If i were not a make up artist, I would be a practicing mechanical engineer _ CEO Tints'n'Ties Beauty Professionals
By Kemi Mobuse - Wednesday, March 23, 2016
So, I
noticed that most of my interview questions are beginning to sound same and no
has no uniqueness about them, so i decided to do something different and focus
my questions only on the Job or craft of the person being interviewed.
It is a real
privilege to get a chance to interview the CEO of Tints'n'Ties Beauty
Professionals, a company that has been in existence since 2007, she is a
professional at what she does, and was willing to share a little of it all with
us her fans.
Read her
interview below:
Kemimobuseblog: Can we meet you?
Tints'n'Ties: My name is Lamide Ojo
Kemimobuseblog: What do you do?
Tints'n'Ties: I am
a professional makeup artist and skincare therapist
Kemimobuseblog: What is the name of your
brand?
Tints'n'Ties: Tints'n'Ties Beauty Professionals
Kemimobuseblog: Why did you choose this
profession?
Tints'n'Ties: I
have always been passionate about all things beauty
Kemimobuseblog: Where do you get your
inspiration from?
Tints'n'Ties: From watching
TV shows and beauty channels
Kemimobuseblog: Who are some people that have
inspired you throughout your career?
Tints'n'Ties: Samer
khouzami ,Goar Avetisyan and so many others
.
Kemimobuseblog: How long have you been a
makeup artist and how did you get your start in the industry?
Tints'n'Ties: I
have been a makeup artist since 2007. I started right from when I graduated
from university went to a makeup school and got certified.
Kemimobuseblog: What do you love most about
make up?
Tints'n'Ties: The
ability to transform individuals from bare to glam.
Kemimobuseblog: If you weren’t a makeup
artist, what else would you do?
Tints'n'Ties: I
would be a practicing mechanical engineer
Kemimobuseblog: How would you describe your
signature look and what is it about your style that sets you apart from other
makeup artists?
Tints'n'Ties: I
would say the ability to pay attention to the tiniest of details has made me.
stand out thus far.
Kemimobuseblog: Can you tell us what makes
you a good fit for this particular makeup artist position with the competition
being so tough?
Tints'n'Ties: the
ability to continually be open to learning and growth,the competition could be
tough but knowing why one is in the industry matters more.
Kemimobuseblog: What are the biggest
challenge makeup artists have to face?
Tints'n'Ties: being
taken for granted by clients who see makeup as a hobby rather than an art and
a. means of livelihood.
Kemimobuseblog: If a customer asks for a
style that you are sure would not suit them, how do you convince the customer
to go otherwise?
Tints'n'Ties: I
would believe that the customer coming to me as a professional shows that
there's a level of confidence they have in my work hence I would subtly guide
them into making the right decision concerning whatever look they wanna wear.
Kemimobuseblog: Tell me about your experience
as a makeup artist?
Tints'n'Ties: it
has been a roller-coaster ride with its ups and downs which never end but
that's part of what makes it so interesting.
Kemimobuseblog: Do you apply makeup for
special events? Name some you have covered?
Tints'n'Ties: weddings
and sometimes TV shows like Africa Magic urban,Stargist etc
Kemimobuseblog: How do you determine a
client’s undertone before you decide what makeup technique to use?
Tints'n'Ties: it
comes with years of experience and of course we test the colors on their skin
too before application
Kemimobuseblog: What are some common beauty
mistakes that women make?
Tints'n'Ties: using
black pencil for their eyebrows, sleeping with their makeup on to mention a few
Kemimobuseblog: What is your favorite make up
for ever product?
Tints'n'Ties: Black
Up Paris so far so good
Kemimobuseblog: How often do you clean your
makeup tools such as brushes and combs? How does it affect the wear and tear of
your tools and how do you feel about the associated expense?
Tints'n'Ties: I
clean after every job done. there are techniques for cleaning our tools that
enable them last long.
Kemimobuseblog: Any advice for upcoming
entrepreneurs?
Tints'n'Ties: stay
focused and don't follow the crowd. Find your passion and remain grounded in
your pursuit.
Kemimobuseblog: How can you be contacted?
Tints'n'Ties: Call
:08182013087 ,Email: tintsandtiesbeauty@gmail.com,
Ig: tintsmakeuppro
studio address is 23 oluwaleyimu street off
aAmore street by st leos catholic church toyin street Ikeja Lagos
Everything about her work is sooooo clean and gorgeous that, i have no idea where to start or stop with her pictures.
1 comments
Olamide, we are s proud of you. Your best is yet to come. more wisdom to keep doing what you love doing
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