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Be Confident In Your Own Skin
When you start modeling and auditioning, you’re competing against all of these beautiful, gorgeous people, and you start to compare yourself, and more often than not, you start to find flaws in your body that don’t even exist.
You are perfect the way you are, and at the end of the day, it’s not about trying to be somebody else or looking like another person - it’s about being who you are.
Today, Diana and I will be talking about her amazing paths along her career journey, her triumph over breast cancer and how that changed her, and also, how she’s approaching her day to day differently now, in our new normal in the world of COVID.
Diana Gallo has been a model for over 20 years and appeared on magazine covers, commercials, television shows, movies, music videos, and print catalogs. She is a professional make-up artist and also a certified yoga instructor who uses yoga and breathwork to help her students feel grounded, calm, and confident under any circumstances. She has recently opened the Manhattan Model Studio that goes hand in hand with Billy Gallo’s business, the Manhattan Actor Studio. Diana and her husband’s combined talents and knowledge make them experts in the modeling and acting industries.
Diana’s ultimate goal is to teach her students life-long skills, which will carry them through any of their endeavors, so listen to Episode 02 of Get Glowing, where she shares some of these skills with all of us and of course, her beauty tips and routines.
Some questions I ask:
- What is your first beauty memory? (03:13)
- While you were going to make-up school at night, you were also holding down a full-time day job working for the government. Tell us about that. (10:52)
- How did your life change after surviving your breast cancer? (24:56)
- How have you been handling your routine, now that you’re staying at home? (29:55)
- What do you do at night to make sure you’re taking care of your face? (37:03)
- Tell us about your new business – Manhattan Model Studio. (42:21)
- If you could give one piece of advice to the moms who are listening who have daughters that want to get into modeling, what would you tell them? (50:17)
In this episode, you will learn:
- How taking make-up classes helped Diana learn a lot of things that she didn’t realize she didn’t know. (07:15)
- What drove Diana to pursue her passion, and not settle with the comfort of a steady job. (13:50)
- How she managed to juggle between having a day job at the government, doing make-up gigs, and booking jobs for modeling – all at the same time. (16:24)
- The story of how Diana discovered she had breast cancer. (19:24)
- How face oils actually make your skin less oily. (39:07)
- The importance of being who you are versus trying to look like someone else. (44:48)
- Some of the red flags in the modeling industry that every woman should know. (53:36)
Connect with Diana:
- Website
Let’s connect!
- Facebook Group
Email: [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Hanny Patel
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When you start modeling and auditioning, you’re competing against all of these beautiful, gorgeous people, and you start to compare yourself, and more often than not, you start to find flaws in your body that don’t even exist.
You are perfect the way you are, and at the end of the day, it’s not about trying to be somebody else or looking like another person - it’s about being who you are.
Today, Diana and I will be talking about her amazing paths along her career journey, her triumph over breast cancer and how that changed her, and also, how she’s approaching her day to day differently now, in our new normal in the world of COVID.
Diana Gallo has been a model for over 20 years and appeared on magazine covers, commercials, television shows, movies, music videos, and print catalogs. She is a professional make-up artist and also a certified yoga instructor who uses yoga and breathwork to help her students feel grounded, calm, and confident under any circumstances. She has recently opened the Manhattan Model Studio that goes hand in hand with Billy Gallo’s business, the Manhattan Actor Studio. Diana and her husband’s combined talents and knowledge make them experts in the modeling and acting industries.
Diana’s ultimate goal is to teach her students life-long skills, which will carry them through any of their endeavors, so listen to Episode 02 of Get Glowing, where she shares some of these skills with all of us and of course, her beauty tips and routines.
Some questions I ask:
- What is your first beauty memory? (03:13)
- While you were going to make-up school at night, you were also holding down a full-time day job working for the government. Tell us about that. (10:52)
- How did your life change after surviving your breast cancer? (24:56)
- How have you been handling your routine, now that you’re staying at home? (29:55)
- What do you do at night to make sure you’re taking care of your face? (37:03)
- Tell us about your new business – Manhattan Model Studio. (42:21)
- If you could give one piece of advice to the moms who are listening who have daughters that want to get into modeling, what would you tell them? (50:17)
In this episode, you will learn:
- How taking make-up classes helped Diana learn a lot of things that she didn’t realize she didn’t know. (07:15)
- What drove Diana to pursue her passion, and not settle with the comfort of a steady job. (13:50)
- How she managed to juggle between having a day job at the government, doing make-up gigs, and booking jobs for modeling – all at the same time. (16:24)
- The story of how Diana discovered she had breast cancer. (19:24)
- How face oils actually make your skin less oily. (39:07)
- The importance of being who you are versus trying to look like someone else. (44:48)
- Some of the red flags in the modeling industry that every woman should know. (53:36)
Connect with Diana:
- Website
Let’s connect!
- Facebook Group
Email: [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.