Who is claudia
Who is claudia
Who is claudia
Claudia Fabiani is a passionate Cosmetologist and Makeup Artist based in Australia. With over four decades of experience, she specialize in advanced skincare and professional makeup, blending medical expertise with aesthetic vision. Trained at the University of Buenos Aires and a former instructor for top modeling agencies, I’ve worked with renowned brands and models to create beauty that empowers and inspires.
Claudia’s Story
Claudia’s Story
A Life in Beauty
Claudia Fabiani received the title of Cosmetologist in the year 1978 in the school “Artez Westerley”, after she studied the specialization in cosmiatrics in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Buenos Aires dictated by Dr. Pedro Magnin (Hospital Ramos Mejía); she became a part of the Cosmiatras team, as an assistant, at the Hospital de Clínicas José de San Martín (1979-1998, Dr. Alejandro Cordero, Head of Dermatology).
She taught makeup and aesthetics at the schools of Ricardo Piñeiro Models (Professional Staff). She gave open talks, under the auspices of the ESTEE LAUDER line at the Falabella Center (Unicenter). Participated as a makeup artist in important fashion shows and productions with models such as Nicole and Geraldine Neuman, Julieta Prandi, Paula Chaves, Carolina Peleretti, Mariana Arias, Teresa Garbesi, always by the hand of Ricardo Piñeiro.
Currently she covers all kinds of parades and events in the country.
At the same time, since 1979, she has attended her aesthetic centers such as Nacha Guevara, Beatriz Taibo, Carolina Prat, Karin Cohen, among others. Currently in her aesthetic center of the city of La Plata serves the staff of Estudiantes de La Plata.
In 2008, she launched the first part of his line of cosmetics “Claudia Fabiani Skincare” and finished in 2010 with a second range of products: facial, body and Men.
From 1990 to the present, she has issued several national and international courses that represent Argentina in different countries, including Spain (Barcelona), Italy (Bologna and Milan) and training professionals in the country in several provinces such as Rosario, Córdoba, Mar del Plata.
She was a columnist for the newspaper “El Día” of La Plata, in his section of FASHION AND BEAUTY and the magazine “CALLE 12” (1995-1999).
In 1993 she began her television career in the program MUJERES Y MODELOS (Channel 47. La Plata).
She was selected among 300 beauticians in the country for the production of Utilísima (1995-1999) to work as a columnist in “Belleza de las mujeres”.
She also was a columnist on the “Be Prepared” program directed by Guillermo Andino and Federica Pais on Channel 13 (2002-2004).
In 2012, she co-created, co-produced and co-directed her own beauty program with Oscar Colombo. Encounter of beauty emitted in two seasons by metro channel.
In 2015, she produced two radio programs dedicated to beauty, health and daily life, broadcast by Radio City in La Plata.
Claudia Fabiani received the title of Cosmetologist in the year 1978 in the school “Artez Westerley”, after she studied the specialization in cosmiatrics in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Buenos Aires dictated by Dr. Pedro Magnin (Hospital Ramos Mejía); she became a part of the Cosmiatras team, as an assistant, at the Hospital de Clínicas José de San Martín (1979-1998, Dr. Alejandro Cordero, Head of Dermatology).
She taught makeup and aesthetics at the schools of Ricardo Piñeiro Models (Professional Staff). She gave open talks, under the auspices of the ESTEE LAUDER line at the Falabella Center (Unicenter). Participated as a makeup artist in important fashion shows and productions with models such as Nicole and Geraldine Neuman, Julieta Prandi, Paula Chaves, Carolina Peleretti, Mariana Arias, Teresa Garbesi, always by the hand of Ricardo Piñeiro.
Currently she covers all kinds of parades and events in the country.
At the same time, since 1979, she has attended her aesthetic centers such as Nacha Guevara, Beatriz Taibo, Carolina Prat, Karin Cohen, among others. Currently in her aesthetic center of the city of La Plata serves the staff of Estudiantes de La Plata.
In 2008, she launched the first part of his line of cosmetics “Claudia Fabiani Skincare” and finished in 2010 with a second range of products: facial, body and Men.
From 1990 to the present, she has issued several national and international courses that represent Argentina in different countries, including Spain (Barcelona), Italy (Bologna and Milan) and training professionals in the country in several provinces such as Rosario, Córdoba, Mar del Plata.
