Opening the Door to My Femininity – My Oasis Photoshoot Experience

Words from Jessebel.

After about a year of working together through her quiet side offering online tarot reading sessions, my initial pull towards Mae was because of the beautiful images she created, the spirituality, and just the calming energy she had—I already felt comfortable sharing a lot with her, even before meeting in person.

We finally had our photoshoot together. It was one of my first times doing an embodied feminine photoshoot, and I felt so out of my comfort zone. Usually, I’m more comfortable in baggy things. So when Mae first showed me the Oasis wardrobe and the beautiful dresses she had, I thought, “Wow, this is so out of my comfort zone.”

Regardless, I tried the dresses on, because that was my intention and the experience was magical. Mae made me feel so comfortable. She matched my energy, she directed me, and I highly, highly recommend a photoshoot with her.

 

I had seen so many of her previous clients’ photoshoots and thought, “This is not me—how am I going to look like that?” But she guided me through it, giving me tips for arm movements and feet placement. Then she showed me the photos right there and then, and I thought, “Is that me?”

When I saw the edited photos, I was like, “That’s me!” I became obsessed—with the photos, but also almost with myself. I realised I do have some femininity in me. I’m not just this masculine person walking through life—I have a blend of both.

 

I just want to thank her for opening up that femininity within me. The last few days have felt like a portal has opened where I now see: Wow, I can be both. I can have the balance of both.

In just two hours, we had three outfit changes and it was amazing. I cannot recommend her enough.

So, if you’re looking at doing a photoshoot, or you’re on the fence about it…do it. You won’t regret it. Mae’s energy is so calming, so grounding. There’s no place of judgement with her; I didn’t feel judged once.

Get a photoshoot with Mae…that’s my bottom line. Just do it.

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