Confidence comes from feeling at home in the skin you’re in

I’ve worked in beauty and skin wellbeing for over thirty years, and my work has evolved naturally over that time. I began in hair and makeup, and became known for creating natural, timeless bridal looks for women who want to feel like themselves on their wedding day — not masked, overdone or rushed.

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Alongside this, I’ve always been curious about skin. Why it reacts the way it does. Why it feels calm at times and unsettled at others. And what actually helps it return to balance. That curiosity led me to train in advanced facial massage, facial reflexology and, more recently, corneotherapy - a skin barrier-first, science-informed approach that marked a real turning point in how I understand skin health.

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Over time, my work has deepened into a more holistic approach to facial therapy - one that considers the wider effects on the body as well as the face, and recognises how stress, tension and emotional holding can show up in the skin. It deepened my awareness of how important it is for people to feel safe, relaxed, and unjudged for real change to happen.

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My practice blends hands-on, restorative facial work with a minimalist, considered approach to skincare. I don’t believe in overwhelming the skin or the person. Instead, I focus on rhythm, regulation and helping people reconnect with their skin - learning to listen to it, trust it and support it over time.

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Whether I’m standing beside a bride on her wedding morning or working with someone through a series of facials, my approach is calm, bespoke and deeply personal. Real beauty, to me, is feeling at ease in your own skin.