All three things speak to WHO I am. I love wellness (I can't start the day without a good morning swim), systems are my lifeline, and the motto I keep engraved in my brain is "when you see something is not working, stop complaining and actually DO something about it." Besides, I think it's extremely important to look after our health, and considering how hectic the usual day is, the idea of a good smoothie is heavenly.

In a product review, while the target audience and the product's intended purpose play a big role, there are also certain factors that are universal concerns. This would include the suitability for a particular skin type, the ingredients, efficacy, sensitivity, longevity and effectiveness, the price and it's value, packaging, user experience (i.e., is this product catered to the user with clear instructions etc) and ethical considerations.

I especially enjoy experimenting with new skincare products and would be willing to lend my feedback. My affection for skincare has come from the knowledge of how certain products, ingredients and formulations perform on different skin types and conditions. I like trying out new combinations of routines and checking how a product evolves – in terms of its texture, absorption, effectiveness, or irritation it may cause.I am also very specific on how products are packed and what information they cut onto the ingredient list. My modus operandi when it comes to writing reviews is painstaking and objective, as I put my personal experience and factual background together in order to be able to provide sound conclusions. Lotion for acne, cream for dry skin, anti-aging products and many more – I don’t ever guard myself and am always happy to offer a comprehensive and constructive review that helps to get things done.