In this episode of 'We're All Fine', hosts Holly and Carley welcome Tanya Losee, a dynamic burlesque dancer and model. Tanya shares her journey into the world of burlesque, discussing the empowerment she felt from diverse performers and the supportive community she found. The conversation explores the art of burlesque, the challenges of self-consciousness, and the mixed public perceptions of her work. Tanya also touches on her experiences with anxiety and the importance of self-acceptance, all while maintaining a sense of humor and authenticity. In this engaging conversation, she also shares her experiences in the kink community, discussing the intersection of aesthetics and kink, the importance of consent and communication, and how these elements contribute to empowerment and confidence.

Check out Tanya as Dulcie Diablo on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dulcie_diablo?igsh=Zm5lNzZxZmRhZnI4

Tanya Losee (she/her)—known on stage as Dulcie DiAblo—is a licensed esthetician, fine art nude model, and burlesque performer crafting beauty, boldness, and body confidence for over a decade. Her creative and personal healing journey began with nude modeling as a way to navigate severe social anxiety—what started as a quiet, intimate act of reclamation soon evolved into a celebration of the body in all its forms, and a portal into the vibrant worlds of burlesque and kink performance.

Since 2017, Tanya has performed as Dulcie DiAblo, captivating audiences with her signature blend of dark glamour, vocal prowess, and a deep reverence for the beautiful and the tragic.

After nearly a decade as a practicing esthetician, she launched Bliss Esthetics in Colorado Springs in 2019. Here, she merges skincare, education, and a touch of magic. Her knowledge of Tesla high-frequency modalities also electrifies her work in the kink and adult entertainment communities, where she performs live Violet Wand demonstrations—bridging clinical expertise with passion for sensual performance.

Whether teasing on stage, empowering clients in the treatment room, or exploring power and play through performance, Tanya’s work is rooted in radical self-expression, body acceptance, and creative alchemy.