My name is Divini Rae Fong. My friends call me Di (“Dee”).  I am Mother to an amazing little girl, Wife of a loving husband, and Makeup Artist for beautiful women around the world.

I grew up in Alaska before heading off to college in Oregon. Since then I have lived in New York City, Los Angeles and Sydney. Having spent my childhood in a remote Alaskan village, I love traveling and seeing the world.

I have over ten years experience in modeling and makeup artistry, and have worked on every ethnicity, skin type and complexion imaginable. I love inspiring women to let their beauty shine from the inside out.  

My work never feels like ‘work’ because I love what I do. I enjoy providing a relaxing space for my clients; a tranquil environment from which they emerge transformed and glowing ~ and feeling as beautiful as they look.

I continue to stay on top of cutting edge technique, trends, and product information. I provide my clients with the very best the industry has to offer.

I have the gift of seeing a woman’s natural beauty and highlighting it through the art of makeup.  I also spent many years modeling, which has given me a unique insight into what my clients feel, need and want – and the ability to deliver the very best in service.

I work in many different modalities of Beauty: makeup artistry and skin care, nutrition and exercise, photography and Photoshop. I’ve worked with countless models, actresses, high profile businesswomen, and those just wanting to look fabulous for a special event.

I would like to help inspire Balance… nothing in excess. Beauty... from the inside out. And Love... of yourself, others, and the world around you.

LOVE YOURSELF. You are the best friend you'll ever have.

I look forward to working with you.

~Namaste~

Email TheBeautyBalance@gmail.com for rates and info.

“Happiness is chosen through harmony, love, and balance. Breathe in goodness and breathe out love.”

“Beauty from the inside out”  ~ TheBeautyBalance.com

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