With more than eight years of experience writing about beauty, Camille has contributed to independent fashion publications and worked behind the scenes with makeup artists, photographers, and emerging beauty brands. She is particularly interested in the space between beauty as a routine and beauty as an attitude.

Camille is drawn to understated makeup, imperfect skin, experimental textures, and products that earn their place on the bathroom shelf rather than simply looking good in a campaign. She has a soft spot for 90s beauty editorials, smoky eyes, glossy lips, strange little perfume bottles, and anything that smells like a hotel bathroom in Paris.

When she's not writing, you'll probably find her testing a new serum, wandering through vintage beauty shops, photographing interesting packaging, or making an unnecessarily complicated playlist for a ten-minute skincare routine.

Her beauty philosophy is simple:

“Beauty should look like you, just a little more like yourself.”