Top 11 Female Construction Affiliates on Instagram (July 2026)

We found 11 Female Construction Affiliates on Instagram
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18/07/2026
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1. New Construction Idaho Jennifer Eighmy Hickey

United States

The pros focus on wow factor customer service for all their buyers and sellers. Marketing guru, sneaker head .Boy Mom! Spotlight Real Estate- Presidio

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2. NORMA BENITEZ Arizona Realtor

United States

Selling 🏡’s in AZ since 2002 Realtor | Design | Build Residential, Land, Relocation, Invest, New Construction, New Development- Team Lead - Mentor

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3. Halle Beeler McCrory, REALTOR®

United States

Dallas, TX Real Estate Advisor & Investor 🗝️ New Construction | Investing | Buy/Sell 🏠 350+ homes sold 🤍 Christie’s International Real Estate

Followers
5.5k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
2.03%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
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5. Chahat | Fashion Design & Education

India

Unschooled artist. Textiles • Construction • Culture CoFounder: @fardaclothing Check out my work ⤵️

Followers
195.9k
Fake followers
15.3%
Engagement rate
2.98%
Average Reel plays
41.4k
Audience gender
female
51.28%
male
48.72%
Top performing Reels
  1. A-Z OF TYPES OF TEXTILE PRINTS🧶 Argyle — A diamond-shaped pattern with overlapping diagonal lines, often associated with knitwear. Bagru — A traditional Indian hand block print style using natural dyes and earthy motifs. Block print — A handcrafted printing technique using carved wooden blocks to stamp designs onto fabric. Buffalo check — A bold check pattern with large squares, typically in two contrasting colors. Buta — A small, stylized floral or paisley motif commonly used in Indian textiles. Buti — A smaller, repeated version of buta motifs scattered across the fabric. Cabana stripe — Wide, bold vertical stripes often associated with beach or resort aesthetics. Chevron — A repeating V-shaped zigzag pattern. Chinoiserie — Decorative patterns inspired by Chinese art, featuring florals, birds, and scenic elements. Crosshatch — A grid-like pattern created by intersecting lines resembling a woven texture. Dabu — A traditional mud-resist hand block printing technique from India. Damask — An ornate, reversible pattern with intricate floral or geometric designs woven into the fabric. Ditsy floral — Tiny, closely spaced floral prints scattered evenly across the fabric. Fern leaf — A pattern featuring delicate, natural fern foliage motifs. Firework — Radiating burst-like patterns inspired by exploding fireworks. Flame stitch — A zigzag pattern resembling flickering flames, also known as Bargello. Folk art — Patterns inspired by traditional, regional, and cultural artistic expressions. Gingham — A simple check pattern made with evenly spaced horizontal and vertical stripes. Greek key — A continuous geometric border pattern formed by interlocking lines. Herringbone — A broken zigzag pattern resembling the skeleton of a fish. Houndstooth — A duotone pattern with abstract, jagged shapes resembling a dog’s tooth. Ikat — A dyeing technique where threads are resist-dyed before weaving to create blurred patterns. Jaal — An intricate, continuous net-like pattern often filled with floral or geometric motifs. Kalamkari — A traditional Indian textile art featuring hand-painted or block-printed mythological and floral designs
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  3. FAVOURITE TEXTILES FROM ALL OVER INDIA🇮🇳🧵 Jammu & Kashmir – Kashida Embroidery A delicate embroidery style inspired by the region’s flowers, birds, and scenic landscapes. Himachal Pradesh – Chamba Rumal Fine hand embroidery depicting miniature-style motifs on square cloths. Ladakh – Thigma Dyeing A resist-dyed fabric technique known for crisp white patterns on deep indigo or black. Uttarakhand – Chutka Blanket A handwoven wool blanket known for its warmth and subtle geometric patterns. Haryana – Khes Textile A reversible cotton weave traditionally used for shawls and bedcovers. Punjab – Phulkari Embroidery Bright and vibrant floral embroidery worked with long darning stitches. Gujarat – Ajrakh A complex block-printed textile dyed with natural colours and geometric motifs. Rajasthan – Bagru Print Hand block printing using natural dyes and earthy tones by the Chhipa community. Madhya Pradesh – Maheshwari Silk Elegant sarees known for their light feel and distinctive striped or checked borders. Chhattisgarh – Kosa Silk A rich, soft silk made from forest-based cocoons with a natural golden sheen. Jharkhand – Tussar Silk Wild silk with a natural texture and rich golden-brown hues. Telangana – Gollabhama Sarees Sarees featuring extra-weft motifs of the iconic Gollabhama village women. Andhra Pradesh – Mangalagiri Fabric Smooth, fine cotton or silk with a woven Nizam border. Odisha – Bomkai Saree Handwoven sarees combining ikat and extra-weft motifs with tribal themes. Uttar Pradesh – Banarasi Saree Luxurious silk sarees known for intricate zari work and Mughal-inspired motifs. Bihar – Madhubani Saree Sarees decorated with traditional Mithila painting motifs and vibrant colours. West Bengal – Murshidabad Silk Light, smooth silk known for its fine texture and elegant drape.
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Audience location by country
India
76%
Pakistan
5.03%
Bangladesh
2.22%
United States
2.18%
Indonesia
1.01%
Followers
5.7k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
4.76%
Average Reel plays
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7. Fiyinfoluwa

