Céleste Marchand trained at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Appliqués in Paris before completing an advanced color program at the Vidal Sassoon Academy in London. She came to Los Angeles in 2009 to work at a Rodeo Drive salon, where she quickly built a following among West Hollywood's creative community — actors, stylists, photographers, and the people who make the city look the way it does.
In 2017, she opened Maison Belle on Melrose with a philosophy borrowed from the Paris ateliers she trained in: small, focused, personalized. Four styling chairs. No assembly-line bookings. Every appointment treated like a commission. The salon quickly became one of West Hollywood's most talked-about destinations for color — particularly for balayage, lived-in color, and the kind of natural-looking blondes that most salons can't consistently deliver.
Céleste has been featured in Allure, InStyle, and The Zoe Report, and counts several working television and film actresses among her regular clientele.