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Courgette, Lime & Pistachio Cake

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Courgette, Lime & Pistachio Cake

Spring is here, It’s finally starting to feel like spring is here and with that, I’m trying to spend...

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Hello May! So just to throw this out there: is anyone else planning their great escape for when we are finally liberated from lockdown? Well, I’m definitely not planning a lavish holiday abroad any time soon. But, I can’t wait to experience the simplest of joys again: a trip to the cinema, a fresh brew…

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I recently took part in a project with @abelwoman for @allure about my journey with hair loss and what I gained along the way.

It’s funny, over on my blog page, I didn’t hesitate to produce content, posts and reels to talk about hair loss. Yet, when this article finally came out, I was met with anxiety about sharing it on here, with friends and family who *know* me. But that’s always the hardest step to take.

“Arguably since the beginning of time, the ultimate stereotypical symbol of femininity has been long, flowing hair. Just look at Eve. Historically, she's been portrayed with waves down to her waist, either blowing behind her or falling across her chest like some sort of protection. Her hair is often what sets her apart from Adam. "Hair is something so intertwined with being a woman that when [they] start to lose their hair, it can take a huge toll," says Georgia Gaveras, a board-certified New York City-based psychiatrist and co-founder of Talkiatry. "For a lot of women, [their hair] is how they define themselves."”

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I recently took part in a project with @abelwoman

I recently took part in a project with @abelwoman for @allure about my journey with hair loss and what I gained along the way.

It’s funny, over on my blog page, I didn’t hesitate to produce content, posts and reels to talk about hair loss. Yet, when this article finally came out, I was met with anxiety about sharing it on here, with friends and family who *know* me. But that’s always the hardest step to take.

“Arguably since the beginning of time, the ultimate stereotypical symbol of femininity has been long, flowing hair. Just look at Eve. Historically, she's been portrayed with waves down to her waist, either blowing behind her or falling across her chest like some sort of protection. Her hair is often what sets her apart from Adam. "Hair is something so intertwined with being a woman that when [they] start to lose their hair, it can take a huge toll," says Georgia Gaveras, a board-certified New York City-based psychiatrist and co-founder of Talkiatry. "For a lot of women, [their hair] is how they define themselves."”

This is my story about how I am overcoming my struggle with my hair and my desire to not let it define me.

Thank you to @abelwoman for giving me a platform to share my story and hopefully help others who are going through similar experiences.

Link to article in bio ❤️

Grinning because it’s the weekend and I can do m

Grinning because it’s the weekend and I can do my favourite things 🍴🧁 🎹🐕‍🦺

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