
Beauty is deeply individual, unique and powerful. In this interview series we ask some fascinating personalities to share their intimate stories. We discover their approach and definitions of beauty – as well as their path to self-confidence. Capturing their perspective with imagery shot through their own lens, we view their unique relationship with beauty, and one that highlights their own personal journey.
Tell us a bit about your journey?


”I SPENT THE NEXT 2 YEARS HIDING MY "NEW IDENTITY" AND ONLY TELLING CLOSE FRIENDS.........
What does World Pride mean to you?
What was it like coming out?
Coming out was tricky for me. I told my mum and step dad when I was 16 and my mum told me to hide it. At the time I thought she was ashamed of me and didn’t want to be the talk of the town, but it was more for my own protection. I spent the next 2 years hiding my “new identity” and only telling close friends. I was bullied for doing different sports and hobbies. I was ridiculed for dancing and swimming and I was already targeted as being gay from a young age. Coming out at the age of 16 to everyone would have been putting a target on my back for bullying and physical abuse.
What is your self-care routine?
As a performer I use a lot of makeup that is harmful to the skin so it’s extremely important to be using medical grade products. I use a Skin Genius cleanser every night. I also have the DNA repair serum and bio surge moisturiser every night. My best friend for skin care is definitely an SPF!

What was the area of concern and why?
Do you feel that you were able to enhance/achieve natural results with your treatment?


What was your experience with downtime?

