Cynthia Harrison
Makeup artist and micropigmentation technician at Neo-Imago · Denver
- Permanent cosmetics
- Micropigmentation
- Special effects makeup
- Color mixing
- Makeup for film, television and photography
About
Cynthia Harrison works as a makeup artist and micropigmentation technician at Neo-Imago, with more than 25 years in professional makeup. Her career opened in Denver as a national artist for commercial cosmetics. She then spent over 15 years on makeup for film, television, commercial advertising and photography shoots.
She also spent six years in the Hollywood film industry doing special effects makeup. Her specialties are special effects makeup and color mixing.
Training includes theatrical special effects and makeup coursework at the University of Colorado, and she graduated from Michael Taylor Institute of Denver. She holds an esthetician license first granted in 1989, along with a Michigan state esthetician license. Since 2000 she has been certified to perform permanent cosmetics under the International Micropigmentation Association's training standard.
Much of her work is with busy clients who want a polished look that takes less time to achieve.
- 25 years of experience
- Cynthia's profile on neo-imago.com ↗ (opens in a new tab)
- Approach
- Her work puts sanitation and OSHA requirements first.
- Training
- Studied theatrical special effects and makeup at University of Colorado
- Graduated from Michael Taylor Institute of Denver
- Licensed esthetician (skin care specialist), licensed in 1989
- State esthetician license in Michigan
- Certified to perform permanent cosmetics in 2000 under the International Micropigmentation Association standard of training
Services
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Denver
- 700 N. Colorado Blvd. Ste. 337, Denver, CO 80206
- 303-434-2900
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