Angela Vasoli is a freelance makeup artist in Baltimore, Maryland, washington.DC. Her mom is an artist and they would color together constantly. She had such a perfectly beautiful way of making the pictures of flowers and birds look so lifelike, but the pictures of people were always my specialty. Angela Vasoli would choose the pictures with the largest faces, because the lips and eyes were my favorite things to color as a child…and they are still my favorite things to color as a makeup artist.

She has been experimenting with makeup since she discovered its existence and she would practice on anyone who would let her. She was designated the “Makeup Artist” by her friends long before she knew it would be her career. her girlfriends came to rely on her to do their makeup before they would go out on the weekends. It became her duty and responsibility to make sure her kit was well stocked with every imaginable color at all times. Of course, then her “kit” was a free Clinique bag exploding at the zippers with anything and everything she could fit in it.

Since then not only has my kit grown, but so have her. Over the years, she have gained experience working with a variety of ethnicities and skin tones. Every woman is different and unique, so learning about each face was always something she looked forward to. she watched makeup become her passion and she thrived off the moment she was able to work on a new technique or a new face. she even found herself doing makeup on my her wedding day when given the chance. she finally decided in 2005 that it was time her passion became her career. she obtained her certification from the Von Lee International School of Aesthetics and have been pursuing a full time career ever since.

Philosophy
she believe in bringing out a woman’s natural beauty. I believe there are no rules in art and therefore no rules in makeup. she believes a smile is the best cosmetic you can own. she believes her job as a makeup artist is to see the beauty in you and bring it out for everyone else to see. she believes that women are butterflies, constantly transforming into more beautiful versions of themselves.