Beauty in simplicity by Amalie Rose
A Mirror of My Inner World
My skin has become a quiet reflection of my inner world — constantly shifting, always honest. It responds to the ebb and flow of my emotions, stress, nourishment, and rest. As both a model and yoga teacher, I’ve come to see that true radiance begins within. My skin has gently guided me through deep healing, teaching me that self-acceptance and alignment are not just emotional practices — they’re visible on the surface.
From Routine to Ritual
Since becoming a mother, I’ve found myself craving less complexity and more intention. My skincare routine has transformed from a task into a sacred daily ritual. It’s no longer about the number of steps, but about the meaning behind each one. I reach for fewer products now — each one thoughtfully chosen, deeply nourishing, and aligned with my values of simplicity and balance. This small moment of self-connection helps me return to myself each day.
Amalie Rose
Model, yoga teacher, and mother- living beauty from the inside out.
When I Feel Most Beautiful
Beauty no longer feels like something I wear — it feels like something I am. I feel most beautiful when I’m fully present: in meditation, flowing through yoga, holding my child, or grounding barefoot in nature. In those moments, beauty isn’t about appearance — it’s about presence, softness, and truth.
Nourishment as Medicine
Food and water are not just sustenance — they’re medicine. My healing journey has taught me how deeply what I consume affects my skin, my mood, and my energy. Eating in tune with the seasons, both external and internal, brings a calm radiance to my skin. And hydration? It’s everything. A simple glass of water feels like a loving act of care.
The importance of the small acts.
The Power of Small Rituals
Right now, life with a baby means that rituals are softer and more woven into everyday moments. Sometimes it’s a single conscious breath while nursing, or a quiet pause while cleansing my face. These small acts — fleeting but intentional — remind me that grounding doesn’t have to be grand. It lives in the in-between.
A New Definition of Beauty
My understanding of beauty has evolved so much over time. In the early years of modeling, beauty was often about unattainable perfection. Today, I find beauty in aging, in softness, in kindness — in being real. It’s no longer something to strive for, but something to live through. To me, beauty is how deeply you’re connected to yourself, and how gently you move through the world.
What My Skin Needs Now
Right now, my skin is asking for gentleness. For rest. For simplicity. It’s asking me to slow down, to do less, and to trust that enoughness lives in ease — not effort. That feels like a beautiful metaphor for life too.
LEN Skincare Journal 18.06.25