She was a columnist for the newspaper “El Día” of La Plata, in his section of FASHION AND BEAUTY and the magazine “CALLE 12” (1995-1999).
In 1993 she began her television career in the program MUJERES Y MODELOS (Channel 47. La Plata).
She was selected among 300 beauticians in the country for the production of Utilísima (1995-1999) to work as a columnist in “Belleza de las mujeres”.
She also was a columnist on the “Be Prepared” program directed by Guillermo Andino and Federica Pais on Channel 13 (2002-2004).
In 2012, she co-created, co-produced and co-directed her own beauty program with Oscar Colombo. Encounter of beauty emitted in two seasons by metro channel.
In 2015, she produced two radio programs dedicated to beauty, health and daily life, broadcast by Radio City in La Plata.
Claudia Fabiani Skincare-cosmetic products-manager.
Launched the first part of her cosmetic line in 2008
and in 2010 the second range of products, facial, body and men.
Her brand
Her brand
Claudia Fabiani Skincare-cosmetic products-manager.
Launched the first part of her cosmetic line in 2008
and in 2010 the second range of products, facial, body and men.
24h duo-oily skin
night
24h duo-antiage
day
hidrat & matris
CORPORAL THERAPY
gelu
phlebotonic treatment
DEFLUX
anti-age
CIOCCO
CORPORAL THERAPY
Flamma
thermoactive
diva serum+
special serum
CAFETO
Anti-age
24h duo
night
24h duo
day
Today it is 25 years old.
In 1996 she opened her beauty salon in the city of La Plata. Today it is 25 years old.
In 1996 she opened her beauty salon in the city of La Plata.
In 1996 she opened her beauty salon in the city of La Plata.
The beginning of the story
An Autumn Sunset in La Plata A mild and peaceful autumn sunset graced La Plata on Saturday, April 20, 1996 — a perfect day for the solemn inauguration of the women’s aesthetic studio that Claudia boldly opened to the public, full of confidence in the future. Her family and around sixty “fans” accompanied her with affection and, why not, admiration. Beautiful plants, flowers, and chocolates filled the house. The La Plata magazine Calle 52, in its first issue dated April 13, 1996, published a lovely color photo of Claudia with the following caption: CLAUDIA FABIANI, RENOWNED COSMETOLOGIST, COSMIATRIST, AND FACIAL SCULPTOR FROM LA PLATA. SPECIALIST ON THE TELEVISION PROGRAM “UTILÍSIMA,” MAKEUP AND AESTHETICS TEACHER AT RICARDO PIÑEIRO’S MODELING SCHOOL, AFFILIATED WITH THE ENNCLERUS SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY IN LA PLATA, AND ACTIVE AT THE HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS IN BUENOS AIRES, IN THE DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT. And with such credentials, until that very Saturday, Clau had still been working humbly, treating her many clients on a treatment bed in her own bedroom. A proper space was long overdue — and now she has one, thanks to God and the heroic effort of daily hard work and wartime-level austerity. A key figure in this achievement was Malena Carranza, the young and talented architect (sister of a member of our Total Dedication Community), who designed with exquisite taste and imagination a little “dove’s nest” over the roof of the kitchen, laundry room, and Rauli’s bedroom. The studio is accessed through the garage, closed off by wide green iron gates in colonial style. It was a smart decision to provide direct access from the street to the workplace through this spacious car entrance, which connects to the house via a side door that opens into the kitchen-dining area. From there, you catch a glimpse of a large emerald lawn, with plants, a small mandarin tree, flowers, and in the background, a majestic cedar and a lush vine stretching along the neighbor’s wall. To the left of the garage, a charming green spiral iron staircase — about three meters high — leads boldly to a cheerful space adorned with plants and a small wooden balcony, fully enclosed by transparent polycarbonate. Installed with artistry at varying angles, it provides a roof over the garage and lateral protection, offering warmth and safety to the new complex. We finally enter the studio, roughly five meters long and four wide, also built with polycarbonate. It is bathed in sepia-toned light and has three walls gracefully draped with floor-length curtains. The floor is made of large, high-quality interlocked wooden slats. There’s a large mirror with a shelf, hazelnut-colored wicker furniture lovingly crafted in China, two small chairs, a hexagonal table, and a coat rack. But the core of the studio lies in the treatment bed, the ergonomic chair for the cosmetologist, and two heavy, sophisticated machines: the Famax for facial treatments and the Multiplex for body treatments, both firmly placed on surgical-grade metal stands. There is also an infrared lamp and a standing magnifying glass. A solid algarrobo wood cabinet with shelves and drawers holds countless jars and brushes. Seventeen diplomas from various beauty institutions where Claudia pursued her specialties lend the room a sense of professionalism and seriousness. And of course, a beautiful image of the Blessed Virgin with the Child Jesus reminds us of Uncreated Beauty — the kind that never fades. The entire setting is gently lit by spotlights and warmed by a modern portable heater, sure to be appreciated in the chilly winter months. So concludes this modest (yet hopefully accurate) description of Claudia’s long-awaited refuge of beauty, blessed on inauguration day by Father Ricardo. Afterwards, champagne was served. Around 7 p.m., Loreley and I left, filled with joy and comforted by Claudia and Raulito’s triumph — her ever-present right hand and a constant source of inspiration and strength in all her plans and achievements. This little newsletter has been written without pretension but with much love. — The Super Aunt (Octogenarian!)
