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You’ve officially unlocked the full, unfiltered Sereine experience. Think of this room as our private lounge—a cozy, unpolished space designed for us to connect more closely, share candid updates, and escape the daily rush together. No scripts, no pressure, just honest reflections from my world to yours. The door is open; stay as long as you’d like. The comments are open—pull up a seat and join the chat.

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My night routine is entirely non-negotiable. Even on the nights when I’m exhausted, busy, or just lacking motivation, I still show up for it. I’ve simply learned the hard way that skipping it means a miserable tomorrow. Want to know what helps me wake up hydrated, glowy, and happy? Here’s how I end every night—

A night shower/washing my hair every day

Night showers win over morning showers every time. I love to do both on any days where time permits, but if I’m choosing one, it’s the one that takes off all of the day’s germs before getting into my nice, clean bed. Plus, it’s super relaxing to shower before bed. Part of my nightly shower is washing my hair. Yes, I was my hair every single day. I don’t feel clean unless I do, and I couldn’t imagine submerging myself in the shower without getting my hair wet. I feel like I’d just be cold? I actually have noticed my hair grows quicker and looks better when I wash it every day, and I don’t mind doing it, so it’s a must every night for me.

Skincare routine

My skincare routine is the most consistent thing in my life. I could get home super late or be half-asleep, and I will still be doing my skincare routine immediately after my shower. I enjoy my routine and find it really relaxing, so I don’t ever see it as a chore. While I believe skin is mostly genetic, I owe the remaining credit to being so consistent with my routine.

The Routine: I wash my face in the shower with my Rhode Pineapple Cleanser, then once I get out, it’s the Rhode Glazing Mist, Rhode Glazing Milk, Caudalie Vinoperfect Serum, YTTP Superfood Skin Drip, Rhode Barrier Restore Cream, the Biossance Eye Serum, and lastly, the Rhode Peptide Lip Mask. There was a short period of time when I tried mixing it up, but I quickly realized it wasn’t for me, and back to my staples I went.

Drinking tons of water

All I drink is water (not a fan of the taste of anything else), but I make sure to drink even more water at night. I feel like it sets up my skin to be extra hydrated and fresh in the morning, and it stops me from snacking late at night. I feel a difference in the way my body feels in the morning when I drink more water at night vs when I don’t.

Ten-minute clean-up

Before I shower, I always do a quick room cleanup. Even if it’s just ten minutes to pick up whatever I didn’t have a chance to put away during the day. I love coming back to a perfectly clean room after my shower, and I wake up in such a better mood when I’m waking up in a clean space rather than a disorganized one.

A sweet treat & something to watch

I’m doubling down here because they’re a package deal. I have an insane sweet tooth. A small percentage of my overall happiness comes from indulging in something sweet every day. Some days I try to be healthy about it; some days I don’t. Either way, I need something every night before bed. I’m aging myself so badly here (I’m 27), but there’s nothing more relaxing than being freshly showered, skincare done, with a full water bottle, a sweet treat, and a TV show to end your night. I prefer a show or a movie over scrolling on my phone, so I always have something to watch.

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A collection of the things currently holding my attention—beauty finds, places, habits, and little luxuries I’m saving a spot for. Think of it as a rotating list of what I want right now.

Coastal Pullovers

Something to throw on after a long day at the beach. When the sun starts to set, and the breeze becomes a bit sharper. These Shop Fancy pullovers are a dream. Chic sportswear that looks like it came straight from the 90s. I’m in awe.

I’ve been really into finding matching sets that don’t perfectly match. Something with contrast that still looks elevated, but relaxed. As a WFH girl and just an overall girl who loves to be comfy, I love finding loungewear sets that I can wear even when it’s hot out.

Coach Chelsea 30 in Maple

I’ve had dreams about this bag. It’s the shade of brown I love most. It’s so 90s chic (noticing a theme here?) and a constant thought in my mind. I’m holding off for now, but I don’t know how much longer I can wait to give this permanent residence in my wardrobe. The slouch, the leather—and it’s the perfect size for summer. I love bags of all sizes, but as an over-packer, I realistically need a bag at minimum this size.

