If you’ve ever wondered how to develop a signature style in makeup artistry, this episode is for you.
Your signature style isn’t something you can force or decide on overnight—it develops through practice, experience, and real-world feedback. In this episode, I break down:
• What a signature style actually is (and what it isn’t).
• Why it takes time to develop.
• How your work experience, client feedback, and market demand shape your style.
• The role of social media and why posting consistently matters.
• The importance of taste in curating a commercially viable aesthetic.
By the end of this episode, you’ll understand how to build your signature style naturally while refining your skills and positioning yourself as a sought-after makeup artist.
Key Takeaways from This Episode:
✔️ Your signature style is shaped by experience – It develops through repetition, mastering the basics, and refining your techniques over time.
✔️ Market demand plays a role – The jobs you get hired for and the looks your clients request contribute to your signature aesthetic.
✔️ Social media matters – Posting consistently allows potential clients to recognize your work and understand what you offer.
✔️ Taste is a skill, not just a preference – Being selective about what you post and how you present your work influences your brand as an artist.
✔️ Luck exists, but consistency wins – While some artists get quick opportunities, most develop their style through steady work, trial and error, and continuous learning.
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