Caitlyn Meyer MUA

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Footage from my July masterclass

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I didn’t get into makeup to make everyone look the same.

Of course I have a style. I have preferences, techniques I gravitate toward, and a point of view that inevitably shows up in my work.

But I’ve never wanted my portfolio to be a collection of different faces wearing the same look.

I think there’s so much value in being well-rounded. In knowing how to look at the person in front of me, listen to what they’re asking for, and adapt my artistry accordingly.

Because my clients’ idea of beauty doesn’t have to match mine.

How they feel about the way they look isn’t about me.

My job is to collaborate with them—to hear their inspiration, understand how they want to feel, and combine that with my experience and my style to create *their* perfect vision of themselves.

I don’t need my clients to look like me, or like each other, for my work to feel like mine.

I’d rather be known for how I make people feel than for making everyone look the same.

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Cover photo by Nikki Daskalakis

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Twenty years later, no regrets

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Cover photo by Laura Gordon