Salomon Sneakers

I’ve been eyeing Salomon’s for a bit, mostly for their stunning colorways. This summer is all about moving my body and staying active, so why not treat myself to a new pair of shoes? For the motivation, right? I love the color on the tongue of the first pair, the neutral pattern of the third, and, of course, I want a brown pair as well. Which would you choose?

Summer Keepsakes

Two staple accessories that I’ve been eyeing since the start of spring. I’m normally not a hat girl (although I wish I was), but I actually think this raffia bucket hat looks really flattering. Pair that thought with a Madewell store credit, and the checkout process almost happens itself.

On the other hand, I’m also in love with these oval earrings from Anthropologie and am distraught to see that they’re on back order until the end of July. I’m sure I can find similar ones, but this style/shape is officially on my radar.

Skirts of Every Kind

Is a dress easy to throw on in the summer? I’d argue a skirt is just as much.

I’m on the lookout for easy-to-style skirts that are comfortable but cute, that I can wear all summer long. Linen ones from Abercrombie, Sporty ones from x, Satin lace ones for outdoor dinners—I want them all.

Currently reserved, always subject to change.

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Inside The Suite.

You’ve officially unlocked the full, unfiltered Sereine experience. Think of this room as our private lounge—a cozy, unpolished space designed for us to connect more closely, share candid updates, and escape the daily rush together. No scripts, no pressure, just honest reflections from my world to yours. The door is open; stay as long as you'd like. The comments are open—pull up a seat and join the chat.

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Delivered straight to your suite. Consider this your weekly guest itinerary of the pieces, routines, and views currently in heavy rotation around here. Settle in for a brief look at this week’s essentials, curated straight from the property grounds.

This Week’s Delivery:

Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear All Over Full Coverage Concealer

A beauty product that I come back to time and time again. Very lightweight, yet opaque enough to cover and correct. Perfect for the summertime and has a great shade range for those with true neutral undertones. If you gravitate towards natural looks, but struggle with under-eye darkness, this is a great common-ground concealer. I use the shade 360N.

35mm Film Camera

I love my film camera. I have yet to develop anything, but the experience of capturing on it has been so…whimsical? It feels different from any other camera I have (and I have quite a few), and I’ve been collecting finished rolls, anxiously waiting to have enough ready to go and develop. A beach-bag essential all summer long.

Rhode Lip Products

Rhode’s always had a permanent reservation here, but lately, the lip products have taken their place right at the top drawer of my vanity again. I forgot how much I love the new and improved formula, and how lovely each shade is. My favorites at the moment are PB&J, Salty Tan, and Toast.

Ordinary Lash Curl Finisher

The perfect at-home lash lift for summer. If mascara feels too heavy in the heat, this is a great alternative. A clear mascara that holds your lashes up. No worries about smudging or flaking, just beautiful, weightless lashes all day long.

Rivals Season Two

I watched season one when it first came out in 2024 and quickly fell in love with it. I’m so ecstatic that it came back, but I have yet to find anyone who’s watched, so I’m still crossing my fingers for a third season. This show has a little bit of everything. Taking place in the 1980s English countryside, this is a classic rich people’s drama, following powerful people fighting over a regional television franchise while also going through their personal life problems. I could not recommend this more. It’s on Hulu, whenever you’re ready to watch.

The amenities are officially yours to enjoy. I highly recommend partaking in a few.

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While trends come and go, simple nails remain a staple. If you’re looking for inspiration beyond your usual go-to’s, here are some ideas that offer just enough interest while maintaining that clean, effortless look.

1. Glazed Nails

Glazed, pearl, chrome—it all means the same thing, and it’s the perfect way to elevate a milky base into a summery manicure. I just recently got this done, and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t inclined to get it again and try out different color bases. I feel like an elegant mermaid.

2. Raspberry Pink

My idea of a hot pink summer nail. It’s rich enough to feel intentional, but still classic enough to go with everything. A fun twist for anyone looking to step outside their usual neutral rotation. All I’m thinking about is pairing this with Rhode’s Teacup blush shade.

3. A Classic Short French

Trends come and go, but a short French manicure remains untouched. It’s refined without trying too hard and manages to make everything else look a little more polished.

