AbiirSkincare/Hydrogen/web/app/lib/journalBlogPostsSeed.ts

import imgJournal from '~/assets/journal/Journal.png';
import imgJournal1 from '~/assets/journal/Journal1.png';
import imgJournal2 from '~/assets/journal/Journal2.png';
import imgJournal3 from '~/assets/journal/Journal3.png';
import imgJournal4 from '~/assets/journal/Journal4.png';
import imgJournal5 from '~/assets/journal/Journal5.png';
import imgJournal6 from '~/assets/journal/Journal6.png';
import imgJournal7 from '~/assets/journal/Journal7.png';

/** Repeating cover art: Journal.png → Journal7.png, then cycle. */
const JOURNAL_IMAGE_CYCLE = [
  imgJournal,
  imgJournal1,
  imgJournal2,
  imgJournal3,
  imgJournal4,
  imgJournal5,
  imgJournal6,
  imgJournal7,
] as const;

export interface BlogPost {
  id: string;
  title: string;
  subtitle: string;
  excerpt: string;
  /** Short teaser on the Journal grid (matches Figma card copy). */
  cardExcerpt?: string;
  content: string;
  author: string;
  authorRole: string;
  date: string;
  readTime: string;
  category: string;
  image: string;
  featured?: boolean;
  tags: string[];
}

const blogPostsData: Omit<BlogPost, 'image'>[] = [
  {
    id: "ancient-art-ayurvedic-skincare",
    title: "The Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Skincare",
    subtitle: "5,000 Years of Wisdom for Modern Skin",
    excerpt:
      "Discover how ancient Ayurvedic principles are shaping the future of luxury skincare — and why your dosha might be the key to your best skin ever.",
    content: `Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old Indian system of natural healing, has never been more relevant to modern skincare. At its core, Ayurveda teaches that skin health is inseparable from overall balance — of body, mind, and spirit.

The three doshas — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — govern not only your personality and digestion, but also the nature of your skin. Understanding which dosha dominates your constitution is the first step toward a truly personalized skincare ritual.

**Vata Skin** tends to be dry, delicate, and prone to fine lines. It craves deep nourishment from oils like sesame and almond, herbs like ashwagandha, and warm, grounding rituals.

**Pitta Skin** is sensitive, prone to redness, and reactive to heat. It thrives with cooling herbs like sandalwood, neem, and rose — applied with a gentle, methodical touch.

**Kapha Skin** is oily, smooth, but prone to congestion. It benefits from warming, clarifying herbs like turmeric and ginger, with regular detoxifying rituals.

At ABiiR, every formula begins with dosha wisdom — then integrates the precision of modern cosmetic science to create products that honor both traditions.`,
    author: "Dr. Amara Osei",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Chief Formulator",
    date: "March 8, 2026",
    readTime: "6 min read",
    category: "Ingredient Education",
    featured: true,
    tags: ["Ayurveda", "Ingredients", "Skin Type", "Education"],
  },
  {
    id: "building-evening-ritual",
    title: "Building Your Evening Ritual",
    subtitle: "The Art of Slowing Down",
    excerpt:
      "Your nighttime skincare routine isn't just about products — it's a sacred moment of self-care. Here's how to build one that truly transforms your skin while you sleep.",
    content: `The evening ritual is perhaps the most important skincare moment of your day. While you sleep, skin undergoes its most intensive repair cycle — cell turnover accelerates, collagen synthesis peaks, and the skin barrier reinforces itself.

What you apply before bed matters enormously. But so does how you apply it.

**Step 1: The First Cleanse**
Begin with an oil-based cleanser to dissolve the day — sunscreen, pollution particles, and makeup. This step is not optional; it's foundational.

**Step 2: The Second Cleanse**
Follow with a gentle water-based cleanser. This dual-cleanse method (borrowed from Korean beauty, echoed in Ayurveda's cleansing rituals) ensures truly clean skin.

**Step 3: The Treatment**
This is where your active ingredients work. Apply serums targeting your specific concerns — brightening, firming, or hydrating — on slightly damp skin for maximum absorption.

**Step 4: The Moisturizer**
Lock everything in with a rich moisturizer. At night, don't be afraid of texture — your skin can drink it all in while you rest.

