Anna Bokhan

her face was never the problem…
brows far too heavy for a blonde, eye makeup fighting the brows, lips in the wrong family, haircut too..

harmony isn’t more makeup. it’s the RIGHT amount of amplifying attention on every feature, so you see the woman first.

part 3 — the finale.
rylee is 19. she was born with a cleft lip, and she’s had more than 40 surgeries in her life.

40+ surgeries gave her survival.
I gave her back her smile.

then her team heard what she’d been through — and TY CHANDLER had something to say to her New Orleans Saints

Ty is sidelined for the whole season. an injury took his year.
he still showed up for her. ⚜️

and then… the tickets. for her and her dad. you saw his face 😭

some work you do for the result.
this one i did for the girl.

thank you Disco Honey | Womens Boutique CLT, NC for dressing her for her day 🤍
New Orleans Saints — your girl is ready.

parts 1 & 2 are on my page.

I don’t do lips. I create harmony ❤️‍🔥

40+ surgeries gave rylee survival. today she got her smile back. 🥹

then I wanted her to feel extra special and beautiful in this day, so I had help Disco Honey | Womens Boutique CLT, NC 💗 thank you, for dressing our girl, you didn’t just give her an outfit, you gave her a moment 🤍

then someone from her favorite team had something to say to her…

and we STILL haven’t given her the best part.

part 3: THE SURPRISE 🏈🫂✨
and one name i’m not saying yet 👀

New Orleans Saints — your girl is ready ⚜️

this is rylee.

she’s 19. she’s had more than 40 surgeries in her life, all because she was born with a cleft lip.

most people will never know what it costs to smile when the world has stared at your smile your whole life.

rylee, i hear you. and we’re not done. there are surprises for you prepared 🥹

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Beautiful Brooke and her transformation 🫂🥹 she beat it!

first minutes of your appointment is where the transformation is sold or lost.

the 3 mistakes i see artists make every week:
1. opening with the procedure instead of the person
2. looking at the feature she booked, not her whole face
3. seeing what she needs — and being afraid to say it

the fix is not a better a better technique, it’s better connection.

TOMORROW i’m teaching my method (that gets millions of views and hundreds of bookings monthly) for the first time — free, live: The Art of Harmonizing the Face. comment HARMONY and i’ll DM you the link 👇

she sent me this photo months ago wanting just a lip tattoo.

I told her no.

not because I wouldn’t do it, because lips alone would have aged Julie. Just lips wouldn’t have given the result she notices and smiles back to when she sees herself in the mirror.

so i took the lead. brows redo, lips new full shape — built around who she actually is. she trusted me, and she said yes.

this is the difference between an artist who sells procedures and an artist who leads transformations. one gets booked. the other gets remembered.

artists: i’m teaching exactly this, free, this weekend — The Art of Harmonizing the Face. More in my stories. comment HARMONY and i’ll DM you the link.

When comparison is involved, you think you’re demonstrating expertise, but you’re actually creating anxiety for a client and other starting out artists taking it in.

This is Madison. Bullied since childhood.
Her first job ever is at Target — and speaking is hard for her.
I’m about to change her face. 🎯

They bullied her out of school.
Target hired her anyway.
Now watch me give her a reason to smile at work. ❤️

She has seizures. A cleft lip. Dozens of surgeries. A lifetime of bullying. But when I met her I I instantly knew, she’s strong and bright. And a has an absolutely brave and kind heart that wants to be seen and heard.
She started at Target to learn how to be around people.
Her transformation takes place soon and I believe this strong girl deserves all the extra magic ❤️‍🔥🥹

part 3 — the reveal.

2.5 years without leaving the house bare-faced.
multiple face flaps. one brow gone. a nickname she never asked for.

today she saw her full face for the first time — and the “one brow bandit” retired for good.
mom of 5. cancer survivor. face back.

I don’t do brows. I do faces. (Scar camouflage, eyeliner and eyebrows for Brooke)

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