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ABOUT Patience B. Moore

 

I was never a big hair and make-up buff.  In high school I had my hair professionally shampooed and styled once a week because I didn't know how do it myself.  Later in college, many of my friends had locs, and I began to twist their hair.  Next thing I know, I'm styling and cutting hair.

 

 After graduation, I wasn't happy in my career choice.  I called my parents and they asked me, "Baby, what makes you happy?"  With tears in my eyes, I responded, "Doing (sniffle sniffle) doing hair."  My father said, "Then why don't you do what makes you happy?"   That week, I enrolled in cosmetology school.

 

 

Make- up is another story.  I knew I wanted to do make-up but I didn't know how.  I read Reggie Wells make-up book and he said "the best make-up school is the cosmetic counter."  So I started working at a local department store make-up counter in the most diverse part of town giving makeovers whenever and on whoever I could. 
 

Within a year, I completed cosmetology school and joined an award-winning salon in Brentwood, TN. I I then moved on to one of the nation's most sought after salons that specializing in hair color and curly hair.
 

I have worked numerous award shows, NYC Fashion Week, and with various celebrities. I've been blessed to travel the world for hair. I truly love what I do.  Being a hair stylist and make-up artist isn't just about the outer look.  It is about showing an already beautiful person how glamorous and stunning they can be.

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