By Kashish Kochar
Its authentic to take a taste of all fruits, isn’t it? There shapes, colours, sizes and even taste matters, reminding us all of the hidden authentic texture of their composure. Fruits are healthy, it’s a beautiful feeling to smell its natural fragrance, without having any intoxicant fertilizers or so on. We have seen varieties of fruits laying out under the cold blue sky waiting for an immense experience of becoming natural through that cold water that is sparkled on them before an ultimate sale.
Avocados and strawberries are healthy, aren’t they!? There is a beautiful transition happening from a healthy being fruits background to becoming someone’s everyday source of happiness. This evolution has taken time to be classified as something extraordinarily different. We like using sweet smelling creams, and these fruits have in all ways encouraged this functionality more. This feeling is engrossed with all possible reasons for this evolution.
The transformation of fruits into these expensive creams is related to the outlined behaviour of people. Nowadays, we all like to invest in beauty products more rather than on our health. These fruit flavours have their own place to acknowledge when we go visit brands like, “Bath and Body Works.” However, there is a hidden believe, everything has become digitalized, we like using these fruits more on body rather than eating them for our healthy body. Physical appearance matters the most, these high prized attributes are just a part of this frame. Different flavours have a line, these natural fruits have been placed at a hierarchy that’s having an original taste as well as smell.
Avocados are a must try under the category of being a fruit too, rather than just being used as a high paying cost cream.
By Kashish Kochar
Nicely written , it really encourages us to use/consume things in their natural form rather than unnecessarily processing them .
Woww...this gave me a reality check 🤧
FRUITS TO CREAM..SUCH A BEAUTIFUL WAY TO CONNECT THE TRANSFORMATION
It's amazing the way she connected the simplest essence of the fruits to the expensive creams.