**Step 5: The Oil**
A facial oil applied last creates an occlusive seal, preventing water loss and amplifying every layer beneath.`,
    author: "Selin Yilmaz",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Creative Director",
    date: "February 24, 2026",
    readTime: "5 min read",
    category: "Skincare Rituals",
    featured: true,
    tags: ["Ritual", "Night Care", "Cleansing", "Self Care"],
  },
  {
    id: "power-of-botanical-oils",
    title: "The Power of Botanical Oils",
    subtitle: "Why Oil Is Your Skin's Best Friend",
    excerpt:
      "Contrary to popular belief, oils are among the most effective skincare ingredients available — if you know which ones to choose for your skin type.",
    content: `For decades, beauty marketing taught us to fear oil. Oily skin? Avoid oil. Acne? Never use oil. The result was a generation of stripped, dehydrated skin that produced even more oil to compensate.

The truth is far more nuanced — and far more elegant.

**The Science of Botanical Oils**
Plant oils are complex molecular structures packed with fatty acids, antioxidants, and phytonutrients. Unlike synthetic moisturizers, they communicate with your skin's own lipid matrix, integrating seamlessly rather than sitting on the surface.

The key lies in choosing the right oil for your skin type and concern:

**Rosehip Oil** — Rich in trans-retinoic acid, a natural form of Vitamin A. Exceptional for brightening, fading scars, and stimulating collagen production.

**Squalane** — Derived from olive or sugarcane, this oil mimics your skin's natural sebum perfectly. Non-comedogenic, lightweight, and suitable for every skin type.

**Marula Oil** — Sourced from the Marula tree in Africa, this golden oil is extraordinarily high in oleic acid. Absorbs in seconds and delivers intense hydration without greasiness.

**Bakuchiol** — The plant-based retinol alternative, derived from the Babchi plant. All the cell-renewal benefits of retinol with none of the irritation.

At ABiiR, our botanical oils are cold-pressed and unrefined to preserve their full potency.`,
    author: "Ji-Yoon Park",
    authorRole: "Head of Ingredient Sourcing",
    date: "February 10, 2026",
    readTime: "7 min read",
    category: "Ingredient Education",
    cardExcerpt:
      "Contrary to popular belief, oils are among the most effective skincare ingredients available — if yo...",
    tags: ["Oils", "Ingredients", "Hydration", "Science"],
  },
  {
    id: "skin-barrier-complete-guide",
    title: "Your Skin Barrier: A Complete Guide",
    subtitle: "The Foundation of Beautiful Skin",
    excerpt:
      "Everything you need to know about your skin's most important protective layer — and how to keep it healthy, resilient, and radiant.",
    content: `The skin barrier is having a moment — and rightly so. After years of aggressive exfoliation, harsh actives, and over-complicated routines, the conversation has shifted to protection and repair. But what exactly is the skin barrier, and why does it matter so much?

**What Is the Skin Barrier?**
The skin barrier, also known as the stratum corneum, is the outermost layer of your skin. Think of it as a brick wall: skin cells (bricks) held together by lipids like ceramides, fatty acids, and cholesterol (mortar).

When this structure is intact, it keeps moisture in and irritants out. When compromised, the reverse happens — skin becomes dehydrated, reactive, and vulnerable to environmental damage.

**Signs of a Damaged Barrier**
- Persistent redness or blotchiness
- Tightness or discomfort after cleansing
- Breakouts that won't clear
- Products that suddenly "sting" that didn't before
- Skin that feels dry no matter how much moisturizer you apply

**How to Repair It**
1. Simplify your routine. Temporarily eliminate exfoliants and actives.
2. Use gentle, fragrance-free cleansers — never hot water.
3. Layer ceramide-rich products to rebuild the lipid matrix.
4. Look for ingredients like Panthenol, Niacinamide, and Beta-Glucan.
5. Be patient. Barrier repair takes 2–4 weeks minimum.`,
    author: "Dr. Amara Osei",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Chief Formulator",
    date: "January 28, 2026",
    readTime: "8 min read",
    category: "Skin Science",
    cardExcerpt:
      "Everything you need to know about your skin's most important protective layer — and how to keep it h...",
    tags: ["Skin Barrier", "Science", "Ceramides", "Repair"],
  },
  {
    id: "ingredient-glossary-2026",
    title: "The ABiiR Ingredient Glossary",
    subtitle: "Everything in Your Bottle, Explained",
    excerpt:
      "Confused by your ingredient list? We break down every key active in the ABiiR collection — what it does, how it works, and why it's in your formula.",
    content: `At ABiiR, we believe in radical transparency. Every ingredient we use has a purpose, and we want you to understand exactly what you're applying to your skin.

**Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)**
An Ayurvedic adaptogen with powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. In skincare, it combats oxidative stress, supports collagen synthesis, and improves skin resilience.

**Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)**
One of the most versatile skincare actives available. Minimizes pores, reduces hyperpigmentation, strengthens the skin barrier, and regulates oil production. Suitable for every skin type.

**Saffron (Crocus sativus)**
Known as "red gold," saffron contains crocin and safranal — compounds that brighten, protect against UV damage, and deliver exceptional antioxidant activity.

**Turmeric (Curcuma longa)**
The cornerstone of Ayurvedic beauty rituals. Curcumin, the active compound, is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and brightening. Particularly effective for hyperpigmentation and acne-prone skin.

**Hyaluronic Acid**
A naturally occurring humectant capable of holding 1,000 times its weight in water. Draws moisture from the environment into skin, plumping and hydrating at multiple skin depths.

**Ceramides**
The essential lipids that form the mortar of your skin barrier. Supplementing naturally-occurring ceramides restores barrier integrity and prevents transepidermal water loss.`,
    author: "Ji-Yoon Park",
    authorRole: "Head of Ingredient Sourcing",
    date: "January 14, 2026",
    readTime: "10 min read",
    category: "Ingredient Education",
    cardExcerpt:
      "Confused by your ingredient list? We break down every key active in the ABiiR collection — what it d...",
    tags: ["Ingredients", "Education", "Ayurveda", "Science"],
  },
  {
    id: "morning-ritual-guide",
    title: "The Perfect Morning Ritual",
    subtitle: "Start Your Day with Intention",
    excerpt:
      "Your morning skincare routine sets the tone for the entire day — for your skin and for your mindset. Here's how to build one that's both effective and meditative.",
    content: `Morning skincare is not just preparation — it's ritual. In Ayurveda, the morning hours (known as Brahma Muhurta) are considered the most auspicious time for self-care practices. Modern neuroscience agrees: the intentional morning routines we establish shape our entire day.

**Step 1: Cleanse Gently**
Unlike the evening, mornings don't require heavy cleansing. A splash of cool water or a gentle micellar cleanse removes overnight sweat and product residue without disturbing the skin barrier.

**Step 2: Tone**
A hydrating essence or toner replenishes moisture and rebalances pH after cleansing. Apply with your palms — the warmth helps absorption.

**Step 3: Vitamin C Serum**
Morning is the ideal time for antioxidants. Vitamin C neutralizes free radical damage from UV and pollution before it can oxidize — think of it as an internal shield.

**Step 4: Eye Cream**
The delicate eye area needs targeted attention. Apply with your ring finger using a gentle tapping motion to avoid pulling the skin.

**Step 5: Moisturizer + SPF**
Never skip sun protection. UV damage is the single largest contributor to premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and skin cancer. Apply a generous amount and reapply every two hours.`,
    author: "Selin Yilmaz",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Creative Director",
    date: "December 20, 2025",
    readTime: "5 min read",
    category: "Skincare Rituals",
    cardExcerpt:
      "Your morning skincare routine sets the tone for the entire day — for your skin and for your mindset....",
    tags: ["Morning Routine", "Ritual", "SPF", "Antioxidants"],
  },
  {
    id: "why-ayurveda",
    title: "Why Ayurveda?",
    subtitle: "The Ancient Science That's Changing Modern Beauty",
    excerpt:
      "In a world saturated with trends and synthetic formulas, Ayurveda offers something radical: a timeless, holistic approach to skin that works with your body rather than against it.",
    content: `In a world of ten-step routines, fast-beauty trends, and laboratories packed with synthetic compounds, it's worth asking a simple question: what if the most effective skincare system already existed — refined over 5,000 years of careful observation?

That's the premise behind ABiiR, and behind Ayurveda itself.

