SANDY HARVEY
Sandy Harvey has a lifelong passion for writing and found this highly satisfactory years ago when encouraged by her colleagues to create articles for the College magazine and preparing presentations related to animal anti-cruelty and environmental protection.
In later years she was excited at the prospect of taking journalism to a higher level and is inspired by researching and digesting topics across the board.
Her years of lecturing in the beauty industry have been of great advantage in sharing her knowledge when writing for the cosmetic industry, proudly for the Matsimela brand.
She has discovered that perfecting the art of writing is fascinating as there is unlimited knowledge out there to be explored, one never stagnates and the satisfaction of sharing this with others is a joy in itself.
A Continual Transformation within the Beauty Industry
As was seldom the case in the past, customer preferences in the beauty industry have reached an all-time high. Consumers are more engaged, experimental, and informed than ever before, thanks largely to the rapid growth of digital platforms. Technology [...]
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Stress – an Unhealthy Emotion within the Human Body
It has often been said—and rightly so—that unlike many other organisms, the human form will inevitably experience stress at some point. In psychological terms, this can serve as both a challenge and a protective mechanism, allowing us to confront [...]
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Misfits That Occur Due to Human Interference
Although genetics play a decisive role from birth, human interference with skin has been a common practice for centuries, often driven by dissatisfaction, social pressures, or in response to early-onset skin disorders. The natural variation in human skin, hair, [...]
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South Korea’s Oddities and Commonalities
In 1945, after Japan’s surrender, the peninsula was divided into North and South, giving birth to modern South Korea. Since then, the South has advanced in unique ways—balancing tradition, innovation, and a distinct lifestyle. Interestingly, one in three Koreans [...]
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Manners, Etiquette, and the Rituals of High Society
In countries such as England and Scotland, the traditions of “high society” were defined by rigid codes of manners and etiquette. Among the upper classes, refinement was not simply encouraged, it was expected. Children of privilege were raised to [...]
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The Implications of the Human Factor
Human beings are frequently classified according to background, race, or social position — categories often equated with wealth or status. Yet these distinctions are not always accurate reflections of character or potential. Many variations in personality arise from social [...]
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Plastic Surgery – Structural Enhancement to the Human Form
The art of altering the human form through surgery is far from a modern invention. Documents as early as 600 BC in ancient India reveal knowledge that bodily enhancements were not only possible but practiced. Surgeons of the time [...]
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The Art and Science of Breathing
Breathing is so automatic that most of us rarely think about it — until something interrupts it. A sudden struggle for air can be one of the most alarming experiences a person faces, instantly sparking feelings of panic. Yet, [...]
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