Our Consultants & Trainers

WENDY LIEW

PROFESSIONAL IMAGE CONSULTANT

Blessed with the dexterity and adeptness of a Certified Image, Style & Color Consultant of The Australian Image Company (TAIC) that personally coached by the renowned Ann Reinten and a professional make-up artist, Wendy makes a point to embody artistry, replete with freshness in her work.

She is an associate member of AICI (Association of Image Consultants International). With her profound passion in her philosophy of delivering a message of beauty, she takes a step further into this industry from her job in finance and management with her BBA (Hons), UUM qualification.

Wendy's ability to think "beyond the brush", her excellent work ethic and personality keeps her as a good trainer in the industry. She has held leadership positions across various corporate cultures ranging from banking, insurance and retailing to skin care & cosmetics management.

She has worked as a make-up instructor, image consultant, personal shopper, skin care & cosmetics specialist & emcee for multinational companies' events such as MAS (Grooming Training for Malaysia Airlines Cabin Crew), ASTRO (International Chinese Pageant 2003 & 2004), DCHL (EP Launching 2007 - Malaysia & Singapore, DCHL Annual DND 2007, 2008 & 2009, Meet the Expert Session 2008 & 2009 - JB, Singapore, Jakarta, Surabaya & KL, International Direct Selling Fair 2009 - Dubai, Bridal & Beauty Exhibition 2009 - Singapore etc), EIG ( Asia Cosmoprof Exhibition 2004, Hong Kong, Train-A-Trainer Programme etc), VERSACE (Malaysia 20 Most Glamourous Celebrities, Roberto Cavalli Launching etc) and contributed in Malaysia celebrities' events, fashion & hair shows, personal workshops, seminars and many more. Clients that engage her professionalism include professionals, politicians, network marketers, doctors, celebrities, housewives, students and many more.

Her consummate skills have taken her far; she has worked around Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Dubai, Singapore and Brunei to train and share her knowledge and skills. She admits that image should not be used to cover up who you are, but use it as an accessory to bring out what you already have, and sometimes be daring with it.