**What Is Ayurveda?**
Ayurveda — from the Sanskrit words *ayur* (life) and *veda* (knowledge) — is one of the world's oldest and most complete systems of natural medicine. Originating in the Indian subcontinent, it is not simply a set of remedies, but a philosophy: that health is the natural state of a balanced body, and that imbalance — not disease — is the real enemy.

For the skin, this means looking beyond the surface. Ayurvedic healers understood thousands of years ago that the quality of your skin reflects the quality of your digestion, your sleep, your emotions, and your environment. External application of herbs and oils was always the final step — not the first.

**Why It Matters Now**
Modern dermatology is increasingly validating what Ayurvedic texts documented long ago. Turmeric's curcumin is a clinically proven anti-inflammatory. Neem's nimbidin is an established antibacterial. Ashwagandha's withanolides demonstrate measurable cortisol-lowering and collagen-stimulating effects.

The difference is that Ayurveda never separated these ingredients from context. It understood that saffron worked better with ghee. That turmeric required black pepper to be bioavailable. That the best time to apply oils is after bathing, when the pores are open.

**The Dosha Framework**
At the heart of Ayurvedic personalisation is the concept of *doshas* — three constitutional types (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) that govern your physical and psychological makeup. Your dominant dosha shapes everything from your digestion to your skin type, and understanding it is the key to selecting ingredients and rituals that truly serve you.

- **Vata skin** is dry, thin, and prone to dehydration. It needs warming, nourishing oils and deep moisture.
- **Pitta skin** is sensitive, prone to redness and inflammation. It needs cooling, soothing herbs and gentle formulas.
- **Kapha skin** is oilier and more congested. It benefits from clarifying, warming ingredients and regular exfoliation.

**The ABiiR Approach**
At ABiiR, we began with a question: what would happen if we took the most potent, time-tested Ayurvedic ingredients — and formulated them with the rigour and stability of modern cosmetic science?

The answer was a line of products that bridge two traditions. Every ABiiR formula begins with ancient ingredient wisdom and is refined through contemporary research to ensure efficacy, stability, and safety. We don't choose between old and new. We believe the most powerful skincare lives at the intersection of both.

Ayurveda is not a trend. It is a conversation between humanity and nature — one that has been ongoing for millennia, and one we are honoured to continue.`,
    author: "Dr. Amara Osei",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Chief Formulator",
    date: "November 12, 2025",
    readTime: "7 min read",
    category: "Ingredient Education",
    cardExcerpt:
      "In a world saturated with trends and synthetic formulas, Ayurveda offers something radical: a timele...",
    tags: ["Ayurveda", "Philosophy", "Dosha", "Ingredients"],
  },
  {
    id: "embrace-natures-wisdom-ayurvedic-skincare-benefits",
    title: "Embrace Nature's Wisdom",
    subtitle: "The Real Benefits of Ayurvedic Skin Care",
    excerpt:
      "From turmeric and neem to saffron and ashwagandha — nature's pharmacy has always held the answers. Here's why Ayurvedic ingredients outperform their synthetic counterparts.",
    content: `There is a reason that Ayurvedic skincare has endured for millennia while beauty trends cycle in and out every season. Its principles are not based on marketing or novelty — they are based on the observed, repeated, and refined results of thousands of years of human experience with the natural world.

Today, as consumers grow increasingly wary of synthetic chemicals, artificial fragrances, and opaque ingredient lists, Ayurveda offers something genuinely different: transparency, complexity, and a deep respect for the relationship between skin and nature.

**The Problem With Synthetic Skincare**
Conventional skincare has excelled at isolating single actives and delivering them in high concentrations. Retinol. Glycolic acid. Benzoyl peroxide. These ingredients work — but often at a cost: irritation, sensitivity, and skin that becomes dependent on the product rather than stronger because of it.

Ayurvedic formulation works differently. Whole-plant ingredients contain hundreds of synergistic compounds that work together, moderating each other's intensity and creating effects that isolated molecules cannot replicate.

**Nature's Most Powerful Skincare Botanicals**

**Turmeric (Curcuma longa)**
The golden heart of Ayurvedic beauty. Turmeric contains curcumin — a polyphenol with extraordinary anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and skin-brightening properties. Centuries of use have proven what clinical studies now confirm: regular turmeric application visibly reduces hyperpigmentation, calms inflammatory skin conditions, and imparts a warm, luminous glow.

