It’s been a whirlwind year for Sam Faiers, as she prepares to welcome her third child and break into the health and well-being industry.
During an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Sam, 31, discussed how her own health battles with adult acne and Crohn's disease have inspired her to pursue her dream business, after years of 'making mistakes'.
The former TOWIE star admitted it's been a long road to success, as she juggles life with her two children Paul, six, and Rosie, four, and boyfriend Paul with her thriving business.
'Surreal experience': Pregnant Sam Faiers has detailed the importance of staying ‘ahead of the game’ as she breaks into the health and well-being industry
Sam shared her excitement as her new skincare product hit the shelves in Boots this week, in what she described as a ‘surreal’ experience.
As Sam prepares to welcome her third child in the spring, she recalled her tough journey with ‘adult acne’ during her second pregnancy with her daughter Rosie which inspired her latest venture, Revive Collagen.
Following her own experience, Sam and her business partner began working on the product two years ago, before taking a ‘huge risk’ and launching in the middle of the pandemic.
For Sam, who quit her hit hit ITVBe show The Mummy Diaries last year, breaking into the world of health and fitness was something that she never saw coming, yet as time progressed the transition into the business ‘felt right.’
Exciting! The former TOWIE star shared her excitement as her new skincare product Revive Collagen hit the shelves in Boots this week
She admitted: ‘I’ve had a few businesses over the years that have been good, but moving into skincare, health and wellbeing, just feels right, but it is something that I never thought I would get into.
'I’ve made so many mistakes and lost so much money in the past in other businesses, but I don’t regret any of it because it was all a stepping-stone to where I am today.’
Detailing her journey and the importance of setting goals, Sam, who made her TOWIE debut in 2010, explained:
‘I was taking each year as it came before I was on the telly, I was working in a bank and I always really enjoyed my job, I just thought I’d be in the city working in an office.’
New venture: For Sam, breaking into the world of health and fitness was something that she never saw coming, yet as time progressed the transition into the business ‘felt right'
‘I started realising how important it
