Being creative could have meant I could do anything, but makeup had an irresistible pull I didn’t feel anywhere else. When I lacked confidence, I found expression through makeup. It made me feel alive, powerful, and confident in a way I had never felt from within.

At first, I didn’t see makeup as a career. I moved away from my hometown in Solihull and studied psychology in Sheffield. That’s when I realised something important: dyslexia wasn’t a limitation, I just thrived in creative spaces. And for me, that creativity always came back to makeup.

One day, I woke up and decided to go for it.

I was going to turn my passion into something real. I was born in the 2016 makeup era (if you know, you know), perfecting cut creases and colourful looks. But even then, I was drawn to a softer but still powerful kind of makeup that would eventually lead me into becoming a bridal makeup artist for brides across Solihull, Birmingham, and the West Midlands.

Bridal makeup, to me, is about feeling polished, glamorous, and unapologetically YOU. You can be soft yet confident, bold yet elegant and all of that can be expressed through makeup in a way that feels true to who you are.

Along the way, I realised that what really matters isn’t just the final look but the principles I want to stand for in my work the values that guide me in every makeup look, every decision, and every wedding morning.