Kayla Itsines uses make up artist and hairdresser for daughter’s school photo
Adelaide-born fitness guru Kayla Itsines has used a makeup artist and hairdresser for her four-year-old daughter before her school picture.
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The daughter of multi-millionaire fitness guru Kayla Itsines has been handfed brownies while being attended to by a full glam squad for her school picture.
The morning before her coveted school picture, Ms Itsines’s daughter Arna had her hair done by award-winning hair stylist, ZoHair’s Massimo Tirimacco.
The stylist blow-dried the four-year-old’s hair before styling it in a chic high ponytail, which Arna said was “like mummy”.
Tirimacco is a hairdresser to the stars including internationally renowned actress Teresa Palmer as well as a variety of SA models including Anna Lynn and Trinity Hunt and influencers such as Lauren Dilena, Hannah Miller and Itsines herself.
He won the prestigious SA Hairdresser of the Year award last year and the global L’Oreal Pro Style and Colour Trophy in 2021.
Posting to Instagram Itsines said the glam squad “ditched” her to glam Arna who is “much more important”.
While having her hair done, Arna was also serviced by SA-famed makeup artist Ali Buss, who brushed the child’s brows.
Buss has worked with a range of incredible clients including Vogue Australia former editor-in-chief Edwina McCann, model Jessica Dover and influencer Olivia Molly Rogers.
Arna’s was also handfed brownies by her grandmother during the pampering session.
It comes after Arna’s father Tobi Pearce revealed a new job after leaving the company he shared with his former-fiancee and Arna’s mother.
The entrepreneur took to LinkedIn on Monday to announce he’d taken up the role of chief executive at EzLicence – an online driving instructor marketplace he co-founded in 2016.
Two years ago, Mr Pearce and Ms Itsines sold Sweat to US fitness giant iFIT in a $400m deal.
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