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Growth & Jobs | Young make-up artist innovates amid COVID-19

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AT A time when many entrepreneurs are feeling the financial pinch from the fallout of business, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, certified make-up artist Teeah Anderson has decided to re-strategise her business model in order to continue to earn a living.

Anderson took the advice and started her virtual class, dubbed ‘Your Signature Look’, which teaches women seven simple steps to present themselves more confidently to the world.

The seven steps are preparing skin for a flawless, durable make-up application; applying make-up streak-free without wasting product; a signature conceal-and-brighten technique for an overall flawless and awake appearance; how to lock make-up in place; how to sculpt brows like a pro; eyeshadow application suited for any eye shape; and finishing touches for a budge-free resistant glam.

The business grew steadily over the years, with Anderson developing a following on social media platforms and a client base of approximately 10-11 persons per week.

In 2019, the entrepreneur introduced one-on-one make-up classes to clients and other persons interested in the techniques of make-up artistry.

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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