The beginning of the story
An Autumn Sunset in La Plata A mild and peaceful autumn sunset graced La Plata on Saturday, April 20, 1996 — a perfect day for the solemn inauguration of the women’s aesthetic studio that Claudia boldly opened to the public, full of confidence in the future. Her family and around sixty “fans” accompanied her with affection and, why not, admiration. Beautiful plants, flowers, and chocolates filled the house. The La Plata magazine Calle 52, in its first issue dated April 13, 1996, published a lovely color photo of Claudia with the following caption: CLAUDIA FABIANI, RENOWNED COSMETOLOGIST, COSMIATRIST, AND FACIAL SCULPTOR FROM LA PLATA. SPECIALIST ON THE TELEVISION PROGRAM “UTILÍSIMA,” MAKEUP AND AESTHETICS TEACHER AT RICARDO PIÑEIRO’S MODELING SCHOOL, AFFILIATED WITH THE ENNCLERUS SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY IN LA PLATA, AND ACTIVE AT THE HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS IN BUENOS AIRES, IN THE DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT. And with such credentials, until that very Saturday, Clau had still been working humbly, treating her many clients on a treatment bed in her own bedroom. A proper space was long overdue — and now she has one, thanks to God and the heroic effort of daily hard work and wartime-level austerity. A key figure in this achievement was Malena Carranza, the young and talented architect (sister of a member of our Total Dedication Community), who designed with exquisite taste and imagination a little “dove’s nest” over the roof of the kitchen, laundry room, and Rauli’s bedroom. The studio is accessed through the garage, closed off by wide green iron gates in colonial style. It was a smart decision to provide direct access from the street to the workplace through this spacious car entrance, which connects to the house via a side door that opens into the kitchen-dining area. From there, you catch a glimpse of a large emerald lawn, with plants, a small mandarin tree, flowers, and in the background, a majestic cedar and a lush vine stretching along the neighbor’s wall. To the left of the garage, a charming green spiral iron staircase — about three meters high — leads boldly to a cheerful space adorned with plants and a small wooden balcony, fully enclosed by transparent polycarbonate. Installed with artistry at varying angles, it provides a roof over the garage and lateral protection, offering warmth and safety to the new complex. We finally enter the studio, roughly five meters long and four wide, also built with polycarbonate. It is bathed in sepia-toned light and has three walls gracefully draped with floor-length curtains. The floor is made of large, high-quality interlocked wooden slats. There’s a large mirror with a shelf, hazelnut-colored wicker furniture lovingly crafted in China, two small chairs, a hexagonal table, and a coat rack. But the core of the studio lies in the treatment bed, the ergonomic chair for the cosmetologist, and two heavy, sophisticated machines: the Famax for facial treatments and the Multiplex for body treatments, both firmly placed on surgical-grade metal stands. There is also an infrared lamp and a standing magnifying glass. A solid algarrobo wood cabinet with shelves and drawers holds countless jars and brushes. Seventeen diplomas from various beauty institutions where Claudia pursued her specialties lend the room a sense of professionalism and seriousness. And of course, a beautiful image of the Blessed Virgin with the Child Jesus reminds us of Uncreated Beauty — the kind that never fades. The entire setting is gently lit by spotlights and warmed by a modern portable heater, sure to be appreciated in the chilly winter months. So concludes this modest (yet hopefully accurate) description of Claudia’s long-awaited refuge of beauty, blessed on inauguration day by Father Ricardo. Afterwards, champagne was served. Around 7 p.m., Loreley and I left, filled with joy and comforted by Claudia and Raulito’s triumph — her ever-present right hand and a constant source of inspiration and strength in all her plans and achievements. This little newsletter has been written without pretension but with much love. — The Super Aunt (Octogenarian!)
