My Story - How Holistic Beauty Was Born

My journey with beauty has not been effortless.
As a teenager, I struggled with acne — the kind that leaves not only scars on the skin, but also on the confidence. I tried every cream, every pill, every promise of perfection. Nothing truly worked — because nothing was addressing the deeper imbalance inside.

Later, I developed eczema — angry, inflamed, and unpredictable. It wasn’t just about the skin; it was my body crying for gentleness. Every flare was a reminder of suppressed emotions, overstimulation, and the hidden toxins of a lifestyle disconnected from nature. I learned that healing eczema wasn’t about fighting the skin — it was about softening toward it, calming the fire from within.

And when I believed I had finally mastered balance, perioral dermatitis arrived — humbling me again. Painful, visible, persistent. A teacher in disguise, showing me that even as a medical doctor, I was still being called to listen deeper — not to treat symptoms, but to honor stories.

Then came the anti-aging era.
As I entered my thirties, I watched women — radiant, wise, powerful — begin to fear time. The chase for eternal youth became another form of self-punishment. The injections, the hormonal disruptors, the endless consumption — all for a glow that could never be sustained if it wasn’t rooted in harmony.

So I began to strip everything back.
To rebuild my relationship with beauty from zero.
To re-learn what it means to care for myself without chemicals, comparison, or control.

Through Ayurveda, herbalism, homeopathy, and energy medicine, I began to restore my skin — and my spirit.
I brewed herbal infusions, worked with lotus oils, practiced gua sha and Abhyanga as sacred rituals, and witnessed how my skin transformed when I started listening instead of fighting.

That is how Holistic Beauty was born.
Not from theory — but from lived experience.
From the merging of my scientific training and my spiritual remembrance.
From the truth that beauty is not something we apply — it is something we activate.