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Ramiyah

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I'm Ramiyah! I create stuff, tell stories, and have many hobbies. A Creative soul who loves creative direction, fashion, and cherishing the little things that make life cool!

I'm Ramiyah! I create stuff, tell stories, and have many hobbies. A Creative soul who loves creative direction, fashion, and cherishing the little things that make life cool!

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About Me

Howard university

Class of 2027

Washington D.C., DC, USA

Skills

Creative direction
Authentic networking
1. Sewing/Fashion Design

Interests

Social media
Business
Personal finance

My Clubs and Associations

Women in Finance

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

Economic Development Chair

Michigan Club

Member

Women in Finance

Member

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

Economic Development Chair

Michigan Club

Member

Brands I Follow

GradeGrind
Visualize AI - Interior Design
Organixx
Laila
Mindgrasp AI
TripBFF
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Interview Questions

Pacifica Beauty

Fluffy Lash Mascara UGC Creator đź’•

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How would you creatively showcase a vegan, cruelty-free brand in a video?

People connect with relatable videos. So I would create an on-the-go vlog, rushing with makeup, and top off the look with the fluffy lash mascara.

I could also romanticize my morning routine, with sunlight peeking into my room, and include aesthetic shots of me applying mascara.

Olfactory NYC

Content Creator

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If you were planning a campus event or social activity, how might fragrance or scent customization fit into it?

If I were planning a campus event, I would turn it into an interactive fragrance discovery night. It could start as a casual meeting event focused on fragrance, self expression, and how scent connects to memory and identity. One activity could be a blind scent guessing game where us students smell different notes and try to identify them. It would be fun to see who can recognize vanilla, sandalwood, citrus, or florals, and it sparks conversation. We could even turn it into a friendly competition with small prizes. From there, we could introduce the idea of scent customization. Students could mix mini samples or explore how different notes layer together to create a unique fragrance. It would be hands on, which makes it more engaging than a typical campus event. Fragrance fits perfectly into a social setting because it is personal but also shareable.

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