Inclusive Beauty Warrior Terri Bryant- Founder of Guide Beauty Episode 45

Terri Bryant has worked as a professional makeup artist for models and celebrities and as an educator for brands like Dior, Smashbox and Josie Maran. After being diagnosed with Parkinsons, Terri realized that there needed to be an easier, better way for everyone to apply makeup and Guide Beauty was born. Join us as we talk about how some physical limitations are invisible, why you need to say NO for the right reasons, and why Terri is committed to beauty for ALL. Connect with Terri and Guide Beauty! Instagram: @GuideBeautyCosmetics Website: https://www.guidebeauty.com/ Terri Mentioned: August De los Reyes: https://www.fastcompany.com/90590698/inclusive-design-pioneer-august-de-los-reyes-dies-of-covid-19-complications Guest Bio: Over the span of my career, I have had the privilege to live both my loves: as an artist, working on-set with models and celebrities; and as an educator, teaching makeup artistry for brands like Dior and Stila, and leading education departments for Smashbox and Josie Maran. It’s exciting to see your art come to life in a photo or walking down the runway, but to teach and share my love of makeup has always been my greatest joy. While makeup artistry always came easily for me, I could see just how challenging it was for so many of my clients and friends. Simply learning the steps to apply makeup doesn’t always translate into applying it with confidence. With GUIDE BEAUTY, we have built in ease-of-use to the actual tools and formulas. These products will literally GUIDE your hand to easier and better application. And, of course, I will be there every step of the way with tutorials and tips at guidebeauty.com. I am often asked how I can truly relate to the average makeup user when I have the skills of a professional makeup artist. But it was a major life change that led to the epiphany that there must be an easier and better way for everyone to apply makeup. A few years ago, I started to question why I too was struggling with certain makeup techniques. My doctor provided the answer when I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. So now I am a professional makeup artist, beauty educator, AND someone who knows what it feels like to struggle to get their eyeliner straight and their brows on point. Though it comes with challenges, my diagnosis has given me an unexpectedly beautiful gift. One that I am grateful and excited to share. I am able to approach makeup and how we apply it from a unique lens. GUIDE BEAUTY allows me to reimagine the world of makeup with formulas and tools designed to make applying makeup feel just as fabulous as you’ll look wearing it