Big Stache Energy is an embodied confidence movement. A practice of trust, presence, and confidence you can feel in your breath, your body, and the way you move through the world.
Lolo is a facilitator, creative, and space-holder devoted to helping people reconnect with their most authentic selves. What began at a party with a playful mustache became an embodied confidence movement, inviting people into spaces where judgment melts away and authenticity grows.
Through retreats, sound journeys, and impactful photography, she has spent years creating spaces where people feel safe to express, soften, and be fully seen.
Big Stache Energy was born from a moment of playing a mustache at a party that shifted energy, dissolved self-judgment, and unlocked authenticity.
Today, Big Stache Energy is a global movement rooted in self-permission, expression, and joy reminding people that authenticity isn’t something to become, but something to remember
The mustache is a symbol a lighthearted, slightly ridiculous permission slip to take up space. To be seen. To be heard. To let your light shine without apologizing for it.
Because when you stop dimming yourself, you give others permission to do the same
Big Stache Energy didn’t begin as a concept or brand.
It began at a party.
One night, a stranger handed Lolo a mustache. She put it on and immediately felt a shift. Her posture changed. Her energy opened. She moved through the space with more freedom, playfulness, and presence.
Before long, others noticed. Women at the party began asking where they could get one. Soon, everyone was wearing a mustache. The room transformed. Laughter grew louder. Walls came down. Expression flowed freely.
What lolo witnessed was simple, yet powerful:
When judgment disappears, authenticity comes alive.
She began bringing the mustache with her everywhere across countries, cultures, and conversations. She started “mustaching” strangers, inviting them into spontaneous five-to-ten-minute conversations and interviews, capturing moments of truth, humor, and inspiration. Time and time again, the same thing happened: people opened up. They dropped in. They surprised themselves.
What began as play revealed itself as a portal.