05/28/2026
Well… apparently staring in the mirror and overthinking laugh lines and forehead wrinkles can turn into an entire book. 😂
Somewhere over the last year, I started noticing how much mental space a many women (me included) give to aging, beauty, appearance, weight, anti-aging, comparison, and trying to hold onto the version of ourselves we’re used to seeing.
At first, it was personal... looking in the mirror and realizing things were changing. Fighting to stay in my old jeans. Wondering if I should try that new laser treatment. I asked myself why aging suddenly felt so personal. So, I started researching the psychology behind it and realized how many women are privately having this exact same conversation in their heads.
And honestly… there are SO many ways now to try to stay “forever young,” it could easily become a part-time job! Botox, filler, lasers, tightening, contouring, correcting—it’s endless. At some point I realized beauty had slowly shifted from something fun into something many women feel responsible for managing so we don’t fall behind.
That realization turned into a lot of reflection, research, incredible interviews, conversations with women across generations, and eventually… another book.
The press release for PRETTY ISN’T THE PROBLEM went live today and I’m genuinely excited about this one because I think it’s a conversation many women have been carrying in their minds for years.
This isn’t anti-beauty. (I am pro-beauty! 😉) It’s about understanding the relationship so many women have with beauty, aging, self-worth, and identity — and realizing what matters most in the end was never the reflection staring back at us anyway. It’s the life we live, the people around us, the love we share, and how we show up in the world that actually stays till the end. ❤️
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