Professional Experience

Present Engagements

Wife to Rocco Fana and mother to Cecilia & Quinten

About Face Make-up
Owner and operator since 1995.

M.A.C. Cosmetics (Make-up Artist Cosmetics)
Assist and instruct clients with make-up demonstrations and techniques that best suit their lifestyle using creative judgement. Serve clients needs and concerns relating to selections of make-up and skin care.

Member of the Cleveland Film Commission.

Previously

Ford Modeling Agency
Represented as a Make-up Artist and Stylist. Worked with fashion and commercial photographers, corporate clients and models. Clients included: MTV, Pepsi, Fox Sports Net, Ohio Ballet, Cleveland Magazine, DuPont, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Matrix, American Greetings and the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

For Lancome Cosmetics, I Traveled Ohio as a regional artist appearing for Lancome locations at special in-store events.

Involved with the Edge Benefit organization.

Involved as head Make-up Artist for the first three years of the Cleveland Fashion Show.

Education

Bachelor of Specialized Studies, 1992 from Ohio University; Major in Fashion Consulting, Art and Design; Minor in Psychology; Dean's list

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About Face Make-up

Owner and Operator

Cell: 216-650-0302
Work 817-431-4446

Email: 

tlaurenc@yahoo.com

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Biography

My calling as a make-up artist came as a young girl.  I was always fascinated with watching my mom meticulously apply her make-up.  Because of my early fascination, my mom supplied me with my first official canvas, a life sized Barbie head.

When Barbie was utilized to the fullest I then moved on to more lively subjects – my brothers!  They served me well until my mom blessed me with a sister.

During high school and college my good- natured friends were my subjects.  Along the way a career in make-up artistry developed.

After college graduation, I worked in the fashion field and landed a job as a visual display artist for Banana Republic and also Old Navy.  My models were not very lively but they looked good.  I liked the work but still had a desire to do make up.

MAC cosmetics hired me to be a make-up artist and I left the world of visual display and started working on real people instead of mannequins.

I later started freelancing which led me to sign with Ford Modeling Agency.  While with Ford I worked with many corporate clients using models for commercial shoots, photo shoots, comp cards and film.  I have been privileged to work with well-known photographers from Cleveland, Chicago and New York.

I work with brides for their big day, and with anyone that has the desire to look their best.  I enjoy making people look good and making them happy while working at a career I love.  

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