The beginning of the story
An Autumn Sunset in La Plata A mild and peaceful autumn sunset graced La Plata on Saturday, April 20, 1996 — a perfect day for the solemn inauguration of the women’s aesthetic studio that Claudia boldly opened to the public, full of confidence in the future. Her family and around sixty “fans” accompanied her with affection and, why not, admiration. Beautiful plants, flowers, and chocolates filled the house. The La Plata magazine Calle 52, in its first issue dated April 13, 1996, published a lovely color photo of Claudia with the following caption: CLAUDIA FABIANI, RENOWNED COSMETOLOGIST, COSMIATRIST, AND FACIAL SCULPTOR FROM LA PLATA. SPECIALIST ON THE TELEVISION PROGRAM “UTILÍSIMA,” MAKEUP AND AESTHETICS TEACHER AT RICARDO PIÑEIRO’S MODELING SCHOOL, AFFILIATED WITH THE ENNCLERUS SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY IN LA PLATA, AND ACTIVE AT THE HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS IN BUENOS AIRES, IN THE DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT. And with such credentials, until that very Saturday, Clau had still been working humbly, treating her many clients on a treatment bed in her own bedroom. A proper space was long overdue — and now she has one, thanks to God and the heroic effort of daily hard work and wartime-level austerity. A key figure in this achievement was Malena Carranza, the young and talented architect (sister of a member of our Total Dedication Community), who designed with exquisite taste and imagination a little “dove’s nest” over the roof of the kitchen, laundry room, and Rauli’s bedroom. The studio is accessed through the garage, closed off by wide green iron gates in colonial style. It was a smart decision to provide direct access from the street to the workplace through this spacious car entrance, which connects to the house via a side door that opens into the kitchen-dining area. From there, you catch a glimpse of a large emerald lawn, with plants, a small mandarin tree, flowers, and in the background, a majestic cedar and a lush vine stretching along the neighbor’s wall. To the left of the garage, a charming green spiral iron staircase — about three meters high — leads boldly to a cheerful space adorned with plants and a small wooden balcony, fully enclosed by transparent polycarbonate. Installed with artistry at varying angles, it provides a roof over the garage and lateral protection, offering warmth and safety to the new complex. We finally enter the studio, roughly five meters long and four wide, also built with polycarbonate. It is bathed in sepia-toned light and has three walls gracefully draped with floor-length curtains. The floor is made of large, high-quality interlocked wooden slats. There’s a large mirror with a shelf, hazelnut-colored wicker furniture lovingly crafted in China, two small chairs, a hexagonal table, and a coat rack. But the core of the studio lies in the treatment bed, the ergonomic chair for the cosmetologist, and two heavy, sophisticated machines: the Famax for facial treatments and the Multiplex for body treatments, both firmly placed on surgical-grade metal stands. There is also an infrared lamp and a standing magnifying glass. A solid algarrobo wood cabinet with shelves and drawers holds countless jars and brushes. Seventeen diplomas from various beauty institutions where Claudia pursued her specialties lend the room a sense of professionalism and seriousness. And of course, a beautiful image of the Blessed Virgin with the Child Jesus reminds us of Uncreated Beauty — the kind that never fades. The entire setting is gently lit by spotlights and warmed by a modern portable heater, sure to be appreciated in the chilly winter months. So concludes this modest (yet hopefully accurate) description of Claudia’s long-awaited refuge of beauty, blessed on inauguration day by Father Ricardo. Afterwards, champagne was served. Around 7 p.m., Loreley and I left, filled with joy and comforted by Claudia and Raulito’s triumph — her ever-present right hand and a constant source of inspiration and strength in all her plans and achievements. This little newsletter has been written without pretension but with much love. — The Super Aunt (Octogenarian!)
