I am deeply passionate about natural skincare, holistic health, nutrition, and herbal medicine. This passion evolved over the last 7+ years as I navigated my own health challenges, including rosacea, premenstrual syndrome, breast tenderness, headaches, and more. During this time, pursuing my Naturopathy degree provided invaluable mentors and resources. 

A pivotal discovery was the significance of using natural skincare products for optimal reproductive health, and overall well-being. Today, women unknowingly expose themselves to approximately 500 chemicals daily through personal care, hair care, skincare, makeup, perfumes, and other cosmetics. 

Societal pressures, fuelled by marketing campaigns and media, often dictate an unrealistic standard of beauty. Personally, I succumbed to this pressure, engaging in years of using artificial tanners, frequent hair dyeing, fragranced lotions, perfumes, heavy makeup, and opting for unsustainable, cheaply made clothing. Additionally, I incorporated artificially fragranced household items like cleaners, candles, and car fresheners into my routine. These choices, collectively, contributed to the symptoms I experienced. 

What’s alarming is that many cosmetic products in Australia lack regulation and safety assessments. Ingredients like Parabens, Sulfates, Pthalates, EDTAs, chemicals, mineral oils, and petroleum byproducts – classified as ‘Endocrine Disruptors’ – can interfere with hormones, elevating the risk of cancer, reproductive disorders, infertility, cognitive deficits, obesity, and also decreasing sperm counts. 

I aim to inspire change, big or small, toward a more natural lifestyle. Optimal health and well-being are universal goals, and I believe that collaboratively, we can make choices that align with these aspirations.