The real estate agent and makeup artist gives her suggestions for a successful image
By Amelia Cuesta
El Inmobiliario
SANTO DOMINGO.- "I love highlighting people's beauty so they can feel more confident and project that confidence," says Patricia Coiscou, a young real estate agent who is also a professional makeup artist, while talking to El Inmobiliarioabout how she got started in that art.
Learning to do makeup was her inspiration, which she then cultivated by receiving positive comments from her friends who liked how she looked after the touch of a magic brush; and they always asked her to do their makeup, so she decided to take a professional course to perfect her technique.
Like many professionals, a real estate agent must take care of their image, and that not only means taking care of their clothing, but also their skin and the type of makeup they choose for work
Patricia Coiscous, CEO of Porta Properties and Patriciacoiscoumakeu, believes that a real estate agent's makeup should be discreet, so she suggests using an earthy, delicate, and natural color palette.
A simple tip to enhance your natural beauty? “Always cleanse your face, use sunscreen, and moisturizer.” She also advises reserving bold makeup for special evening events.
For Patricia, it's very important that her clients are happy with the look she creates for them because a person who feels comfortable and beautiful projects confidence. Achieving this by enhancing each client's beauty and unique features, without overdoing the makeup, projects authenticity, which is essential in the real estate industry. But don't think she only does makeup for this type of client; she also beautifies brides, giving them a highly sought-after image of natural elegance and delicacy.
We asked her for a slightly more personal detail: what makeup does she use when she's working as a real estate agent?
She replies that for her day-to-day she only uses concealer, powder, blush, mascara (her favorite product) and lipstick.
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How did you get started in makeup?
I took a professional course to learn how to do my own makeup well, but my friends were always asking me to do their makeup even before I took the course, and once I did, they started formally requesting my services, and that's how I completed my entire professional kit.
What made you interested in him?
Learning to do my own makeup was never my intention to offer to the public, but I was asked to do it and people liked it, and I always had many clients and brides.
What inspires you?
I love highlighting people's beauty so they can feel more confident and project that confidence.
What details define your work?
Delicacy and naturalness; I don't change my clients' faces.
Who is your makeup aimed at?
An audience that likes the natural look and simplicity of a well-executed makeup.
Are there any type of client you would refuse to do makeup for?
Clients who want artistic or very elaborate makeup looks; it's not my style.
What's your favorite product?
There are many, but I love mascara; putting it on or not makes much difference.
What do you hope for from your makeup?
That clients feel comfortable and project confidence because they look beautiful.
How would you describe a real estate agent's makeup?
It should be discreet.
What color palette should a real estate agent consider?
Earth tones
On what occasion would you suggest using bold, statement makeup?
Special evening events.
If you could choose one simple action for women to enhance their natural beauty, what would it be?
Facial cleansing and the use of sunscreen and moisturizers don't have to be the most expensive, but you should always use them.
When you're working as a real estate agent, what colors and type of makeup
do you prefer to use?
For everyday wear, I only use concealer, powder, blush, mascara, and lipstick.
How important is makeup in the daily life of a real estate agent?
In any field, it's good to have your powder and lipstick.
Is being a makeup artist a hobby or do you consider it a role in your life?
It has always been my hobby that generates income and that I really enjoy doing.
Is there anything you disagree with about makeup, fashion, women, and the
real estate industry?
Exaggerations of any kind.
