About
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Rosalynne (Rose) is a Latinx, bisexual, non-binary transgender woman. Rose uses she/her and they/them pronouns. She works as a model, makeup artist, and content creator. Her goal is to spread love and education about her community as she shares her story.
She has been making videos on YouTube since 2007, and frequently makes video blogs (vlogs), tutorials, reviews, and more on her YouTube Channel and TikTok. Montoya attended Seattle University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Film Studies with honors at 19 years old.
Rose spoke at the largest gathering of transgender people: the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference in 2018 and lead a safe, open discussion on self-love, relationships, boundaries, and leaning into gender euphoria.
Rose has hosted multiple makeup master classes at universities and retail stores focusing on instructing trans and gender non-conforming folks to feminize or masculinize their faces using makeup. She also worked at Bellevue Fashion Week in Fall 2018.
Rose also enjoys volunteering her time to advocate for her community. She organized a team of MAC makeup artists from the Seattle region to table at Trans Pride Seattle 2018 and 2019, where they painted faces and spread joy through makeup. They also walked in the parade, and donated makeup to multiple nonprofits in the area. She also regularly did the makeup of Sadiqa, the current President of the Seattle chapter of the NAACP at the time.
Available for keynotes, master classes, modeling, content creating, and consulting, Rose has worked with people from all ages, races, walks of of life, and those within and outside of the LGBTQPIA+ community.
She has been making videos on YouTube since 2007, and frequently makes video blogs (vlogs), tutorials, reviews, and more on her YouTube Channel and TikTok. Montoya attended Seattle University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Film Studies with honors at 19 years old.
Rose spoke at the largest gathering of transgender people: the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference in 2018 and lead a safe, open discussion on self-love, relationships, boundaries, and leaning into gender euphoria.
Rose has hosted multiple makeup master classes at universities and retail stores focusing on instructing trans and gender non-conforming folks to feminize or masculinize their faces using makeup. She also worked at Bellevue Fashion Week in Fall 2018.
Rose also enjoys volunteering her time to advocate for her community. She organized a team of MAC makeup artists from the Seattle region to table at Trans Pride Seattle 2018 and 2019, where they painted faces and spread joy through makeup. They also walked in the parade, and donated makeup to multiple nonprofits in the area. She also regularly did the makeup of Sadiqa, the current President of the Seattle chapter of the NAACP at the time.
Available for keynotes, master classes, modeling, content creating, and consulting, Rose has worked with people from all ages, races, walks of of life, and those within and outside of the LGBTQPIA+ community.