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It's not shallow for Christian women to invest in their style, working out what looked best on me transformed my relationship with myself
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Anna Spreckley2022-11-28T09:30:00
Image Consultant, Anna Spreckley suffered from low self-esteem and struggled with her body-image. Here she explains how finding the right colours and styles for her body, changed so much more than her outside appearance, but her relationship with herself.
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