same: it was emotionally transformative.

There is something almost ceremonial about it. I have women sit in my chair, and I watch them transform in real time. The visual process I create often becomes an internal transformation.

A shift into confidence and joy, and sometimes even the first moment they have ever truly felt beautiful.

A core belief I carry into my work has been shaped by my grandmother. When I look through her photo albums, I see her, the pure beauty of who she is.

Not influenced by trends. Recognisable and timeless. From an era when beauty standards weren’t about reshaping someone’s entire individuality.

My love for coastal landscapes has further influenced my aesthetic. I’m drawn to the contrast between softness and strength, the ocean and the cliffs - and I bring that same balance into my work: natural, refined, and enduring.