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As a teenager to young adult, skin care was far from being my biggest forte. My parents constantly told me to stay out of the sun and to take good care of my skin, but back then, I was a tomboy and turned away beauty products. I didn’t like how body moisturizers felt on my skin and was so bad at remembering to apply them after my shower. It wasn’t until I moved to California over a year ago that I realized how thirsty my skin was. For lack of a better word, the skin on my legs and arms were cracking, and I’d always notice them in all my photos. I wasn’t drinking enough water, the climate was hot and dry, and my skin started looking dull. This was the year I needed a complete overhaul of my skincare routine. I knew I needed to seek out for products. Continue Reading…
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I’m an avid believer of dressing for success. Before I had completed high school, I had already worked at multiple part time office jobs, and for a long time, I had the mentality that you should dress where and who you wanted to be, and I wanted to be taken seriously at work. If people were going to talk about me at work, I wanted it to be positive – my attitude, my drive, my willingness to learn, great work ethic or even my office style. I admit that I didn’t always “get it” when it came to dressing appropriately at work, but with age, i’ve definitely gotten smarter about it, and I wanted to share my 3 tips on how to add a little fun and inject more personality in a work outfit without crossing the professional boundaries. 
During my last couple of days of packing, Tom and I hopped into the car and drove to some of our favourite spots one last time in the city. When I first moved to Los Angeles, I would make my way up to Beverly Hills and order a Nutella latte and crêpe while sitting in the courtyard working away on my computer. while taking breaks, I’d steal glances at the fountain and people watch. It was a really nice guilty pleasure between hours and hours of work! 
The last year had gone by so quickly, I hardly could believe a year blew by. After moving to the West Coast, Tom and I are packing up all our belongings and moving back to the East Coast. While I met some amazing people in Los Angeles, and fell in love with Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and the beaches, I’ll be closer to my family, New York City, the Caribbean, Miami and Europe.
