Monster high dolls were my favorite. The best in the series was the original design of Cleo De Nile, daughter of the Mummy. She was unlike any doll in the past. Her limbs were capable of bending so she could pose, sit and walk more realistically. her style was dedicated to showing off the fact that she was a mummy. Adorned in bandages and gold accessories, she was the cutest mummy I had ever seen. Cleo had features similar to mine. With brown skin and long dark hair, every time I played with Cleo, it felt like I put myself into a new adventure. I watched all the movies she was in and bought so many dolls from the series. None of them will ever compare to the original Cleo design. The first time I saw her it was as if something clicked in me. It compelled me to buy her and strive to be just like her. Strong, confident, regal, and stylish.

My favorite streaming service at the moment is Netflix because they have a wide variety of content that is suggested to me based on my watch history. They also focus on releasing new content which keeps the roster fresh. However, their consistency to renew their shows is lacking. It is hard to anticipate new shows when their track history shows they will not last. That is why I am excited to work with Peacock because I will be introduced to a new catalog of shows and movies. I will also be able to help Peacock get into the mind of a consumer. To reach a younger audience and provide advice that will boost engagement.

I am very passionate about hair growth. My whole life it has always been hard to grow my hair as an African American because there was not a wide range of products like the ones we have today. One day I decided to spend time and focus on a hair care routine that works for me. Eventually, I created my hair butter that provides my hair with the nourishment it needs to grow. After gaining so much growth I decided to share what I have learned with my friends and family. Now my immediate friend group spends time learning about the science of hair care. From curl pattern to porosity we continuously stress the importance of haircare amongst black women.