GlobalSpa
03-Mar-2022
“For most of history, Anonymous was a woman.” ~ Virginia Woolf. On this International Women's Day, GlobalSpa recognizes and celebrates the women in the industry as we delve into their success mantra they follow, mistakes that have helped them grow, and of course, their WELLNESS philosophy.
Kairavi Bharat Ram is the Founder & CEO of Typsy Beauty, India’s first conceptual beauty brand that aims to bring innovation across its beauty offerings, from ideation to when it’s finally in your hands.
What is your wellness philosophy?
Wellness for me has been about my mental health journey. Doing small things to make sure I feel good about myself and to not let the voices of doubt in my head take over. Makeup has been one of those things that I use as a form of meditation. I always say- Makeup is my armour. It makes me feel powerful and confident!
Your success mantra?
Listen to your inner voice. Listen to your gut feeling and never let fear stop you from accomplishing anything. It is only the tough things that make you tougher and also never forget to dream. Dreams give us goals and achieving those goals are our true measure of success.
A lesson you learned from making a mistake?
Mistakes are meant to happen. We can’t spend our entire lives trying to avoid making mistakes because it leaves no room for development. I have learnt to understand where and how I went wrong from the mistakes so that I wouldn't make the same mistake twice. I also realized that there is a lot you can learn from making a mistake and it is not necessarily something that limits you but, on the contrary, allows you to grow.
Any piece of advice for all the women out there?
My advice to all women would be to believe in yourself. There is no greater victory than being strong and confident in your own skin!
What has been your biggest pride as a doyenne?
My biggest pride has been seeing my dream come true. Writing down a wishlist of things you want to achieve and being able to tick things off that list is the best feeling in the world. When things get tough, you just have to remember that feeling and it all feels worth it.
