Skincare by Rebeca

I can’t believe that was me on that video 🤭

The last few weeks have been filled with the things that don’t always make it to Instagram:

Family visiting from Ecuador 🇪🇨, slow summer days, meaningful conversations, a Golden Hour brand photoshoot, dinners at home with friends, and moments that reminded me why I’m building the life I dreamed about.

As a mom, entrepreneur, skincare business owner, and content creator, I’m learning that success isn’t just about being visible all the time.

Sometimes the most beautiful seasons happen behind the scenes.

The quiet moments.
The memories.
The people around your table.
The life you’re creating when no one is watching. ✨

I’m back and excited to share more of what’s coming next for Golden Hour, beauty, skincare, entrepreneurship, and this journey of creating a life with more intention.

Tell me… what makes you to slow down? 🤍

Vacation glow doesn’t happen by accident ✨

My travel skincare essentials to keep my skin healthy, hydrated, and radiant:

🍋Exfoliating peel pads to keep my skin smooth
🍋 Oil cleanse to remove SPF + buildup
🍋 Epicutis Hydrating Mask for extra moisture + barrier support
🍋Lipid Serum to nourish and calm my skin
🍋SPF (always, especially on vacation ☀️)

Simple rituals, consistent care, and letting my skin glow while I enjoy every moment. 🤍

What’s one skincare product you can’t live without? Comment below ☺️

Being an immigrant has shaped me in more ways than I ever imagined.

When I moved to Florida in 2010, I came searching for better opportunities. I thought I was simply chasing a better future.

What I didn’t know was that this country would give me so much more.

A place I could finally call home.
A business that started as a dream and became my purpose.
The chance to become a mom and build a life that gives my son opportunities I once only hoped for.
And one of the hardest, yet most beautiful lessons of all - learning how to live far away from my family while finding people who became family by choice.

The journey hasn’t always been easy. There have been moments of loneliness, uncertainty, and starting over. But every challenge has shaped the woman I am today.

Today, I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be an immigrant in this country while always remaining a proud Ecuadorian. My roots will forever be part of who I am, and this country has given me the space to build the life I once dreamed of.

Happy Birthday, USA. ❤️🤍💙 🇺🇸