About Ginger

 Ginger's pictorial journey from the arts of breakdancing, drumming, modeling, acting, and photography

to aromatherapy!

JCPenney Break Dance Competition at 13 years old.
Doing the “Windmill/Jyro” break dance move.

Promo shot for all-girl band “Lypstik” in 1989 (19 years old). 


Live at the Coconut Teaser on Sunset Boulevard in 1990 with all girl-band “Lypstik”.


Playing the live show “Battle of the Bitches" at a nightclub called FM Station in North Hollywood, 1990.
Photo credit: Brad Yuen


The band Dirty White Girl (Ginger on right) recorded one song together, “Pray for Tomorrow", which Ginger co-wrote for her brother Jeremy.
1992, VCS studios in Burbank, CA 


First modeling session transforming from hard hitting rock drummer to model. However, Ginger says she will always play the drums.
Photo credit: Roberto Esais, 1991



1992
Photo credit: Doran Smith


1992
Photo credit: Doran Smith


Commercial head shot 1993.
Photo credit: Runninghorse


Photo credit: Peter Shepard, 1994


On the set with Bobcat Goldthwait in his TV series “Unhappily Ever After", 1996.


1997
Photo credit: Brad Yuen


Hawaii, 27 years old.
Photo credit: Jonesey


1997
Photo credit: Joey Viles




Just offstage at the Opium Den (playing with “Kane”, Christian Kane's band)
Los Angeles 1999 with friend and music producer Tony Dinero.


Headshot 30 years old.
Photo credit: Mark Hussman

 

Before Essential Oils, Ginger was a drummer! Here she is playing djembe drum in a Shakira video, which was nominated and won in the category of Latin Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video in 2000. Ginger giggles when she recalls that Shakira made the director tell her to change her wardrobe into this hysterically unattractive bright yellow men’s button down shirt.

Click here to watch the Shakira video with Ginger drumming!

 

On the set of music video shoot for the
film "A Lonely Place for Dying", 2010.


Aromatherapist promo shot.
Photo credit: Stephen Koch, 2015
 
Women’s retreat in Austin Texas, 2021.


  Ginger teaching her great nieces to play drums at ages 1 and 3. 
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