One of the many great things of being a Makeup Artist is that I get to work in all areas of the Industry. Recently I have been working on a lot of TV Commercials, which are great fun, but extremely long days, therefore the makeup that you do on your talent has to last…

I always get asked about which foundations I use, on myself and on photo shoots, we are so lucky now that we have so many to choose from, but it can be confusing when trying to decide on the right one for you. Then there is the task of applying it, do you use fingers,…

Beautiful 60’s inspired makeup made easy – “Yeah baby!” Lovage Magazine

We have seen a lot of metallic & glitters on the runway over the recent months, but my favourite sparkly look has to be the one created by Peter Philips for Chanel. Peter used large gold and silver metallic pieces which not only looked amazing close up but could be seen from the back row at the Grand Palais, where the iconic show took…

Not sure if you should be rocking that shade of eyeshadow, maybe blue isn’t actually your colour! ekk! read on for my top eyeshadow picks to suit your eye colour.

For of my favourite things to do as a makeup artist is a beauty shoot, I love getting creative with colour and making it all about the face! I recently shot with Photographer Rhyees Wedes & Courtney from Chadwick’s. Courtney is a classic beauty so I wanted to enhance that by creating a classic makeup…

I love shooting swimwear, I get to play with my favourite makeup – creamy highlighters, shimmery bronzers, bright lips – so much fun!  On a recent shoot for a new fashion & lifestyle magazine Gossamer I got to do just that. Shot poolside in Sydney, on a perfect sunny day with a killer team; it…

I recently wrote an article for Fashioning.com on how to recreate the smokey green eye and luminous skin I created for an editorial shoot with Melbourne photographer Ed Purnomo. A smokey green eye, highlighted skin and a mix of vintage inspired waves and a playful textured look for the hair.     Here’s How: The colour pallet…