<p>In the recent past, a mammoth of a revolution has been observed in the beauty arena. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Careers have evolved that offer expansive opportunities to those who possess the powers of wizardry and can translate bridal dreams into a veritable reality.<br /><br />Ramya Hanumasagar is an engineer by qualification who opted to become a bridal makeup artist. She stumbled upon the profession when she decided to express her creative side.<br /> “Although I don’t do much makeup myself, once I had chanced upon the idea, I knew there was no going back,” she recounts. <br /><br />She used to watch a few YouTube channels when it struck her that she too could try her hand at doing some makeup that lookednatural. <br /><br />She states, “Initially, I just devoted myself to watching and observing. When I saw brides with makeup, I always felt that there was a need to look like yourself and retain your inherent beauty even after the makeup.” <br /><br />One day, she tried it on a friend and was pleasantly surprised to find that the result had turned out much better than what she had initially expected. <br /><br />Her first attempt at what would eventually become her profession was a huge success and was met with praises. <br /><br />“This spurred me on and I only became more passionate about it and tried it on my cousins and friends. I began to collect the pictures and once I had a sufficient portfolio, I started a Facebook page. It was just a hobby until I had established a substantial client base through networking,” she expresses.<br /><br />The job of a makeup artist is accompanied by a lot of responsibility. <br /><br />“Every bride has a dream look. My vision is to recreate the same, and most <br />importantly, make each bride look like herself on what I think is the biggest day of <br />her life. It’s important to enhance her look, instead of changing it altogether. <br /><br />Also, the brides should look naturally gorgeous when you have a closer look at them. It’s not just about looking stunning in pictures. <br /><br />The mantra for this is ‘less is more’. Subtle makeup is always sufficient to enhance the look, if done in the right manner. Further, I strongly believe in making my clients glow in their own skin rather than artificially changing their skin tone,” she says. <br /><br />She ensures that high quality cosmetics are used and takes into consideration the natural character of the bride’s skin and hair when formulating the perfect styling.<br /><br /> “I aim at creating a look that is shiny, smooth and long lasting. I meet different people, different skins, different choices and different opinions. So making myself stand in their shoes and understanding the different needs of each is a big responsibility,” she conveys.<br /> <br />“At the end of it, looking at happy faces gives me contentment and the inspiration to do better every time,” she says.<br /><br /></p>
<p>In the recent past, a mammoth of a revolution has been observed in the beauty arena. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Careers have evolved that offer expansive opportunities to those who possess the powers of wizardry and can translate bridal dreams into a veritable reality.<br /><br />Ramya Hanumasagar is an engineer by qualification who opted to become a bridal makeup artist. She stumbled upon the profession when she decided to express her creative side.<br /> “Although I don’t do much makeup myself, once I had chanced upon the idea, I knew there was no going back,” she recounts. <br /><br />She used to watch a few YouTube channels when it struck her that she too could try her hand at doing some makeup that lookednatural. <br /><br />She states, “Initially, I just devoted myself to watching and observing. When I saw brides with makeup, I always felt that there was a need to look like yourself and retain your inherent beauty even after the makeup.” <br /><br />One day, she tried it on a friend and was pleasantly surprised to find that the result had turned out much better than what she had initially expected. <br /><br />Her first attempt at what would eventually become her profession was a huge success and was met with praises. <br /><br />“This spurred me on and I only became more passionate about it and tried it on my cousins and friends. I began to collect the pictures and once I had a sufficient portfolio, I started a Facebook page. It was just a hobby until I had established a substantial client base through networking,” she expresses.<br /><br />The job of a makeup artist is accompanied by a lot of responsibility. <br /><br />“Every bride has a dream look. My vision is to recreate the same, and most <br />importantly, make each bride look like herself on what I think is the biggest day of <br />her life. It’s important to enhance her look, instead of changing it altogether. <br /><br />Also, the brides should look naturally gorgeous when you have a closer look at them. It’s not just about looking stunning in pictures. <br /><br />The mantra for this is ‘less is more’. Subtle makeup is always sufficient to enhance the look, if done in the right manner. Further, I strongly believe in making my clients glow in their own skin rather than artificially changing their skin tone,” she says. <br /><br />She ensures that high quality cosmetics are used and takes into consideration the natural character of the bride’s skin and hair when formulating the perfect styling.<br /><br /> “I aim at creating a look that is shiny, smooth and long lasting. I meet different people, different skins, different choices and different opinions. So making myself stand in their shoes and understanding the different needs of each is a big responsibility,” she conveys.<br /> <br />“At the end of it, looking at happy faces gives me contentment and the inspiration to do better every time,” she says.<br /><br /></p>
