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(Left and top right) Maria from Transition Year pictured with Elisha Stokes. (Bottom right) Mean Scoil Mhuire's TY and LCA students with guest Elisha Stokes
The students of Mean Scoil Mhuire's Transition Year and Leaving Cert Applied classes were recently treated to a makeup class from Ireland's 'Make up Influencer of the Year’, Elisha Stokes.
Elisha demoed her artistry on TY student, Maria, showing the students a variety of application techniques while sharing her tips on makeup products.
The students listened in awe as Elisha also spoke about her career journey to date including her online career as a social media influencer on top of her entrepreneurial venture as the owner of a busy beauty salon.
In addition to being an award-winning influencer, makeup artist, and businesswoman, the Granard lady is a brand ambassador, most notably for Ireland's top beauty brand, BPerfect.
She's also an in-demand fashion model, and can regularly be seen in shoots for top Irish brands such as Jessica Graff and Carraig Donn, as well as modelling live in the Ireland AM fashion segment.
Read More: Engagement joy for Longford influencer, Elisha Stokes
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