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HAYLEY MAC

Hair and Makeup Artist VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

ABOUT:

I’ve always believed in keeping makeup simple, but simple doesn’t have to mean boring. My philosophy is uncomplicated — less is more, beauty is simplicity.

I’m very passionate about my job and this reflects in my work. Through my fresh style and approach to hair & makeup I believe I have made my trademark within the industry. My extensive experience has seen me travel many avenues within the editorial, fashion, photography, TV, corporate, publicity, and bridal industry, while also working with some of our best celebrities.

I consider myself a skilled professional with high personal values and a relaxed personality, that when mixed with my talented creative flair has enabled me to build wonderful relationships and an excellent rapport with the clients I’ve worked with.

EDUCATION: The Australian Academy of Hairdressing

Certificate III in Hairdressing Completed May 2006

Napoleon Makeup Academy

Diploma in Entertainment (Makeup) Completed start of 2004

Reece Plumbing

Lifestyle Communities (Warragul)
Cancer Council-Daffodil Day

Shell

CELEBRITIES

Suzie Wilks

Bettina Liano

John Wood
Jonathan Coleman

Julia Zemiro Billy Brownless Barry Bissell

Pippa Black

Armaguard

Linfox
Ford Fiesta

Saab
Drake Personnel
BHP Amcor

Natalie Blaire
Credit Union Australia

The Australian Ballet

Silverwoods

Brigitte Duclos

Georgie Mcencroe

Bob Brown (The Greens)
Goodman Fielder

Harper’s Personal Training Pilot

MUSICANS

Ella Hooper (Killing Heidi)

The Bamboos

EDITORIAL MAGAZINES

ilove Magazine Alpha Magazine

Little Red

Next Magazine (NZ) Anthill Magazine
Maxwell Foster (Pianist)

Rebecca Chan (Violinist)
Outside's Go (USA)
The Age Melbourne Magazine

PUBLICITY

Wicked
Jersey Boys Marry Poppins – The Musical

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The Musical

BRIDAL MAGAZINES

Cosmopolitan Bride (Issue 17)
Complete Wedding Melbourne (No. 28)
Wedding Magazine (No. 26) Real Weddings (No. 17 & 18) Melbourne Bride (No. 65)
Bride to Be (No. 151)

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The Musical

TVC & TV

Nikon Cameras TVC (Hong Kong)
Victorian Opera TVC

Blue Heelers

Wedding Style Guide (Issue 9, 11, 15, 16,
17 & 18)
TV Week Logies

Mattel (Fisher Price) TVC
Lonely Pets Club TVC Clarke Rubber TVC

FASHION / ADVERTISING

Kenzo
Russell Athletics
Christmas Kingdom TVC

Joanne Mercier
2XU Barbie
Roopa Pemmaraju

Rosie & Dixie Manique Design

Katie Hosking

CORPORATE

Nike

Jayco

Noodle Box

Keeki Gallery

Myer Autumn/Winter 10’ Fashion Parade
Royal Auto

The Age (Melbourne) Magazine
Jeans West

ATHLETES

WATER

Matt Walsh

Leisel Jones Shayne Reese
David Crawshay & Drew Ginn

AFL

Nick Riewoldt & Nick Stevens Brendan Favola & Kane Johnson Garry Ablett Jnr & Lance Franklin Mark Thompson & Tom Harley Bryce Gibbs & Marc Murphy
Matthew Kreuzer

BIKE & TRACK

Michael Gallagher (Paralympian)
Chris Mullins (Paralympian) Nicole Whitburn (Road Racer)

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