Raleigh Makeup Artist
Makeup artist for TV, film, headshots, and real life.
Makeup for productions, businesses, and individuals, plus one on one makeup lessons for anyone who wants to feel confident doing their own. Based in Raleigh, working sets and studios across the Triangle.
Five kinds of work, one standard.
TV, Film & Production
On-set makeup that holds under studio lights and doesn't shift on camera, for anchors, hosts, and on-screen talent through long shoot days.
02Commercial & Editorial
Brand shoots, ad campaigns, and editorial work where the look needs to match a creative direction, not just flatter a face.
03Corporate Headshots & Branding
Consistent, professional looks for teams and executives. Everyone leaves the session looking like themselves, just rested and in focus.
04Studio Sessions
Maternity, newborn, prom, boudoir, event glam, and small weddings, done in studio. One on one, no venue required.
05Makeup Lessons
One on one lessons for anyone who wants to feel confident doing their own makeup. Bring what you already own and we'll work with it.
Don't just take my word for it.
"Michelle has done my makeup for everything from business headshots to galas. So when it was time to pick someone for my wedding makeup, it truly was a no-brainer. She is not only crazy talented but also SO MUCH FUN."
— MAGGIE"I have worked with Michelle for both professional photos and wedding photos, and I have been pleased both times. I love how she accented my favorite features, yet I didn't feel like I was wearing a mask."
— LESLIE"I have worked with Michelle on multiple occasions and cannot recommend her enough. Her skills with makeup are remarkable. It feels like you aren't wearing any makeup at all, but it's absolutely there."
— CATHERINE"My makeup plans fell through soon before my wedding and I contacted Michelle. She was quick to respond, timely, and super flexible with any changes I made as the day approached. Her work is stunning."
— CHRISTIANAI can't fix a bad brief. But I will make sure nobody notices the sweat, the shine, or the dog hair on your blazer.— MICHELLE