There’s something magical about Indian weddings. The music, the lights, the colors and the emotions that swirl around every moment. For Tanvi, a 22-year-old MBA student at Symbiosis and the bride’s younger sister, this wedding wasn’t just a family celebration—it was her stage to shine, to glow, and to look back at the photos years later with pride.

But as she stood in front of the mirror a month before the wedding, all she could see was dull, tired skin that told the story of her stressful academic routine, sleepless nights, and too many hours scrolling through perfect Instagram faces.

“Everyone’s eyes will be on didi,” she thought, “but I want to feel beautiful too.”

Tanvi wasn’t chasing perfection—she just wanted to feel like her best self. The kind of skin that doesn’t need filters or foundation. That looks dewy under fairy lights and confident in candid photographs. Like many young women in their early 20s, her skin was facing the brunt of hormonal changes, academic pressure, and the high standards of beauty set by social media.

“I just wanted my skin to look fresh and lit-from-within for my sister’s wedding functions,” Tanvi shared. “It was her big day, and I didn’t want to look exhausted in every frame.”

Determined to gift herself that glow and radiance, Tanvi visited Reborn Skin & Hair Clinic in Koregaon Park, just a walk away from her college campus.