Seventeen years of editorial, stage and screen work.
Now a private practice in Essex.
Less about adding. More about restoring.
I started in hair at sixteen, training with Toni & Guy — first Brighton, then Cambridge. By 2007 I had joined Selfridges, working the floor in central London.
The noughties. Learning the craft properly. No shortcuts.
Events. Red carpet. House calls. Long days, longer evenings. London learned in the doing — never in the watching.
A-list talent · Stage · Studio · Television
Met the founder of a leading UK brow brand. Trained, then trained others. Brows for theatre, music, broadcast — the kind of work where there is no second take.
Brows for stage, screen and editorial
Working with clients across the United States. Different light, different demands, the same standard. It changed how I look at faces, and it changed what I expect of my own work.
Years working alongside a doctor at his cosmetic clinic. Learning what the skin actually wants — and what it does not. The work changed shape. The values did not.
Former Lead Educator for one of the UK's most influential brow brands. Invited by Deboragh Hendren — friend, mentor, founder of the Brow Awards — to sit as a judge.
Trained over a thousand stylists · Worldwide
The clinic opens. Quiet at first — by referral, by word of mouth.
2018: a second room, a longer waitlist.
2020: pause. Then re-open, fully booked.
The discretion turned out to be what people wanted.
Currently studying corneotherapy — the discipline of supporting the skin's own barrier function rather than overriding it. It is the framework that ties everything in the clinic together.
Grateful for every opportunity that's brought me here. Every face, every chapter.