Make-up artist embraces talent
Oleosi Kgosi | Sunday June 12, 2022 06:00
She bears an incredible specialty to create convincing fake wounds, bruises and burnt faces. The brand extents to manicures and hair styling. She commenced her journey in 2018 when she had her first client who was doing a bridal glamorous look. Later on she got her grip from the fact that she could try out new looks in exploration of her skills and get satisfactory results. “This made me realise that I was capable and inspired me to penetrate the industry more and importantly to learn to grow and to establish the brand,” she stated.
Her idea of the most fundamental aspects of make-up is that it should be flawless, clean and defined. She tapped on the significance of skin care routines, suggesting that it is important to “keep hydrated all times, moisturise your skin always and wear sun screen to avoid break outs,” she explained. She considers herself versatile and abreast of the latest trends. “My urge to learn to grow and improve therefore following big make-up brands keeps my passion cultivated,” she added.
According to her, “beauty is being you and enhancing that. As a plus size girl, I believe beauty is fashion sense, cleanliness, knowing your body and what suits you, always radiating good vibes and obviously securing the bag.” She added that the embodiment of all that she had mentioned in one person defines beauty. The passionate artist aspires to be one of the most versatile talents working worldwide. “Seeing my techniques coming into play; glamorous, ageing skin, fake injuries and exaggerated and ugly features, ” she highlighted.