**Neem (Azadirachta indica)**
Called the "village pharmacy" in India for its staggering range of therapeutic uses. In skincare, neem's nimbidin and azadirachtin compounds are powerful antibacterial and antifungal agents — making it exceptionally effective for acne-prone, congested, or sensitised skin. Unlike harsh synthetic antibacterials, neem works without disrupting the skin's natural microbiome.

**Saffron (Crocus sativus)**
The most precious spice in the world is also one of the most remarkable skincare ingredients. Saffron's active compounds — crocin, crocetin, and safranal — are potent antioxidants that protect against oxidative damage, brighten dark spots, and deliver a visible luminosity that earns it the Ayurvedic title of *Kumkuma* (the golden one).

**Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)**
An adaptogen revered in Ayurveda for its ability to strengthen and restore. In skincare, ashwagandha's withanolides stimulate collagen synthesis, reduce cortisol-driven skin stress, and significantly improve skin elasticity. It is, in the truest sense, a skin resilience ingredient.

**Sandalwood (Santalum album)**
One of Ayurveda's oldest and most beloved skin ingredients. Sandalwood's alpha and beta santalol compounds are deeply anti-inflammatory and cooling — ideal for calming redness, tightening pores, and imparting a smooth, even complexion. Its scent alone has clinically demonstrated cortisol-reducing effects.

**The Holistic Difference**
What distinguishes Ayurvedic skincare is not simply the ingredients — it is the intention behind them. Each herb is chosen not just for its topical effect, but for how it interacts with the whole person. The ritual of application matters. The time of day matters. The state of mind in which you apply your products matters.

At ABiiR, we have built this philosophy into every product we create. Our formulas are not just effective — they are intentional. They ask you to slow down, to be present, and to treat your skincare practice as the self-care ritual it truly is.

Nature has already provided everything your skin needs. Our role is simply to honour that wisdom — and make it available to you.`,
    author: "Ji-Yoon Park",
    authorRole: "Head of Ingredient Sourcing",
    date: "October 28, 2025",
    readTime: "9 min read",
    category: "Ingredient Education",
    cardExcerpt:
      "From turmeric and neem to saffron and ashwagandha — nature's pharmacy has always held the answers. H...",
    tags: ["Ayurveda", "Botanicals", "Ingredients", "Natural Beauty"],
  },
  {
    id: "embrace-radiance-ayurvedic-skincare-rituals",
    title: "Embrace Radiance Naturally",
    subtitle: "Ayurvedic Skincare Rituals for Healthy, Glowing Skin",
    excerpt:
      "Glowing skin is not a product — it's a practice. Discover the Ayurvedic daily rituals that have delivered luminous, healthy skin for thousands of years.",
    content: `Radiance is not a serum. It is not a peel or a treatment. Radiance is a state of skin — one that emerges when your body is balanced, nourished, and in harmony with its natural rhythms. Ayurveda has understood this for five millennia, and its rituals are as relevant today as they have ever been.

In Sanskrit, the concept of *Ojas* — often translated as "vitality" or "essence" — describes this inner luminosity. When Ojas is high, the skin glows. When it is depleted by stress, poor diet, disrupted sleep, or harsh products, the skin becomes dull, dehydrated, and reactive. The goal of Ayurvedic skincare is not to treat skin problems after they appear — it is to maintain the Ojas that prevents them.

**The Ayurvedic Daily Ritual (Dinacharya)**

Ayurveda prescribes a daily self-care routine known as *Dinacharya* — a sequence of practices aligned with the body's natural circadian rhythms. For skin, this translates into specific morning and evening rituals that work with your body's biology rather than against it.

**Morning: The Awakening Ritual**

*Copper or Tongue Cleansing*
Begin by cleansing the mouth and tongue to remove overnight toxins (known as *Ama*). This seemingly simple practice reflects Ayurveda's understanding that oral health and skin health are deeply connected.

*Abhyanga: Self-Massage with Warm Oil*
The most revered Ayurvedic skin practice. Warming your chosen oil (sesame for Vata, coconut for Pitta, mustard for Kapha) and massaging it into the skin for 10–20 minutes before bathing dramatically improves circulation, lymphatic drainage, and skin texture. Regular Abhyanga is associated with reduced puffiness, improved muscle tone, and a visible softness and glow that no moisturizer alone can replicate.