4. Milky Pink

For those who want something a touch softer than a nude. Milky pink nails have a fresh, healthy look that makes hands appear polished without ever feeling overdone. It’s sheer, but still noticeable.

5. Butter Yellow

Shocking, right? But seriously—butter yellow is an obvious choice that will never go out of style. Looks amazing with a tan, too.

6. Bronzed Brown

Brown shouldn’t only be reserved for the fall. It’s warm, rich, and subtly glowing. Bronzed brown is the neutral that never feels boring. It’s my favorite color for a reason!

6. Burnt Terracotta

A richer take on summer warmth. Burnt terracotta nails bring depth without heaviness—toasty, but still light.

7. Deep Cherry

Deep, glossy, and quietly dramatic. It’s a classic for a reason. Paired with gold jewelry and mwah!

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Enter Sereine.

Derived from the French word for serene, Sereine evokes a sense of unclouded calm, soft light, and gentle clarity. It is a word that feels completely definable, rooted in pure serenity. It’s a shift away from the pressure of the internet and a step toward something softer, more refined, and entirely unhurried.

Curated with a nod to the effortless aesthetic of a boutique luxury hotel, you’ll find this space divided into dedicated ‘rooms.’ It’s my way of creating a distinct destination for everything I love, while giving you a quiet, beautiful place to escape to.

Thank you so much for being here, for growing with me, and for sharing in this journey.

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If you’re looking for your next read, you’ve come to the perfect place. I’ve searched for the best beach reads and have compiled them into a list below. Download them on your kindle, or head to your nearest Barnes & Noble—we’re reading this summer ladies!

Our Perfect Storm By Carley Fortune

When Frankie is unexpectedly left at the altar, her estranged best friend George convinces her to take the honeymoon anyway—with him. Set against the dreamy backdrop of Tofino, this friends-to-lovers romance follows two lifelong friends as they navigate heartbreak, buried feelings, and a chance to rebuild what they've lost. Warm, emotional, and full of longing, it's a story about friendship, healing, and finding love where you least expect it.

The Night We Met By Abby Jimenez

After a single decision at a concert changes everything, Chris finds himself on the sidelines of the life he wishes he was living. As Larissa builds a relationship with his best friend, he’s forced to navigate loyalty, longing, and the cost of staying silent in this emotionally charged romance about timing and impossible choices.

Rules For The Summer By Meghan Quinn

A summer rom-com about a fake engagement gone wrong, a failing candy shop, and two unexpected neighbors who find themselves thrown together in a chaotic small-town summer. As Renley tries to rebuild her life and Theo escapes his own mess, forced proximity turns irritation into something neither of them planned for—raising the question of whether their summer escape can become something real.

Just For The Summer By Abby Jimenez

My favorite read from last summer

Justin has a “curse” that went viral online—every woman he dates ends up finding her soulmate right after they break up. When he connects with Emma, who has her own strange romantic streak, the two agree to date each other with a simple plan: break up quickly and cancel out their bad luck. A summer fling on a private island in Minnesota was supposed to solve everything, but between unexpected family responsibilities, personal complications, and growing closeness, their carefully planned arrangement starts to feel a lot more complicated than either of them expected.

The Off-Campus Series By Elle Kennedy

Recently watched this on Prime, and now I want to read the entire series!

A college rom-com about a fake dating arrangement between a focused student trying to get her crush’s attention and a cocky hockey captain desperate to save his GPA. What starts as a mutually beneficial deal—tutoring in exchange for a pretend relationship—quickly becomes complicated after an unexpected kiss changes everything.

There’s something about contemporary romance that always feels grounding in the best way—easy to sink into, quietly comforting, and deeply transporting. In the midst of summer, these stories become their own kind of escape. Happy reading!

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The passage of time, the melting of all that was once heavy, a flower may not be in place, but there are roots. Roots absorbing all it can, all it needs to stimulate growth.

You can be all you want to be, especially in June. The sun is warm and supportive. The water is refreshing and reviving. The grass is grounding, yet freeing. Fully embrace what the month has to offer, and step into it ready to bloom.

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I think I got my first digital camera when I was maybe ten or eleven years old. I don’t remember using it much, just receiving it, and feeling like it would be something I’d really enjoy using. I was always the kid who had to bring a disposable on class field trips, forced my siblings to recreate music videos or dramatic movie scenes, and, when Instagram was created, you better believe I was obnoxiously posting every little thing, multiple times a day (can we bring that back, please?).

