Instagram Influencer Spotlight On: Safa Shaqsy @safashax

1) Tell us a little about yourself. What are you doing now and where do you come from?

I was born in Muscat, Oman, and I’m a writer and anot employee in a government sector

2) What are your topics of interest? What do you post on Instagram the most?

About books and my latest makeup trends or fashion. But mostly books. I’m going to change the whole account to fashion now.

3) How did your Instagram name come about?

Well, it was an idea to feature other instagramers, and it was quite good idea.

4) What are some apps you use to edit your photos? Share with us your photo-editing routine!

I usually use the makeup app to edit my face, and for pictures, I use the normal crop.

5) Any Instagrammers whom you really like? Which Instagrammer inspires you the most?

I think Halima the model suitable amazing.

6) If there’s one thing your fellow Instagrammers just gotta try now, what’s it gonna be?

They like my active posts, and I try hard to make us one team. I usually post questions and open discussion in my posts. I don’t want my posts to be boring.

7) What’s your favorite part about being an influencer?

I love connecting with others and read their comments. It’s amazing.

8) What are some of your top tips to brands for running campaigns? How do you maintain authenticity?

I just be myself and try to new authentic. If something I don’t like, I won’t do it.

9) What would your advice be on the importance of quality and original content?

The quality of the photos are very important. It makes or breaks an account.

10) What do you like best about partnering with brands?

I like to try out new brands and take pictuers. Also love to see my followers reactions.

Topics:

  • Fashion

Country:

Oman

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