I built this for the skin the beauty industry gave up on.
I started at Aveda and trained with Sonia Kashuk, but I built my career on one thing: complexion. I was the artist people called when skin had to look right — fast.
Not just on celebrities. On brides, anchors, mothers, grandmothers, men on camera, and women in real light with real skin.
In 1999, I built one of the first on-location bridal businesses in Chicago, then grew it into a studio with 30 artists. That's where I learned what most brands still miss: skin has to perform in real life, not just in a jar.
Bridal taught me the truth: if your skincare doesn't work in real life, your makeup never had a chance.