Fast forward to almost three years ago, my sister had just given birth to her first baby, and I got the urge to start capturing memories again. We are the adults now, and I want my nephews and my future kids to be able to look back on not just special days like birthdays or Christmas, but everyday moments. Summers at the beach, the first warm day of spring at the park, the ice cream truck, and the way my nephew says “ice cream truck”. These factors, and the one where my sister told me how much she paid for her newborn's photo shoot, made me impulsively spend way too much money on a camera in June of 2023.

My nephew became my little model, taking (my version of) professional photos for every little milestone of his. I’ve watched hours of videos on my specific camera and photography in general, and while I still have so much to learn, I’m really proud of how much I’ve improved since the start.

Sometimes I think about what it would look like to pursue photography a bit more seriously. There are SO many paths you can go down, and what excites me the most is the idea of doing retail/brand photography. I’ve done a bit for my job, and I thoroughly enjoy each experience. I also just started a business that will really allow me to start gaining experience, which is exciting.

I’ve tried numerous kinda of hobbies over the past few years, and the two that have really stuck have been writing and photography. I think that’s how you know you’re meant to do something—when it's natural and easy to do.

Also, you can be good at almost anything– because practice makes perfect.

If you want to see some of my photos, I’ve slowly started posting them here 🤍 (I can not post them here because I would get decision paralysis trying to choose even my top ten favorites).

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When I first envisioned rebuilding this space as a digital boutique hotel, I knew I needed one specific “room” that felt entirely separate from the curated aesthetics of everything else.

Welcome to The Suite.

This is a cozy room within Sereine designed for us to connect closer and escape the daily rush together. Think of this as our private lounge—the space where we can talk about absolutely everything, completely unhurried.

It's a locked space reserved for those who choose to upgrade their stay and unlock the full, unfiltered Sereine experience."

What You Can Expect Here Every Week:

• Candid Updates: No polished scripts, just honest reflections on the things going on.

• Casual Musings: Random thoughts, sudden inspirations, and deep dives into the books I’m reading, the movies comforting me, or the slow-afternoon realizations I have while out taking a walk.

• Unfiltered Conversations: A low-pressure sanctuary where we can chat about the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

Consider this my official open-door policy. Every week, I’ll be checking in right here to share a piece of my world with you, and I hope you’ll do the same in the comments.

The rush of the day-to-day can wait outside. For now, you’re in The Suite.

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Hailey is always the inspo. I’ve always loved her effortless, off-duty, minimal style. An oversized long-sleeve and flip-flops? Obviously, it’s the move. Remember to always incorporate your own flair. Personally, I’d opt for square to sandals because I love the look, and round sunglasses because they fit my face better.

No more matching sets

Matching workout sets? It’s too easy! There’s something about looking like you threw on the first thing in reach before heading out the door to run errands that is very chic. I’m talking thrifted oversized shirts, track shorts, and messy-air-dried hair.

Oversized basics made chic

I seriously love an oversized look. Maybe it’s because I WFH, so I’m always seeking comfort, or the fact that I just think it looks really cool and effortless—being able to pull off an oversized piece or outfit is a true talent. Button-ups, tees, light knit sweaters—it’s very quiet, confident street-style.

My favorite stores for elevated basics: Mango, Gap, Aritzia, Quince, Reformation, J. Crew

Skirts and more skirts

Dresses are easy, but are skirts easier? Dressed down for the grocery store or dressed up for brunch (or vice versa!), There are endless amounts of ways to style a skirt during spring and summer. Grab a few in neutral colors and different textures (linen, of course!), and you’ll have the most versatile capsule wardrobe.

Abercrombie makes some of my favorite skirts

Shorts that aren’t denim

Again, this is all coming from the mouth of a WFH girlie, but shorts don’t always need to be denim to be cute. Lounge shorts can be styled in a million and one ways, and the types of lounge shorts are becoming endless. I’ve been seeing a lot of lace and ruffles, so I have a feeling we’ll be seeing them a lot this season.