📍under construction 💌 hellofiyin0@gmail.com

Followers
6.5k
Fake followers
22.79%
Engagement rate
3.57%
Average Reel plays
3.3k
Audience gender
female
88.07%
male
11.93%
Top performing Reels
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  2. Sunscreen mistakes you shouldn't make Not applying enough: Many people don’t use enough sunscreen, resulting in inadequate protection. It’s recommended to use at least a nickel-sized amount for the face and a shot glass-sized amount for the body. Not using spf30 and above: Sunscreens with SPF 30 or higher provide better protection against harmful UV rays. Using a lower SPF may not offer sufficient protection, especially during prolonged sun exposure. Applying sunscreen on damp skin: Applying sunscreen on damp or wet skin can dilute its effectiveness, reducing the level of protection it provides. It’s important to pat the skin dry before applying sunscreen. Not reapplying every 2-3 hours: Sunscreen gradually wears off due to factors like sweating, swimming, or rubbing against clothing. Reapplying sunscreen every 2-3 hours, or more frequently if sweating heavily or swimming, ensures continuous protection throughout the day. Not applying on your ears, neck, eyes and lips and exposed parts of your body: and exposed parts of the body: These areas are often overlooked but are susceptible to sun damage. It’s important to apply sunscreen to all exposed areas, including the ears, neck, around the eyes (using sunscreen specifically formulated for the eye area), lips, and any other exposed parts of the body. Mixing spf with other products: Mixing sunscreen with other skincare products or makeup can dilute its effectiveness and reduce its ability to provide adequate sun protection. It’s best to apply sunscreen as the last step in your skincare routine, after moisturizer and before makeup, to ensure proper coverage and protection. #sunscreen #sunscreentips #sunscreens #sunscreeneveryday #spf #sunscreenalways #sunscreenreview #skincarereels #skincarecommunity
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Audience location by country
Nigeria
70.77%
United States
7.26%
United Kingdom
4.52%
Ghana
2%
Canada
1.89%
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8. Genesis Garcia | Texas Realtor

United States

•📊 BBA, UHD Alumni 🎓👩🏻‍🎓 •🏡First Time Buyer & New Construction Specialist •📲Text “Home” to get started 832-652-1384

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9. Jasmine Surkatty //

Followers
5.9k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
2.08%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
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10. BOSTON NAILS by Ashleymarie🧚🏼‍♀️

Followers
7.7k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
11.76%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
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Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
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Followers
10.9k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
4.73%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
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