SHENTONISTA

Claudia used to be a contemporary dancer, and even though she doesn’t dance so much these days, she still carries the same amount of poise and grace.

Don’t mistake Tammy for one of the ang mohs; although she is of English, Scottish, Peranakan, and Vietnamese descent, she is inherently Singaporean at heart.

“I was blessed to have met and worked with a lot of other inspiring individuals in the creative industry previously,” Colin says.

Something Singaporean that’s closest to Pat’s heart? “I was deliberating between chicken rice and Lee Kuan Yew, to be honest,” she says.

Natalia may still be young, but she’s already made a bucket list and is slowly making sure she gets everything done.

We end off our Browhaus x Shentonista ‪#‎BrowHunt‬ campaign by taking you behind the scenes of how it all went down in the search for the next face of ‪Browhaus‬.

“I think everyone should explore on their own what works for them and what doesn’t,” Ren Ran says.

The basis of easy dressing comes from the right foundation, in picking pieces for your wardrobe that have mileage and that can easily be mixed and matched.

“Always put a little bit of yourself into each look but most of all, be comfortable,” she says.

Tessa says she usually sticks to neutral hues for her makeup — they hardly go wrong.

Janice says she’s always liked writing, and one of the tattoos she has reflects this passion. There’s a little twist to this, however.

“I think appearance can reflect our personalities, so being well-presented is important if you want others to take you seriously.”