Jaz

Ko je bil Jaka še edinček sva imela seveda z Urošem zanj velike načrte. Med drugim tudi tega, da bo postal nadarjen pri igranju vsaj enega od inštrumentov. Ki se nama je zdel najbolj sexy. In to je kitara. Ker sva si midva, oba glasbena analfabeta, najbolj od vsega želela, da bi MIDVA znala igrati le to (no, jaz bi si na prvem mestu najbolj želela znati igrati bobne). In ker seveda tega ne znava, sva vse svoje želje in energijo v to usmerila v Jaka (takrat je hodil v prvi razred).

Vpisala sva ga na ure učenja igranja kitare. S hudim navdušenjem. Najinim, seveda.

In the seven years since its founding, Deciem has totally changed how we think about and buy skin care. Thanks mostly to its biggest brand, the Ordinary, it’s allowed a new generation of consumers to understand ingredients and, perhaps more radically, offered them in ridiculously cheap formulations.

The Ordinary is a cult skincare brand, which has grown from strength to strength since its conception. It’s a brand with thousand-long waiting lists, multiple beauty awards and reems of praise from beauty bloggers and editors across the globe. In fact, in 2016 the brand was the recipient of Grazia’s “Breakthrough Brand” Beauty Award; true praise indeed. This is what makes The Ordinary products so coveted.

Like all of the brands under DECIEM, none of the products from The Ordinary are free of parabens, sulphates, mineral oil, methylchloroisothiazolinone, methylisothiazolinone, animal oils, coal tar dyes, formaldehyde, mercury, oxybenzone. DECIEM does not test on animals and does not pay others to do so. For this reason, none of our brands are sold in mainland China since such sales require animal testing for registration purposes.