Like I feel my most beautiful and a lot of different scenarios, a lot of the time for me, I find that when I have a moment where I feel really confident and I feel really beautiful is usually in the mundane moments of just t shirt, messy hair, no makeup, I'm not necessarily somebody who enjoys spending the time to do my hair and makeup.

I feel like I spent so many hours of my life in hair and makeup that like, I just don't really want to be bothered with it more times than not.

I probably would rather spend the time on my hair, but I do really like chill makeup look very natural, just glowy dewy I've learned with my face and my facial features that a lot of the time less is more, I would say sometimes, like I do wish I was a bit more adventurous with makeup, but I think I just get I mean, what's cool about this cover is that it is a beauty story and the makeup was really, really different in each shot.

And it felt very different for me and very out of my comfort zone, which I think was really cool with skin care.

I think my approach has changed there where I am really focused on like my skin barrier.

And I always want to look like I always joke about this and I say I want to look like a glazed doughnut before I go to bed.

If I don't look like a glazed doughnut, I don't want it.

I've learned a lot of beauty things from my mom.

I think one of the biggest things is that when I was young, she never ever let me get out of the bath or the shower without drenching my whole body and lotion.

She just wouldn't let it slide.

I mean, I always remember rummaging through my mom's beauty stuff.

I do remember this one time.

This is so sad.

Oh my gosh!

When I was a kid, she had like a really, really, really strong retinol retinoid cream and I didn't know that that's what it was.

And I had taken it and like, like lathered it on my face and I'm like a kid with kid baby soft, fresh skin and I burned and peeled so badly all over my face for days because I was using like, super, super, super strong retinal.

I learned my lesson with that for sure.

It was miserable.

Mhm And mm one beauty rule that I swear by is first of all, I love Carrie Mulligan.

She's a queen one.

Beauty rule that I swear by is never sleeping with makeup on like, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever under any circumstance.

Get it off.

I look back for a lot of beauty inspiration and like, beauty vibe inspiration from, like the supermodels of the nineties old school kate moss.

Her just like no makeup on a beach somewhere with your, like, her with her pink hair.

Rihanna is a beauty icon to me as well.

I feel like she's legitimately one of the most beautiful people I've ever seen in my life, in person and not in person.

So that's where I get a lot of my beauty inspiration from.

Mhm.

Self care for me can be a lot of different things.

I think it can be taking a nice long bath, it can be spending time outside, it can be praying, it can be reading a book, staying off your phone, putting your phone in the dresser for the weekend.

I think it's whatever you feel like is feeding your soul.

I think my philosophy on beauty is, you know, we all have our own beauty in one way or another.

I think most of the time that comes from within as you grow and evolve as a person and when you're kind to people and um you love people, it does show on the outside as well.

I think when people are like, you're glowing, I think that's a that's like that's coming from the inside when people say that.

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