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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 09:41 pm
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✨AFINAL, O QUE É BELEZA?

Beleza é futilidade?
Cuidar da aparência é vaidade ou autocuidado?
Já parou para pensar o que a sua imagem está comunicando?

E uma mulher espiritual pode se preocupar com isso? A propósito, Deus está inserido nesse assunto?

Essas perguntas e muitas outras foram tema dessa conversa tão especial que eu amei participar no podcast Café com Fé, a convite da querida Cris, @crisbonanno_cafecomfe ao lado da @tatianasacchelli . ☕️🤍✨

Talvez tudo o que você aprendeu sobre beleza precise ser revisitado.

🎙️ Segunda-feira, dia 19, às 20h vai ao ar lá no YouTube!!

Prepare-se para uma conversa que pode transformar a forma como você enxerga a beleza, inclusive a sua.

👉 Salve a data, compartilhe com uma amiga e não perca esse episódio por nada!!

Cris, obrigada pelo convite. Foi uma honra fazer parte dessa mesa! Obrigada @otimizeestudios pela recepção! ❤️

“A verdadeira beleza vai além do espelho. Ela nasce na essência e revela a glória de quem nos criou.”

✨ REVISTA-SE | A imagem é a extensão da essência.

#BelezaComPropósito #Autocuidado #ImagemEIdentidade #MulheresDeFé #CaféComFé BelezaReal Essência

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