MASTER HAIR & MUA
For nearly a decade, Hair & Makeup artist Stacy Gray has been summoned by an impressive mix of TV and music industry clientele such as: Beyonce, Alicia Keys, Sza, Sting, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Nas, Jill Scott, Angela Davis, Pharrell, Jay Z, Taraji P. Henson, Ced the Entertainer, Rick Ross and Kanye West to name a few.
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She's worked on countless commercials and television shows, such as Mercedes Benz, Oral B, Major League Baseball, NBA, Empire and Saturday Night Live (SNL).
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Stacy Gray has worked with top photographers and publications such as IN STYLE, Vogue, Interview Magazine, Rolling Stone and Essence and she is now being called upon to work on feature films.
ELEVATED GROWTH
Stacy Gray spends the most of her time between her celebrity clientele, working on commercials, music video sets, photo shoots, pre-concert dressing rooms and Feature Films. A licensed cosmetologist with extensive training in hair care, skin care, makeup and grooming; Gray is a highly trained technician and a creative force, and it shows in her clients. They leave her skilled hands ready to face the bright lights at center stage.
HER STORY
20 years ago, Gray's natural gift to make people feel good along with her passion to help others, lead her to pursue a degree in Nursing. After a brief stint in healthcare, her creative side won out. The Indiana native moved to New York where her love for fashion and all things beautiful earned her a spot on the world famous Apollo stage as an Apollo model. To make ends meet, she took a job at a beauty supply store on Harlem's bustling 125th Street. The access to hair weaves inspired her to take the initiative to become a self taught extension specialist. Customers loved her looks and often requested her to replicate her hairstyle on them. Her close attention to customer's needs and knowledge of product lines made her stand out and soon she was tapped for her talents to assist one of New York's top Hair Stylists. He was so impressed with Gray after a few projects assisting, that he pulled her aside to suggest she go get her cosmetologist license, and she did just that.