As a consumer, I’m immediately turned off by brand content that feels inauthentic or overly sales-driven. When a brand prioritizes pushing a product over providing real value—whether that’s education, transparency, or relatability—it breaks trust. I’m also put off by content that relies heavily on trends without intention, uses unrealistic beauty standards, or lacks cultural awareness. Additionally, vague claims without explanation, greenwashing, or influencer content that feels forced make me disengage quickly. I’m far more likely to connect with brands that communicate honestly, show real use in everyday life, and respect their audience’s intelligence rather than trying to “sell” to them.

If I had one week to introduce FORAH to young professionals, I would focus on positioning it as an everyday essential, not just a sunscreen. I’d start by highlighting how FORAH fits into a real, busy lifestyle—morning routines, commuting, working long hours, and prioritizing skin health without extra effort. Through short-form content, I’d show how FORAH works seamlessly in GRWM routines, under makeup, and for daily protection, while educating on the importance of mineral sunscreen and debunking common myths around white cast and texture. Throughout the week, I’d lean into education and storytelling—explaining the brand’s nature-inspired values, sustainability, and why daily sun protection matters for long-term skin health. I’d also host a live session to answer questions in real time, share honest first impressions, and build trust through transparency. The goal would be to make FORAH feel approachable, informative, and aligned with a mindful, modern professional lifestyle.

I am actively involved in several organizations on campus, including NCNW (National Council of Negro Women), Women of CAU, Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society, House Arrest 2 Championship Dance Team Inc.: The Dime Chapter, Big Sister Little Sister Mentoring Program Inc., and I also serve on the Culinary Council. In addition, I currently serve as the 2025–2026 Miss Junior at Clark Atlanta University, where I engage in campus-wide programming and student outreach.