Influencers are some of the most effective marketing assets in today’s digital age. In some cases, these individuals are actively driving the content creation industry for some brands, and how many micro trends are shaped and formed. Thanks to their ability to craft an aspirational lifestyle and test a wide variety of products in the market, influencers’ recommendations are highly valuable for brands and followers alike. This is why recent influencer surveys found that up to 57% of Gen-Z respondents and 41% of all adults surveyed want to be in this line of work. That said, being an influencer is easier said than done. Aside from constantly having to grind as essentially your own production company, being an influencer means you always have to have content ready. Without anything fresh to cover, you can easily get overlooked in favor of the millions of other hopefuls online, given that Linktree’s found that 200 million content creators monetize their work. For an aspiring beauty influencer, this means that you should have a steady stream of products to …