A year ago, Advanced Génifique user Rosalyn Lee aka Rozz left her job as a radio DJ to travel the world. For her, staying true to herself is key to living the fullest life she can.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO STAY TRUE TO YOURSELF?
It’s about sharing yourself in a way that remains consistent with who you really are. It also means not caring so much about what others think, or doing things just to prove a point—and yet having the courage to express yourself.
WHAT STARTED YOUR JOURNEY TO ACHIEVE THIS?
When I was 26 and at the crossroads of my radio career, I didn’t embody the ‘girl-next-door’ image that was all the rage back then. I sported a shaved head, wore heavy eye makeup, and spoke my mind. Because of that, I didn’t get hired for many hosting gigs or magazine shoots. But I stood my ground and decided not to conform.
WOULD YOU SAY THAT MOVE PAID OFF?
Well, I definitely sleep better at night!
WHO GIVES YOU THE INSPIRATION TO KEEP GOING?
My late mom. Her strength and grace remains unrivalled since her passing 15 years ago. She had the biggest heart and never cared for being liked or understood by anyone. She just loved and shared quietly without fanfare. My baby nephews, Leighton and Austin, also bring so much light into my life.
HOW DO YOU KEEP YOUR SKIN LOOKING SO GOOD, EVEN ON THE GO?
With all the travelling, late nights and exotic food that I’ve been eating, it takes only one day of not applying Advanced Génifique to notice my skin’s need for it. In colder, drier countries, I use it as a serum base under a richer moisturizer like Lancôme’s Absolue L’Extrait. It makes my skin feel so much better—more hydrated, softer and smoother. I don’t go anywhere without this power combo.
WHAT MAKES A PERSON BEAUTIFUL?
Apart from good, clear skin? Kindness is very attractive. I also believe emotional well-being—feeling good and centred on the inside—shows on the outside. Notice that whenever someone’s happy or in love, their skin becomes more radiant?
WHAT HAS STAYED THE SAME ABOUT YOU, AND WHAT WILL NEVER CHANGE?
My sense of humour and curiosity. And how I wear my heart on my sleeve. You’ll always know where you stand with me.
