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View fullsize 2016 v 2026 Starting with a 2026 pic because I’ll scare new clients off if I leave a 2016 pic directly on my feed 🤪 2016 - I’d been a makeup artist as a side hustle for 4 years, and I continued to persist with doing makeup and taking p
View fullsize 2025 - the year of the home studio that I always said I never wanted 🤪 When I moved into my CBD studio in 2020, I knew deep down it wasn’t forever, and it wasn’t me. But with every year in business and every well-intentioned voice in my
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View fullsize A moment (or 4) for my queen Izzy 💕 We first met back in 2024 when Izzy was a bridesmaid for her beautiful sister in law, Molly, and I could not have been more excited when she asked me to come to Brisbane for her own wedding day. I had the plea
View fullsize If you ask me for “natural” makeup, this is what you can expect: minimal foundation for skin that looks like skin, groomed brows with only a few little hair strokes drawn in where needed, no lashes (maybe a couple of individuals to fill i
View fullsize Something I always encourage you to think about after your makeup trial, is what’s important to you when it comes to your makeup and professional photos: • is it important that it looks subtle in real life, and therefore may look like no
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View fullsize Wedding day makeup ➡️ follow up trial ➡️ initial trial I was so lucky to get to know Emily over two trials and her wedding day ❤️ Follow up makeup trials are pretty rare, but are so good if you need peace of mind and a clear visual of what to expe
View fullsize Another beautiful mum gracing my grid to remind you that you never have to worry about becoming mutton dressed as lamb when you’re in my chair 🩵
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View fullsize It’s wild how many people have told me lately that they’ve never had a professional makeup application they actually loved. Somehow, it’s just become normal to pay good money and walk away feeling underwhelmed. The bar for profes
View fullsize People often think natural makeup is the easy option, like any artist can just quickly punch out something “basic”. But when the goal is fresh and soft, you can’t just keep layering and adding and covering up mistakes until it loo
View fullsize ✨ Lindsay ✨ I first met Lindsay when she was a bridesmaid in a wedding I did the makeup for at Mitchell, and I was lucky enough to then have her book me for her own wedding in Roma. At Lindsay’s trial, the brief was natural - not natural gl
View fullsize My story this morning sparked some really great conversation, so I thought this topic deserved a more permanent place on my feed. Let’s talk makeup trials - and more importantly, what the outcome of a trial is actually meant to be. Fun fact:
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View fullsize WHEN SHOULD YOU DO A MAKEUP TRIAL? I get asked this question all the time, and although I do have some resources to help you try to plan a good time for your trial, there is really no “perfect” time. You could: - do it for your hen&rsqu
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View fullsize One thing I am asked allll the time, is what my advice is for your wedding morning. To me, the most important thing on your wedding morning is to relax and enjoy yourself (I know, I know - all the vendors say this, but hear me out). We’ve a