Freelance Hair & Makeup

For me, hair and makeup have always been about more than aesthetics. They're a way for people to express who they are, feel seen, and take up space authentically.

A huge part of my practice is continuing to educate myself on working with trans and gender-diverse faces and clients. I believe everyone deserves access to services that are affirming, informed, and tailored to them, and I'm committed to creating spaces where people feel safe to explore and express their identity.

I'm also passionate about advocating for greater inclusion of BIPOC communities and mature faces within the beauty industry. These are groups that have historically been left out of the conversation, underrepresented in education, and overlooked in mainstream beauty standards. As an artist, I think it's important to challenge that by continually expanding my knowledge, questioning industry norms, and making sure my work reflects the diversity of the real world.

Being surrounded by neurodivergent, queer, and creative communities has shaped not only the way I work, but also the values I bring into every appointment. I want the people who sit in my chair to feel respected, celebrated, and empowered to look however feels most authentic to them.

My goal as an artist is to aid in the uprising of these individuals through encouraging what's on the inside to be communicated on the outside.

We aren't going anywhere.