Florian Hurel loves cheesecake

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Oct 02, 2020 IST

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Ace make-up artist and hairstylist Florian Hurel is not a foodie, but loves to indulge in a slice of cheesecake once in a while. He says, “At times I do have a nice slice of cheesecake.” He admits that eating healthy has been a norm for him for years now. He adds, “The healthier you eat, the more positive energy you get. The current Covid-19 pandemic has turned our life upside down. From changing our food habits to affecting our sleeping patterns, we have undergone a lot of lifestyle changes; some good, some bad.”

Speaking about the current situation, Florian says, “I sleep fine; but I am more stressed for people without any job. They must be having sleepless nights thinking about the next step, their future, their family’s future. I can’t even imagine their situation.”

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