Natasha Akide, popularly known as Tacha, a reality TV star and entrepreneur, has attempted to set a Guinness World Record for the most makeovers done in 24 hours in Lagos, Nigeria. The event, which took place at the Tacha Beauty Festival, aimed to promote Nigeria’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit, particularly in the beauty industry.
Tacha revealed that she chose to hold the record attempt in Lagos instead of the United Kingdom, where she had received sponsorship offers from international brands. According to her, the decision was motivated by a desire to showcase the talent and vibrancy of Nigeria’s beauty industry. “London won’t give me the vibes I want,” she stated, emphasizing the importance of promoting her home country.
The 24-hour record attempt began on Saturday night, with Tacha targeting 150 makeovers within the timeframe. By Sunday morning, she had already achieved 115 makeovers in 12 hours, surpassing the previous Guinness World Record of 113 completed within 24 hours. The event is part of the ongoing Tacha Beauty Festival, a three-day celebration running from October 10 to 12, which highlights beauty, culture, and resilience within Nigeria’s growing creative industry.
The Tacha Beauty Festival provides a platform for Nigerian beauty professionals to showcase their skills and talents, promoting the country’s beauty industry on a global scale. By attempting to set a Guinness World Record, Tacha aims to demonstrate the potential and capabilities of Nigerian beauty professionals, placing the country’s beauty industry on the world map.
The record attempt has sparked interest and attention, both locally and internationally, with many following Tacha’s progress on social media. As the event comes to a close, it is expected that the outcome will have a positive impact on Nigeria’s beauty industry, promoting growth and development in the sector. With the attempt, Tacha has not only sought to break a record but also to promote Nigerian talent and creativity, leaving a lasting impression on the global beauty industry.