I’ve always loved beauty.

From a very young age, I was into hair, makeup, and clothes

Experimenting, playing, expressing myself. I started wearing makeup earlier than most girls because I was a competitive cheerleader, and being “put together” was just part of that world.

Beauty was never a profession for me. It was a passion.

Over the years, I’ve tried everything — every hair color, every makeup style, so many different looks and aesthetics in the search for self-discovery. I’ve done color analysis, countless treatments, routines… honestly, it’s kind of hilarious how much I’ve played with my appearance.

Before I found healing work, I was often “healing” through my hair color or my makeup. And while that expression was real, my clothes were always a challenge. I had the hardest time getting ready.
Unflattering outfits.
Not knowing what actually looked good on my body.
Second-guessing myself constantly.

So I created a uniform — something flattering, simple, and reliable. And that alone changed my life. It helped me get out the door without spiraling. Later on, when life brought mental health struggles and painful experiences, I noticed something powerful. When my outer world slipped, my inner world needed attention.
And when my inner world was supported, I looked clearer. More alive. More radiant.

Inner work is powerful — truly magical.
But here’s the part that often gets skipped:

There is something incredibly regulating and confidence-building about also taking care of your outer world.

Your beauty rituals.
Your body.
Your appearance.
Your identity as a woman who is allowed to feel beautiful.

Glow Up Codes was created for the woman who has likely already done a good amount of inner work — but maybe hasn’t been pouring that same care into herself lately.

Maybe you’re incredible at what you do.
But you’ve never learned how to do makeup in a way that feels like you. Or you don’t know what colors flatter you. Or you stopped prioritizing feeling hot, polished, and taken care of.

This is for you.

We blend inner and outer beauty practices so you don’t just feel better emotionally — you also look and feel better physically, in a way that’s aligned and real.

This isn’t vanity.
It’s embodiment.

And I’m finally not afraid to share it with you.