I believe in power—the kind that rises from the ashes. The kind that takes pain and turns it into purpose. The kind that doesn’t wait for permission.
After more than a decade in the beauty care space, I’ve got one mission: to set women free. Free to feel sexy, strong, and unapologetically in charge of their bodies, their futures—their everything.
Every day, I get to do something sacred. I take trauma and turn it into art. I take ink and turn it into confidence. Whether I’m crafting hyper-realistic 3D areolas for breast cancer survivors or making scars nearly invisible, this work isn’t just about beauty—it’s about feeling in control again.
Meet Jayd
a little about me
I am most proud of becoming the mom I never had. It’s been the deepest healing—loving my son in a way that redefines everything I once knew about motherhood. Creating a home where he belongs, where love is unquestioned, and where he’s free to be his wild, authentic self.
I’ve fallen in love with dance—not just as movement, but as art in motion. It’s been a journey of embodying femininity, embracing visibility, and moving freely among women who hold space for each other’s essence. Pure magic and empowerment in its rawest form, and I’ve never felt more alive.
When I retire, I plan to be a bedazzled cowgirl running my own western burlesque lingerie boutique—where women rediscover their playful, magnetic selves. I’ll be there, inspiring them to step outside their comfort zones, dress up just because, and embrace the art of reinvention.
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I love women who seduce women to be their wild selves, without shame
What sexiness means to me
Because when wealth is in the right hands—women who lead with heart and integrity—everything shifts:
Businesses begin to nourish, not deplete.
Clients get our best, not our exhaustion.
Generosity opens more generous doors for others.
Leadership shifts without self-sacrifice.
At Studio Conceal, we don’t just transform women—we also build leaders.
Lead - on your own terms
Our culture is simple:
heal
Empower
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