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Maria, from TY at Meán Scoil Mhuire, Longford pictured with award winning make-up artist Elisha Stokes
Nothing beats the January blues better than a spectacular make-over and the TY and LCA students at Meán Scoil Mhuire, Longford were thrilled to be able to hone their make-up artistry skills on Tuesday, January 13 as they welcomed Elisha Stokes, professional makeup artist, beauty influencer, and salon owner.
Elisha delivered an engaging makeup demonstration, sharing valuable tips on products and application techniques.
Elisha also spoke to the students about her career journey, including business modelling and her work as a brand ambassador.
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Elisha is an award winning make-up artist and was the recipient of the ‘Make up Influencer of the Year ’ award at the Irish Make Up Awards, a national industry event, recognising her as one of Ireland’s top makeup artists and beauty influencers.
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All at Meán Scoil Mhuire would like to thank Elisha for taking time out of her busy schedule to share her knowledge, skills and experiences with the students. Thanks to TY student Maria who volunteered to be the model on the day.
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