Born on October 6, 1963, in Wilmington, Delaware, Elizabeth Judson Shue began her career as an actress by starring in a few minor television commercials. Some of the brands she worked with include Burger King, Debbers diamonds, and Chewels Bubble Gum. The projects brought Shue the opportunity to work with established actors such as Lea Thompson and Sarah Michelle Gellar. She slowly gained recognition and was given a small role as the character of Liza Shue in the 1982 feature film 'The Royal Romance Of Charles And Diana.' She finally made her on-screen debut in 1984 with the iconic movie Karate Kid, where she portrayed the role of Ali Millis, starring alongside Ralph Macchio and William Zabka. She also bagged a recurring role on the American television series 'Call To Glory' in 1985.  Elizabeth also decided to enter musicals by debuting in the Broadway stage production of 'Some American Abroad' at the Lincoln Center. She has also been picked to reprise her role of Ali Mills in Cobra Kai.

In the past, Elizabeth Shue has worked with celebrity makeup artists which include: Cathy Highland – Union.