ABOUT
As a woman who once used her aesthetic to hide...
I understand the damage done when you don't fully accept yourself.
My introduction to beauty was being the daughter of a hairstylist who spent her Saturdays watching her mom transform hair. Clients came in with their heads low and left as if they were floating on air. Transfixed, I carried on with life knowing that one day I would play a role in this kind of transformation.
Through our proprietary framework, I guide clients in the exploration and expression of who they truly are. My journey to radical self-acceptance revealed a truth I now help others live into: confidence isn’t created through performance—it’s cultivated through self-expression, care and a preservation of values.
With each client's permission, I become a mirror that reflects what’s present and what’s possible—emboldening them to walk away seeing themselves and the world in a brand new light.
A major part aspect of attaining radical self-acceptance included discovering my preferences. So let's have a bit of fun!
If your personal style had three words, what would they be?
My style statement reads that I am fabulous, chic and one-of-a kind. :)
Coffee, tea, or something sparkly?
I prefer tea to start and end the day, coffee as a treat once or twice a week and a glass of a full-bodied cab when I'm feeling social.
What’s one beauty product you never leave home without?
Lip balm. I currently love Laneige and Summer Fridays.
Favorite fragrance notes?
Oh, I could talk about this for days! Amber, oud, bergamont, cedarwood, sandalwood, pink peppercorn, vetiver, plum, jasmine, tuberose, damask rose, tonka bean, musk, blackcurrant, cashmeran...
If your brand had a soundtrack, what would be playing?
The Lounge Chill playlist on Apple music, but I also love Beyonce's Renaissance album to put a little pep in my step.
What inspires your eye for beauty beyond makeup and style?
Interior design, floral design, nature, poems and various other art forms.
What detail do you notice first about someone’s look?
Their audacity. I can often tell when someone is dressing as themselves or as who people think they should be. Boldness requires a little twist in the traditional to make it you.
What’s something you’re currently inspired by?
Hands down, each client! There something kismet about when a new client entering the Glow Pathway. It's as if we have something to teach each other simply by being ourselves. It's a beautiful gift to share!
