Aysha Tremblay

Dynamic and customer-oriented professional with a strong background in hospitality, demonstrated at Tremblays. Proven ability to enhance guest satisfaction through exceptional service and attention to detail. Skilled in health code compliance and team collaboration, consistently delivering successful catering events while maintaining a positive work environment.

Professional cleaner with strong experience in maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene. Skilled in efficient time management, attention to detail, and effective use of cleaning tools and products. Reliable team player known for adaptability and delivering consistent results.

Hardworking employee with experience in residential and commercial settings. Adept at following instructions, maintaining clean and tidy workspace, and working cooperatively with team members.

To me, beauty & makeup are deeply personal and empowering. They're not about hiding flaws, but about how i choose to use it to express myself. Some days, a touch of mascara and lip balm gives me the confidence i need; other days, i enjoy playing with bold colours and creative looks that reflect my mood or personality. Makeup is my way of connecting with myself-like a ritual, a form of self-care, and sometimes even therapy. True beauty, i believe, comes from how i carry myself, how i treat others, and how i feel in my own skin-with or without makeup.

Sketching and working with dry media like pencils, charcoal, and pastels is a deeply personal and calming experience for me. It's a space where i can slow down, focus, and let my thoughts flow through my hands onto paper. I love the rawness of sketching-the way a simple pencil line can capture movement, emotion, or a fleeting idea. Dry media allows for so much control and texture; i can blend softly, layer tones, or leave bold, expressive marks. There's something grounding about the feel of the paper and the direct contact of the tools. It's not just about creating a finished piece-it's about the process, the exploration, and the quiet satisfaction of seeing a version slowly take shape.