烘焙大賽冠軍 Jasmine 重新定義了美麗，而且不戴假髮也能烘焙出令人驚豔的作品！

Jasmine Mitchell, a 23-year-old from Edinburgh, has made headlines as the winner of this year's Great British Bake Off. Her journey to victory was not just about baking, but also about embracing her identity and overcoming personal challenges. Jasmine has lived with alopecia since she was 12, a condition that causes hair loss. For years, she wore wigs to hide her hair loss, feeling that she needed to look like everyone else to be accepted. Her hair would sometimes grow back, only to fall out again, and she rarely left the house without a wig until about three years ago.

On the show, Jasmine spoke openly about her decision to stop wearing wigs and to live authentically. She admitted that if someone had told her a few years ago that she would be on national television without a wig, she would have thought it impossible. Jasmine is still learning to love her appearance, but she says that alopecia has changed her perception of beauty. She now believes that being true to yourself is more beautiful than trying to fit in. Jasmine said, 'I am getting to the point where more days than not I am actually really enjoying looking a bit different. ' She encourages others to embrace their uniqueness and not feel pressured to look like everyone else.

Jasmine's new outlook helped her become one of the most successful contestants in Bake Off history. She received two handshakes from Paul Hollywood, a sign of excellence, and won five Star Baker awards, a rare achievement. Jasmine, who is currently studying medicine in London, says her love for Scotland inspired many of her bakes. She hopes her win makes her friends, family, and Scotland proud. In the final, Jasmine and the other contestants had to make a classic British iced finger bun, a tower of French pastries, and the largest cake ever made on the show, measuring 1. 2 meters. After the intense filming and her medical exams, Jasmine told BBC Radio Scotland that she hasn't baked since, joking that she baked enough during the show to last a lifetime. Her story is a powerful reminder that beauty comes from being yourself and that personal challenges can lead to new strengths.