Good point. I don't know the OP's race or ethnicity; but, I was thinking earlier that it might be a little problematic to have someone from one ethnicity giving hair and make-up pointers to people from another.
OP's statement:\ "I’m white, thin, and blonde, there were thousands of makeup tutorials, rush videos, and blog posts that fit my demographic but none that really fit everyone’s demographic. "
OP's statement:\ "I’m white, thin, and blonde, there were thousands of makeup tutorials, rush videos, and blog posts that fit my demographic but none that really fit everyone’s demographic. "
Oops! I missed that. So, even more reason to not tell a woman from another race or ethnicity how she should do her make-up. andthen's idea to have a "guest" on the blog post is one way to address that.
Unless you are a professional stylist or makeup artist that has had years of experience with all sorts of people, you are treading on a lot of things that are not your province. Guest posts would be essential to address a lot of the things you mentioned.
I would also caution against listing the sororities that accept transgender members. It could be misinterpreted to mean that they will always receive a bid and as we all know that’s not the case.
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