Recently relocated to Texas with her husband, Ariel continues to expand her artistry and impact. Her husband is deeply committed to community advancement—leading the development of a 300,000 sq ft solar energy storage manufacturing facility aimed at bringing jobs to underserved communities in Commerce, Sulphur Springs, and Greenville. He is also the founder of a growing BioEconomy project focused on hemp and bamboo-based resources for systemic change. He also serves on the board of Texas A&M's Science and Engineering Department and is an active member of the Tri-County Emergency Response Committee.

Together, Ariel and her husband co-lead outreach work in both California and Texas—offering services to underserved women, mentoring young creatives, and creating space for conversations around self-worth, health, and beauty access. They’ve hosted workshops, volunteered for community shelters, and partnered with small businesses and nonprofits to ensure that beauty isn’t reserved for the elite—it’s made accessible, intentional, and transformational.

Ariel is also available pro bono for cause-based projects, community fundraisers, and aspiring film school student productions where beauty, makeup, or special effects contribute to powerful storytelling.

With every appointment, Ariel brings not only expert technique, but also compassion, empowerment, and a genuine desire to help her clients see their most confident selves.