Meet the Team
Together we were inspired to create Monarte Beauty Collective, an inclusive and reputable space where we can share our aesthetic knowledge, expertise and treat the most sought after results with professional grade ingredients, techniques and skincare devices.
Lori Sauls
Lori is MBC's Director of Operations, designer for MBC's interior and the friendly face you will see around the spa! Lori holds a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design from Converse College and has worked as a Designer with Marc-Michales Interior Design in Winter Park, Florida. Originally from Spartanburg, SC, she relocated to Charleston in 2012. She assisted her family in starting an independently owned family medical practice and later opened her own business, Lori Morrow Interiors, specializing in designing and building medical facilities. Additionally, she is actively involved in various local boards, contributing her expertise and knowledge.
Reilly Morrow
As the Director of Customer Relations for MonArte Beauty Collective, Reilly is a dedicated professional with a strong blend of customer service, leadership, and expertise in skincare. Her background in the legal field gives her a unique, detail-oriented perspective on managing customer relations, while her passion for aesthetics and skincare shines through in her work at MBC. As a graduate of Porter-Gaud School and the College of Charleston, Reilly has spent most of her life in the low country. With her extensive skincare knowledge, she looks forward to sharing her passion for perfectionism and aesthetics with her team and prospective customers. While not at MBC, Reilly can be found with her two Golden Retrievers, Billy & Gunther.
Anne Lauren Jolly
Charleston native Anne Lauren Jolly is a Master Regenerative Esthetician and integrative wellness practitioner whose work bridges advanced medical aesthetics with the art of holistic beauty. With more than two decades of experience in the beauty and wellness industry, she is known for her intuitive ability to understand midlife skin, guide clients through full-spectrum healing, and create elevated, science-backed experiences that honor both the skin barrier and the whole body.
A passionate advocate for peptide therapy, Anne Lauren is at the forefront of regenerative skin health—using targeted peptides to address inflammation, hormonal shifts, oxidative stress, impaired healing, and cellular depletion. She believes peptides are one of the most transformative tools in modern longevity medicine: intelligent messengers that signal the body to repair, rebuild, and renew. Through this lens, she helps clients achieve profound, lasting regeneration from the inside out.
At MonArte Beauty Collective, Anne Lauren leads with a “luxury meets longevity” philosophy—merging innovative technologies such as collagen-induction therapies, regenerative microneedling, exosomes, curated chemical peels, oxygen infusion, and red light therapy with grounding rituals rooted in lymphatic massage, aromatherapy, and nervous-system support.
She also firmly believes in low-tox living and regularly educates women on reducing their chemical burden for optimal skin and long-term wellness. This passion inspired her to create Azalea Drive, a 21-toxin-free luxury nail polish collection rooted in clean beauty, Southern storytelling, and integrative health.
Specializing in perimenopausal, menopausal, and post-menopausal skin—as well as stress-driven and inflammatory conditions—Anne Lauren supports clients through hormonal changes, lifestyle shifts, and restorative journeys. She also provides gentle, oncology-safe esthetic care for those navigating cancer treatments.
Beyond her work, she is a mother to a teenage son and a lover of sunshine, dinner parties, traveling, yoga, the great outdoors, her six beloved animals, fresh flowers, and sparkly stars over the ocean. These soul-nourishing moments shape her grounded, intuitive approach to beauty and wellbeing.
Rooted in compassion and elevated by experience, Anne Lauren believes beauty is a healing art—and that when we support the body’s innate regenerative pathways, true transformation becomes inevitable.