At 18, I was in the express elevator of NBC Headquarters going to the executive floor. In there with me were news anchors and models. I marveled at their seemingly flawless skin. I stepped foot into NBC for my first day of internship and before I know it, I turned 25 and was being chased down by skincare companies at a conference because I am now an executive myself for the largest day resort in America, curating and developing the perfect skincare. Another blink of an eye, I am 35, and treating patients medically , restoring their dermal health. Sometimes I look back and feel like a crash dummy myself. I was described as that I have lived 1000 lives. But it seems like each of my life has always revolved around beauty and for years I've watched professionals (artists, dermatologist, aestheticians) use products on themselves and on me. When I was young, I felt like my skin was a invincible, I allowed my face to be a test lab especially during my R&D days. Not realizing that these years of trial & error and observation have accumulated so much knowledge for me outside of my expertise in medical dermal restoration. At 41, my skin is at its healthiest. Yes, better than when I was 21. I can walk out without wearing a drop of make-up and know my skin looks as flawless as it can get in real life. The cumulation of these experiences tells me two things: simplicity is key and most retail skincare companies' only goal is sales. And this ties me back to why, more than ever, my mission to offer transformative medical grade skincare formulations with Vivre SkinLabs is paramount.