Diana DuHaime of ONLO
Diana DuHaime, ONLO (photo by Michele Suits Photography)
This interview is part of the Lady Boss Co-Host Series
Diana of ONLO is co-hosting the February 2017 edition of Lady Boss at her studio in Philadelphia. Purchase tickets here.
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Let's get to know her
Q: What's your current guilty pleasure?
A: Trying different teas.
Q: What are you listening to lately?
A: Louis Theroux episodes.
Q: What's your favorite app or resource of the moment?
A: G Suite (even though i'm just getting started).
Q: Who are you crushing on?
A: Poet Rupi Kaur.
Q: Current mantra (or phrase, or Affirmation...)?
A: Stop and remember where you came from, appreciate where you are in the moment, and look to your dreams with a passion for the journey.
Behind the scenes! Diana and her family (by Michele Suits Photography)
Diana working her magic (by Brittani Elizabeth Photography)
What makes her a boss
Q: Tell us about your business.
A: ONLO is on location hair, makeup and massage. We specialize in Bridal, Editorial, and Wellness. Headed by myself, we are a team of well seasoned and licensed professionals who use their expertise to accommodate any size wedding party, photo shoot or client need.
Q: What accomplishment are you celebrating right now?
A: My rebrand! I'm feeling good — feeling okay. Getting good feedback, and that's key.
Q: What keeps you motivated?
A: Happy, confident, and beautiful clients seeing themselves as they deserve for what is usually one of the most special days in their lives. It's super fulfilling and rewarding to have that bond with someone.
Q: What's one tip you want to share with other entrepreneurs?
A: Don't take every single bit of advice your given. Everyone has something to say about what you do or don't do. Sometimes you just have to go with your gut and believe in your own ideas. Innovation looks and feels different.
Q: Why should others join us for lady boss?
A: It's amazing being together with lady bosses that are in all different stages of their businesses and lives. It feels great to know you can soak up others experiences, ask questions, and figure out problems with the help of a community. I also really love it because — as a person who works alone most of the time — it's a good reminder of the camaraderie we have as women supporting women.
A bride gets her makeup done (by NylaGray Photography)
A dark editorial look (by With Love & Embers)
