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I’m honestly a pretty simple jewelry girl. I don’t like having a million pieces that I only wear once or twice. Most of my clothes are pretty neutral too,black, white, beige, denim, brown.So gold is usually what I reach for first. I do wear silver too, especially my MMD necklace (M for Maria, M for Milo and D for Daisy 🥹), and sometimes I just mix gold and silver and don’t overthink it. I’ve lived in a few different places, so I think my style is a little bit of everything. I love really simple everyday pieces, but I also have a soft spot for bangles, pearls and anything that reminds me a little of home. I’ll wear a tiny huggie with jeans and a T-shirt one day and then put on a bangle stack with a kurta the next. Some of these are really affordable finds and some are more of a splurge. For me, it depends on the piece. If it’s something I know I’ll wear all the time, I don’t mind spending a little more for better quality. I’m definitely more of a minimalist with a few fun pieces than someone who changes their jewelry every day. And honestly, this is pretty much all I need.

These are the bags I actually have in my closet and genuinely reach for. I love having different styles depending on the day a bigger one when I’m carrying more, a shoulder bag for everyday plans, and smaller bags when I’m going out. I usually pick whatever feels right with what I’m wearing that day, and I love that each one gives an outfit a slightly different feel. These are the ones I keep coming back to and actually use in real life.

There’s honestly nothing I love more than taking my time with an everything shower when I finally have a little extra time for myself. I like doing the full head-to-toe reset hair care, exfoliating, shaving, moisturizing, and all the little extras that make me feel clean, soft, and put together. These are the products I’d keep coming back to for my ultimate shower day. ✨

Every October, I find myself going back to the same Halloween movies I grew up loving, and honestly, I never get tired of them. Some of these I’ve watched more times than I can count, while others are on my list to watch this year. I love that they give me all the witches, ghosts, magic, and spooky Halloween vibes without being the kind of scary that keeps you awake at night. 👻🖤 These are my go-to movies for a cozy Halloween night, especially when I want something I can watch with kids, siblings, or the whole family without worrying about nightmares. Basically, spooky enough to feel like Halloween, but still fun, nostalgic, and family-friendly. 🎃🍿

Hello everyone! I'm in my late 20s, and trust me when I say this, I have huge knowledge on retinol and how one should incorporate it into their daily skincare routine. Before considering retinol, please make sure you are at least 24. I've created a section-wise recommendation for each step. Remember: cleanser, moisturizer, and SPF are non-negotiable. The only addition I'd recommend is adding a low-strength retinol into your PM routine and vitamin C into your AM routine.Everything else stays simple and gentle. I won't recommend adding any other product except multi-peptides, and that's completely optional. P. S: please remember to use retinol only twice a week once your skin get comfortable appropriately after 2 to 3 months you can start using it on every alternative night.

All my favorite dupes of Dior, Chanel, Huda Beauty, Charlotte Tilbury, Fenty Beauty, and Rhode.I always advocate for investing in a God skincare products rather than on make-up if you are on budget. I have used all the products in the list. Dupes aren't exact copies of the original products, but they can be really close in shade, finish, or wear, especially if you're on a budget. I spent my teenage years doing and learning makeup and one think I have observed over this past decade, that application and method matter more than product it selves