UNFADING BEAUTY | THE  UPCOMING  BOOK

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I did not write this book because I stopped caring about beauty. I wrote it because I have cared about it long enough to see what it can and cannot carry.

Over time, I watched the conversation around beauty become louder, faster, and more demanding, even as women grew older and more tired. I also noticed that within Christian spaces, beauty was often addressed only in passing—either softened into reassurance or narrowed into instruction—without sustained attention to how deeply it shapes a woman’s sense of worth across decades.

This book is not an argument against care, femininity, or attention to appearance. It is an examination of weight: what beauty has been asked to hold, and what happens when it bears more than it was meant to carry. Scripture has much to say here, not because God is preoccupied with how women look, but because He is concerned with where peace rests when outward things inevitably change.

I have written for women who are no longer interested in chasing approval or denying time, but who want to live faithfully and steadily in bodies that tell the truth about passing years.   My hope is simple—that these pages offer clarity, not pressure, and that they point toward a form of beauty strong enough to endure when the mirror changes, as it always does.

 

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UNFADING BEAUTY | The Beauty Loop Series

The Beauty Loop explores how modern beauty culture quietly trains women to measure worth through appearance—and why that system becomes heavier, not lighter, with time. Through a faith-centered lens, this work examines beauty not as a set of rules or trends, but as a question of identity, peace, and endurance. Drawing from Scripture and lived experience.

 

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This space is for women who are learning that true beauty does not fade,
because it is formed in the soul.

Beauty Loop is a faith-centered space created for women who are
learning to see beauty differently.

After a personal health crisis and a season of prayer, it became clear that this work needed to shift. Not away from beauty—but deeper into it.

Here, beauty is not about trends, age, or perfection. It is about becoming rooted, restored, and renewed through Christ.

Beauty Loop is not about arrival.
It is about transformation.

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