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Bimpe Onakoya

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Bimpe Onakoya (born 1973 or 1974) is a Nigerian makeup artist. She is the founder of Elite Makeup Pro, and the artistic director of Maybelline in Nigeria. Quotes My initial inspiration to pursue a career in makeup artistry came from my fascination with the transformative power of makeup and the way it can enhance a person’s features and express individuality. In the early nineties, after my secondary school education, I started paying keen attention to magazines like Ebony and kept watching musical videos of Tony Braxton, Whitney Houston, etc, with my attention solely focused on their makeup and hair. It was a new world for me, almost like Alice in Makeup Land; I wanted to be part of that world so badly. From OAU Ife to Unilag, I kept practising with my friends, and it got easier when I became a makeup apprentice; watching makeup tutorials online and seeing how artists could create stunning looks sparked my creativity and made me realise that makeup is not just a tool, but an art form. bimpe-onakoya-leading-nigerias-makeup-scene,thewilldowntown.com Additionally, I was inspired by the confidence that makeup can bring to people. I loved the idea of helping others feel beautiful and empowered, whether for special occasions or everyday life. This combination of creativity and the ability to uplift others truly motivated me to embark on this journey in makeup artistry. Make-Up& Cosmetics. bimpe-onakoya-leading-nigerias-makeup-scene,thewilldowntown.com The makeup industry in Nigeria has undergone significant evolution since I first started, marked by several key developments. Firstly, I would say, increased awareness and education. When I began my career, there was limited access to professional makeup education and resources. Over the years, there has been a surge in beauty schools, workshops, and online tutorials that provide aspiring artists with the skills they need. This has led to a more informed and skilled community of makeup artists. bimpe-onakoya-leading-nigerias-makeup-scene,thewilldowntown.com External links Category:Businesswomen from Nigeria Category:Living people Category:1970s births Category:Artists from Nigeria Category:Make-up artists