Aerie makes great loungewear

90s accessories

Scarves, boat and totes, headbands, or even a film camera, ’90s accessories are the perfect way of playing up an outfit without making it overly loud (for the minimalists, of course). Recently bought both a mini and medium boat and tote, and they will both for sure be my go-to bags all spring and summer.

My go-to’s:

1. L.L. Bean Boat and Tote

2. Minimal sunnies

3. A simplistic beach hat

Kendall-Coded

Loveee Mrs. Bieber, but if you know me, you know Kendall Jenner is my everything inspiration. There’s not an outfit she’s worn that I wouldn’t wear myself (you know, if I had endless funds). A lot of my style Pinterest boards are of celebrities because do you know who these celebrities have? Celebrity stylists!

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When I looked at job descriptions, I noticed a pattern: employers wanted familiarity with certain programs, but the truth was, most entry-level candidates didn’t actually know how to use them yet. Instead of seeing that as a barrier, I saw it as an opportunity. I thought, if these tools are going to be essential anyway, why wait for someone to teach them to me?

That shift in mindset changed everything. It wasn’t about trying to be impressive—it was about not wanting to walk into my future feeling unprepared.

So I started learning.

First things first, I treated my evenings and weekends like creative playgrounds. Canva became a space where I experimented with design, not because anyone asked me to, but because I liked putting together designs that I could imagine creating one day for a brand. I’d look at the hundreds of promotional emails I’d get a week from brands I loved, and I’d try to replicate them. If I didn’t know how to, I’d learn to (thanks, YouTube and TikTok).

Second, I was the biggest fan of “trial and error”. There are so many advantages in being unknown, in having no one care. In 2018, I started a website because I wanted to strengthen my writing skills, learn about SEO, and start utilizing social media from a business standpoint. It was in no way successful—but I was. I learned everything I set out to learn, the best Pinterest practices to drive traffic to your website, connecting MailChimp to WordPress to start a newsletter—the list goes on and on.

And that’s where most of my ambition came from. I’d see things that inspired me. I’ve always had this mindset: “If it can be done, then I can do it.”

The more I learned, the more I realized how accessible skill-building actually is. You don’t need a title to open a program. You don’t need permission to try. So much of early career growth depends not on experience but on initiative—on the willingness to open the door yourself instead of waiting for someone to invite you in. Every time I picked up a new skill, it gave me a quiet confidence that I wasn’t just preparing for a job; I was preparing for myself. That feeling is something every young professional deserves to experience.

When it finally came time to apply for jobs, I expected these skills to be helpful, but I didn’t expect them to become the thing interviewers wanted to talk about. I’d had built a website to show off each skill I had, I wore it as a badge of honor. Interviewers noticed, and they were impressed. It wasn’t that I was the most qualified person in the room—far from it. But I showed ambition. I showed my determination to learn. Initiative is one of the greatest skills you can have.

The skills that make you unique often start as the things you do for fun. Too many people underestimate the value of their interests simply because they don’t come with a certificate or a formal class attached to them. But passion is often the strongest teacher. Curiosity is often the best coach.

Looking back, I think the real reason these hobbies turned into resume highlights is because they came from a place of authenticity. I wasn’t trying to check boxes or impress anyone. I was exploring the industry I wanted to join, and that made my learning deeper and more personal. Employers can feel the difference. Skills learned out of obligation feel flat. Skills learned out of curiosity carry energy, creativity, and intention. That’s the kind of learning that shows up in your work.

What I appreciate now is that this experience changed the way I see career growth altogether. It taught me that you don’t have to be an expert to start—you just have to start. Small, consistent, interest-driven learning compounds over time. Before you know it, the things you were curious about turn into your strengths. The things you learned in your free time become the things that make you stand out. The things you once considered hobbies become the foundation of your professional identity.

It also helped me walk into new roles with confidence instead of fear. I didn’t feel like I was pretending or guessing—I had already spent hours absorbing the basics. I could contribute sooner. I could think more strategically. I could ask better questions. I’d walk into an interview with ideas ready to share about what I’d do differently if I landed the role. That foundation made me not only more prepared, but more relaxed in my early career. And when you’re relaxed, you perform better. You connect better. You grow faster.