*The Gua Sha Ritual*
A practice borrowed from Traditional Chinese Medicine and deeply integrated into Ayurvedic facial care. Using a curved tool — ideally copper for its Ayurvedic antimicrobial and revitalising properties — sweep the skin in long, upward strokes from the neck to the temples. The result: visibly sculpted contours, reduced puffiness, improved circulation, and skin that looks naturally lifted and luminous.

*The Ubtan Cleanse*
Rather than stripping the skin with foaming cleansers, Ayurveda has traditionally used *Ubtan* — a paste of finely ground herbs, grains, and botanicals — to cleanse and polish the skin simultaneously. Turmeric, sandalwood, chickpea flour, and rose water combine to remove impurities while infusing the skin with brightening, nourishing actives. The ABiiR Brightening Face Mask and Brightening Face Scrub are direct modern expressions of this ancient tradition.

**Evening: The Restoration Ritual**

*Oil Cleansing*
As day becomes evening, Ayurveda prescribes removing the accumulated *Ama* of the day — pollution, excess oil, and stress metabolites — with an oil-based cleanser. Oil dissolves oil: this method removes impurities while simultaneously nourishing the skin's lipid barrier, leaving it soft and balanced rather than stripped.

*The Serum as Elixir*
In Ayurveda, potent herbal elixirs — known as *Tailas* — were applied to the skin after cleansing to deliver concentrated herbal intelligence. The modern serum is the direct descendant of this practice. Choose serums rich in Ayurvedic actives: saffron for brightening, ashwagandha for resilience, bakuchiol for renewal.

*Night Moisturisation: The Occlusive Seal*
Ayurveda recognised the power of oil as a final seal — protecting the skin's moisture through the night and allowing the herbs applied beneath it to work undisturbed. Apply your moisturizer — then, if the skin is very dry or the weather is harsh, seal it with a few drops of facial oil.

**The Inner Ritual: What You Put In Matters**

Ayurveda is perhaps unique among wellness traditions in its insistence that the condition of your skin is a direct reflection of your inner health. No external ritual can override a diet of processed foods, chronic dehydration, or disrupted sleep.

The Ayurvedic prescriptions for glowing skin from within:
- **Golden Milk** — turmeric, black pepper, and warm milk or plant milk. Anti-inflammatory and deeply nourishing.
- **Triphala** — a classical Ayurvedic herbal blend that supports digestion and eliminates the toxins that manifest as skin congestion.
- **Saffron Water** — a pinch of saffron steeped in warm water overnight, consumed first thing in the morning for skin brightness.
- **Adequate sleep** — Ayurveda calls the hours between 10pm and 2am the most critical for skin regeneration, aligning precisely with modern research on nocturnal cortisol rhythms.

**The ABiiR Ritual System**
Every ABiiR product has been designed to slot into this Ayurvedic daily framework. The Copper Gua Sha honours the morning sculpting ritual. The Brightening Face Mask echoes the weekly Ubtan tradition. The Hydra Cleansing Oil and Hydra Face Serum mirror the evening oil rituals. The Hydrating Moisturizer completes the seal.

We didn't design a product line. We designed a complete ritual — one that will leave your skin genuinely, sustainably radiant. Not because of what it contains, but because of how it asks you to use it.

Radiance is a practice. And it's yours to reclaim.`,
    author: "Selin Yilmaz",
    authorRole: "Co-Founder & Creative Director",
    date: "October 5, 2025",
    readTime: "11 min read",
    category: "Skincare Rituals",
    cardExcerpt:
      "Glowing skin is not a product — it's a practice. Discover the Ayurvedic daily rituals that have deli...",
    tags: ["Rituals", "Glow", "Dinacharya", "Ayurveda", "Self Care"],
  },
];

export const blogPosts: BlogPost[] = blogPostsData.map((post, i) => ({
  ...post,
  image: JOURNAL_IMAGE_CYCLE[i % JOURNAL_IMAGE_CYCLE.length],
}));

export const blogCategories = [
  "All",
  "Ingredient Education",
  "Skincare Rituals",
  "Skin Science",
];