Transformations Artistry

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Introduction

I strive to give my ladies the ultimate beauty treatment and create a relaxing environment in the midst of a whirlwind of excitement. Every bride, especially, needs a moment of peace between last minute preparations for guests and the time she walks down to her husband, and that is where I come in, to transform and to calm. Through hair and makeup artistry, my goal is to take a woman from pretty to gorgeous so that she can see her own potential for beauty. I absolutely love getting to know people on a personal level and mingling with excited brides and seniors, ready to get all decked out for their big day. The smiles and incredulously joyous looks I see once they view themselves in the mirror at the end touch my heart in a way very little things in life can.

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3 employees

13 years in business

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
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What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I pour over blogs such as The Freckled Fox, Hair and Makeup by Steph, Maskara, etc., Pinterest, YouTube channels such as Lillith Moon, Kandee Johnson, Jessica Harlow, etc., and many photographers blogs (including Three Nails Photography, Katelyn James Photography, Laura Gordon Photography, Mike Topham Photography, 88 Love Stories, Kait Winston Photography, and many others) to stay current and in-the-know.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I've always loved the beauty industry since childhood, but I decided to begin Transformations Artistry when I became a part of RVA Fashion Week in 2012 and networked with other artists who owned private businesses on the side. Seeing the joy it brought them and the level of professionalism that they carried inspired me to do the very same. It made a career in makeup artistry a reality when I thought that I wasn't "good" or "seasoned" enough (at 21 years old) to do such a thing. I had worked for worldwide makeup companies for a while but didn't feel a real "love" for what I was doing at the counter although I loved working with makeup still. I desired to see clients on a more personal level than just in a mall or boutique environment and to develop relationships with women in their special moments of life.