Today, when I look at my resume, the skills I’m most proud of aren’t the ones I learned formally—they’re the ones I taught myself. They remind me that my career is being built piece by piece, by me. And I’m still building. I’m always looking for new things to learn, staying in the know, and adding to my expertise.

So if you’re at the beginning of your career, or feeling stuck, or worried that you don’t have enough experience yet, I want you to hear this: you already have everything you need to start. The internet makes learning ridiculously easy. Curiosity makes it enjoyable. Consistency makes it stick. You don’t need a title to grow—you just need initiative. And every minute you spend learning something new is an investment in the future version of you.

My hobbies became the highlight of my resume, not because they were extraordinary, but because they were intentional. They showed I cared. They showed I was paying attention. They showed I was ready before anyone even asked. And that’s something anyone can replicate. Your next great skill could be the thing you decide to explore tonight just because it interests you. So follow it.

You’re tired, blame it on the lack of sunlight, but you forbid yourself to stay inside any longer. You push through the walls, you claim the fresh air, you take it upon yourself to make things happen. You can enter as your old self, but you must believe that you are not forced to stay that way.

And it’s okay if you’re still looking for the exact spot that the sun hits. Where you’ll feel the most warmth, the most radiance, the place that will renew the energy that you’re in search of. Because April is a smooth transition. It is patient and breezy. It understands highs and lows; it defines transformation.

It will allow you to dance in the rain and bask in the shine. It will remind you of the importance of remaining present, of remaining faithful

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I love accessories. Bags, jewelry, shoes, I could never have enough. Outfits? minimalist. Accessories? Let’s have the basics, but also let’s have some fun.

Give me a beaded shoulder bag for the summer, suede in the fall, and the tiniest bag that is not even the least bit functional—and I’m one happy girl. I feel stable, but spontaneous. Here are my favorite quiet (but occasionally loud) luxury bags.

Shop all of my favorites here

Never having been on a work trip, I was in awe of everything there was to take in at the show. A wedding dress can be made in how many different ways? The talent, creativity, and passion were evident in each design. I feel so fortunate to have been able to see this side of the fashion industry and how it operates.

When I sat in on my first fashion show, all I could think about was the endless opportunities that exist out there to be creative. These are artists that are making their designs come to life and showcasing them in front of everyone, and I want to do the same.

My photography, my writing, these things make me feel like one of the designers, and I often fall into cycles that puts them on the back burner. But when I’m watching a show, meeting Randy Fenoli and having a totally casual convo (while internally screaming), or speaking to the publisher of a magazine, I’m reminded just how important it is to engulf yourself in the things that light you up. Watching others succeed in their art ignites me. Being around inspiring people, inspires (shocker).

So here I am, reminding myself that my dreams are worth chasing, that authenticity is the bridge that will guide me to where I want to be. Not a trend, not a quick-post, work that really resonates. That makes sense to me and searches for those like-minded.

Sometimes I feel like I’m forcing myself to fit into a box. Something that makes me compromise my creativity in order for it to be understood or appreciated. I almost always feel regret when I look back at the drawing I’ve made of myself, because it doesn’t feel true. And this weekend showed me just how important it is to remain true, to put your work out there and let what’s meant to be…just be.

“My creativity doesn’t have to be good, it just needs to be true.”

January feels fresh. Free—wings anew as you fly over all that awaits your landing. You fly alone, moving faster than ever before. You’re enjoying the journey, reaching new heights, finding new places to be.

And it’s cold outside. Sharp winds remind you of where you once took off from. But this time, the gusts push you forward instead of weighing you down. They propel you—your memories teaching you how to keep flying.

And each time you land, it will be graceful. Filling in your shadow as you’re gently placed into spaces written especially for you.

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Brows: ABH Brow Freeze Gel, Kosas Brow Pop Nano

Skin: Unreal Skin Glow Tint, Saie Dew Bronze Liquid Bronzer, Patrick Ta Cream and Powder Blush, Merit Highlighting Balm

Eyes: Ilia Mascara,

Lips: Rhode Peptide Lip Tint

Brushes: Tarte Foundation Brush, Makeup By Mario F1 Brush, Saie Big Buffing Brush, Eyelash Curler, Hourglass Smudge Brush

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