Nicole's Boudoir Experience

Brianne Daul • November 6, 2025

1) What made you choose Satin Dauls Boudoir?

This was easy. I knew you already from a friend which made it a bit more comfortable for me. I absolutely love your pictures as well. Lastly, I believe you are very passionate for this business and you do it so well.

2) What were you nervous about going into your session?

Being naked!!

3) What was your favorite part of the experience?

Seeing the reveal. It was crazy that I looked that way.

4) How do you feel now that you’ve completed the session?

More confident and sexy.

5) Did the experience help give you a more positive perception of yourself?

Yes it did. This is definitely a confident boost. I really don’t wear two piece bathing suits or show off my body very often. I think I might buy one!

6) Would you recommend Satin Dauls Boudoir to others?

Absolutely!!’ It was one of the best things I could have done for myself. I think Brianne and Lisa (makeup and hair) really make you feel good. Great team!

A woman in blue lingerie is laying on the floor in front of a mirror.

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She Turned Her Scars Into a Garden...

By Brianne Daul • October 13, 2025

There’s something so powerful about flowers—how they push through the soil, endure the storms, and bloom even after the harshest seasons. That same resilience, beauty, and transformation are exactly what came to mind when my client, a breast cancer survivor, finally stepped in front of my camera for her boudoir session. She had waited for this moment, choosing to book her shoot after completing a deeply personal part of her journey—getting her floral bra tattoo. This tattoo wasn’t just about covering her scars; it was about turning them into something beautiful, something hers. It transformed the story her body told, intertwining survival with art in the most breathtaking way. For her, the tattoo wasn’t just ink—it was a reclamation. After everything her body had been through—the surgeries, the healing, the emotional weight of survival—this tattoo became a symbol of her strength, her femininity, and her choice to bloom again. Instead of seeing reminders of pain in the mirror, she now saw a garden of resilience. And when she stepped into the studio, wearing nothing but confidence and those beautifully inked flowers, it was like watching someone step fully into their power. Every pose, every glance in the mirror, every moment was a testament to the fact that she had survived—and she was thriving.