Amor y Matrimonio

This gorgeous bridal collection was produced for the National Latino Cosmetology Association (NLCA), a non-profit membership organization that's dedicated to providing resources and services to Latino beauty professionals and businesses.
The NLCA's goals are to enhance professional knowledge, support business growth and individual career development. Interested in learning more about this valuable segment of the American probeauty industry? Access: NLCAmerican.org.
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Amor y Matrimonio

Photographer: Jell Loya;       Hair: Leonel Rodriguez, Teidy Arikado and Julian Macías;       MUA: Julian Macías and Silvia Gonzalez;       Fashion Stylist: Guillermo Salvador Mendez
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Amor y Matrimonio

Photographer: Jell Loya;       Hair: Leonel Rodriguez, Teidy Arikado and Julian Macías;       MUA: Julian Macías and Silvia Gonzalez;       Fashion Stylist: Guillermo Salvador Mendez
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Amor y Matrimonio

Photographer: Jell Loya;       Hair: Leonel Rodriguez, Teidy Arikado and Julian Macías;       MUA: Julian Macías and Silvia Gonzalez;       Fashion Stylist: Guillermo Salvador Mendez

Photographer: Jell Loya;
Hair: Leonel Rodriguez, Teidy Arikado and Julian Macías;
MUA: Julian Macías and Silvia Gonzalez;
Fashion Stylist: Guillermo Salvador Mendez


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