Sarah Jane Froom

Areas: Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Hampshire.
Mobile: 07877 809476
Email: sjf@sarahjanefroom.com
Website: www.sarahjanefroom.com

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Resumé

I began my training 14 years ago with Glauca Rossi, which was an invaluable introduction to the industry. I then updated my skills with the celebrated make-up artist Jemma Kidd at her first ever school taught by Jemma and Ginni Bogado. I maintain a great working relationship with Jemma and Ginni and have worked on a number of jobs with them since and have taught on numerous occasions at Jemma's school. I was also lucky enough to spend an incredible week of intensive advanced training at Louise Constad's inaugural school.

My work has been extremely varied and has incorporated Commercial Photo Shoots, Magazines, Advertising Campaigns, Fashion Shows, Television, Films, Private Clients, Exhibitions, Television Presenting, Live TV Make-Up Demonstrations and Brides. I spent a year as Chief Make-Up Artist for the luxury life-style company 'Unlisted London'. I was then taken on as Brand Ambassador and Spokesperson for Mavala Cosmetics whilst being represented by Teresa Fairminer a top London agent. I am currently working as National Make-Up Artist for Bare Escentuals and regularly demonstrate and present the Brand on QVC the shopping Channel.

My experiences have lead me to work with a variety of personalities and celebrities on both a professional and personal basis including; Jodie Kidd, Jemma Kidd, Naomi Campbell, Tara Palmer Tomkinson, Sadie Frost, Sienna Guillroy, Penelope Keith, Jayne Blight, Caroline Stanbury, India Knight, Lady Reading, Lady Jacquie Rufus Isaacs, Lady Sybilla and Natasha Rufus Isaacs, Lady Emily Compton, Cosmo Jenks, Jemima French, Jemima Khan, Duncan James, John McEnroe, Ruby Hammer, Jo Miller, Savannah Miller and Alex Wek.

My editorial work has varied from top glossy magazines to daily newspapers including; Tatler, Vogue, The Saturday Times, Hello, Pop, Dazed and Confused, German Vogue, OK, W Magazine, You Magazine, The Express, Woman's Own Dream Weddings, Woman's Own, Wedding Venues and Services, For the Bride and the Bodas and Mavala Campaigns.

I have worked on London Fashion Week and the prestigious Annabel's Fashion week with designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Chanel, Graff, Madame V, Chloe, Jasper Conran, Ralph Lauren, Holland and Holland, and Boyd.

Television work has included The Wimbledon Tennis Championships and 'This Morning' with Ariane Pool and Presenting and Demonstrating live on QVC for Bare Escentuals.

Photographers worked with Rankin, Terry McGough, Sean Webb, Alistair Guy, Simon Lipman, Samantha Alexander and Jo Wilson.

I have had personal write-ups in The Saturday Times and The Sunday Telegraph. Recently I have had a very successful weekly column in 'The Daily Express' Fe-Mail section called 'Get the Look' - advising readers on how to obtain the look of a certain celebrity.

I do Bridal work by special request and did the make-up for both Jodie Kidd's and Thierry Henry's Weddings.

Testimonials

"My make-up lesson with Sarah-Jane was an afternoon of pure pleasure trying out lots of different lotions, potions, colours and finishes. But at the end I had two gorgeous new looks, a bunch of really excellent tips, my make-up bag was full of delicious new things and I felt unrecognisably glamorous (my skin looked incredible). Sarah-Jane is lots of fun and a real professional all at the same time."
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"Thank you so much for all your help on the big day. You made myself and all the bridesmaids feel incredibly special and lucky to have such a good make-up artist. It is definitely a bit of bridal pampering that I now recommend to all my friends. Everyone looked absolutely stunning, you made us all feel very relaxed and it was lovely the way you discussed each person's needs with them individually. Also, there were lots of tears shed during the day but somehow the make-up stayed perfectly in tact right through to the evening, even the mascara didn't run. I am not sure how you do it, when I do my own make-up it only lasts about half an hour. If only you could have a make-up artist everyday!"
Thanks again, Christina