Growth Is Beauty with Robyn
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Sharing my experiences, my journey, my therapy mainly through makeup I aim to empower others, break the silence & uplift those to feel they belong ����
"Growth is Beauty" represents the philosophy we must adopt towards ourself to encourage us to look inwards while we do heal... we are all beautiful... even a mosaic is created from broken pieces
08/08/2026
Question time... 🤔
Are you a full makeup kinda girl or a 5- minute-face girl?
Let me introduce myself 😆🤣😂
27/07/2026
Tomorrow is nail day 💅
Help me decide, A or B?
19/07/2026
If you don't try, you will never know 🤣
✨ Matariki ✨
I love that Matariki isn't about rushing into "new year, new me" energy. Instead, it gives us permission to stop for a moment and reflect.
To remember those who have gone before us but remain in our hearts. To acknowledge the challenges we've faced that others don't see. To recognise the growth that has happened, even in the hard times. And to think about what we want more of moving forward.
Life has a way of changing us. Sometimes through happy times, sometimes through heartbreak, trauma, loss or situations we would have never chosen. Yet here we are — still learning, still healing, still showing up as best we can.
I'd love to know...
🦋 What is something from the past year that you're proud of yourself for?
✨ What is one thing you'd like to bring more of into your life over the next year?
It doesn't have to be something big. It could be peace, courage, friendship, laughter, boundaries, adventure or simply making it through another day.
As always, this little corner of the internet reminds me that none of us are walking alone. Happy Matariki, friends. ✨️
06/07/2026
Help me decide...
23/06/2026
I've spoken openly about Nikki's journey for years because I've seen closely the impact it has had on her health, her life, and the people who love her.
One of the reasons I've continued to share parts of her story is because there have been lessons in it for all of us. Not to create fear, but to encourage people to ask questions, seek clarity, advocate for themselves, and trust that it's okay to speak up when something doesn't feel right.
What stands out most is not what happened to her, but what she chose to do afterwards.
She could have focused solely on surviving and healing. Instead, she found the strength to stand up, speak out, and see this through to the end because she knew accountability matters and because she didn't want others to experience the same harm.
That takes courage. It takes resilience. And it takes an extraordinary amount of determination.
Today, after years of advocating for herself and others, there is finally a conclusion.
Nikki, your tenacity has been remarkable. May this be the closing of one chapter and the beginning of a gentler one filled with healing, peace, and hope.
So damn proud of you my friend
❤️🫶👼🦋👼🌸
Read full article here:
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360996417/gps-clinical-negligence-led-two-terminated-pregnancies-and-steroid-induced-syndrome
I was so distracted by my lashes after using the 🆕️ CHOCOLATE BOMBSHELL TUBING MASCARA that I totally forgot to line my brows 🫣🤦🏼♀️🤔
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