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Paulina Perez has worked in the cosmetics industry for over 10 years doing film, television and print. She started in the business at age 16 as the
youngest Regional Representative in the country for Hard Candy Cosmetics.
Her work has been seen nationally on Entertainment Tonight, Inside Edition, The CBS Early Show, CNN, CNN Headline News, The Dr. Drew Show, and on the covers of Jacksonville Magazine, Luxury Living, Wedding Event Style and Hola Noticias. Paulina recently did makeup for the Republican Presidential Debate, working on Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum and the CNN anchors, including debate moderator Wolf Blitzer. She has worked with many celebrities including “America’s Next Top Model” winners Yoanna House and Whitney Thompson. She has traveled around the world and worked on location in places like Puerto Rico, Mexico, London and Miami. Paulina's creative makeup skills have been featured in FACEON magazine (UK), Playboy Magazine, on Jacksonville's First Coast News, on the "Shannon Miller
Lifestyle" radio show and in the Florida Times-Union. Paulina was also named Best Wedding Makeup Artist in 2009 and 2010 by Jacksonville Magazine. In addition to working as a professional makeup artist, Paulina worked as the Beauty Editor for Jacksonville Luxury Living Magazine and Wedding Event Style Magazine. For more, see Paulina's Press Clippings.
"I
have a love for cosmetics that started at a very young age, and I believe
that you never stop learning. I've had
the tremendous opportunity to work with many different lines and to learn
from some of the best make-up artists in the country. My experience with
Chanel and Christian Dior gives me access to professional training
in runway couture's hottest looks and techniques for each
season.
I believe every woman should embody glamour and be lavished with luxury
- particularly on her special day."
Meet the exquisite group handpicked by Paulina Perez herself.
| LIA HANSON | NICOLE KALEEL | JILL STONIER | NICOLE WILEY | MEGAN V | HILLARY WARREN |
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