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Kirsten Fredrickson Albany NY Makeup Artist

Kirsten Fredrickson

Originally from the Catskills in upstate New York, Kirsten Fredrickson has been a New York State licensed esthetician and freelance makeup artist since 2006.

Kirsten attended The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City and majored in Advertising and Communications. Following this, she furthered her education by attending the Aesthetics Science Institute in Latham, New York where she received her license in esthetics. Kirsten's career started as a counter manager for Estée Lauder which eventually led her to start freelancing as a makeup artist.

In addition, Kirsten served in the distinguished position of Estée Lauder's Northwest (Colorado) and Southwest (Utah, Arizona, and Nevada) Regional Makeup Artistry Team while living out west.  Her time was spent contributing to various special events (ie. makeup, spa) and educating beauty advisers. Along with continued education and training from Estée Lauder, Kirsten has also been trained by Kett Cosmetics and certified in airbrush makeup application. Kirsten's attention to detail, innovation, and creative concepts have resulted in national and global fashion editorial publications, timeless bridal looks, commercials, corporate videos, documentaries, music videos, nationally televised political debates, TV series, and feature/short films.

All in the Details

Kirsten works attentively to find the right products and colors for each person based on their individual desires, skin type/tone, and features.  Her philosophy is less is more, but she also excels in unique and original makeup designs. Combining her knowledge of makeup application with an understanding of clinical skincare, facial bone structure, shape, and product knowledge, while also utilizing NYS regulations in sanitation, disinfection, and sterilization as a licensed esthetician, Kirsten has the perfect blend of experience and training to help you achieve your desired look.

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