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Join us for a special interview with the founder of beauty technology supplier , Capsum, Sébastien Bardon. Capsum is well known for creating products that utilize microfluidic technology such as some of our favorites by brands including Algenist , Chanel and so many more! You may recognize their products as those with the “micro beads” in them that are not only beautiful to look at but result in some of the most amazing products in beauty. A scientist by training (author of a physics thesis)—who is, above all, an entrepreneur passionate about innovation—Sébastien Bardon created Capsum in 2008 after graduating with an MBA from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Capsum is the result of meeting two, high-level researchers: David Weitz, from Harvard University, and Jérôme Bibette, from ESPCI ParisTech. The concept? Renewing cosmetics, thanks to microfluidics, by designing products that are visually and sensorially innovative that revolutionize beauty routines while protecting active ingredients ... As a visionary, Sébastien commits Capsum to clean, natural cosmetics under the following mission: “We hack beauty by creating emotional products while limiting our environmental impact.”Support the showFollow The Show On All Socials Using The Tag @skincareanarchy

Rose Fernandez began her career as a makeup artist, but the founder of Algenist saw her true potential and promoted her to CEO, right at the outset of the pandemic.With no prior c-suite experience, Rose used her 20 years of beauty experience to become the leader she is today and take the brand to new heights.Algenist focuses on ingredient-level innovation with the discovery of their hero ingredient, Alguronic Acid from algae. They promise clinically proven, measurable and visible results in just 10 days.In today's episode, Rose educates us on the tiny but mighty micro-organism Algenist is born from and how the brand was able to stay ahead during the pandemic.Rose also gives insight into:The brand's ability to make their science-backed claimsThe importance of educating customersThe brand's omni-channel marketing strategyHer secret behind building a great teamYou'll also hear Rose's advice to her younger self and what's next for Algenist.Get a behind-the-scenes look at what we've learned over the past 6 years here at Wavebreak, as we share proven growth strategies you can use in Q4 at https://bfcmwebinar.comThis episode is sponsored by AttentiveAttentive is a personalized text message marketing platform that lets you communicate with your customers in real-time, engage them with timely campaigns, and help your business drive revenue.Thousands of brands like CB2, Pura Vida, and Coach have created magical customer experiences and driven over 20% of their online revenue using Attentive-powered personalized text messages.  And you, too, can turn SMS into one of your top-three revenue channels in just a few months. Visit attentivemobile.com/wavebreak to learn how you can try it for free.This episode is also brought to you by WavebreakLeading direct-to-consumer brands hire Wavebreak to turn email marketing into a top revenue driver.Most eCommerce brands don't email right... and it costs them. At Wavebreak, our eCommerce email marketing agency helps qualified stores recapture 6-7 figures of lost revenue each year.From abandoned cart emails to Black Friday campaigns, our best-in-class team of email specialists manage the entire process: strategy, design, copywriting, coding, and testing. All aimed at driving growth, profit, brand recognition, and most importantly, ROI.Curious if Wavebreak is right for you? Reach out at Wavebreak.co

Hosts Jessica Quick and Denise Dente of Buzz Beaute are joined by Rose Fernandez, the CEO of Algenist. She discusses her career path, the distribution strategy for Algenist, and setting up retail partners for success. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautybizshow/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennifer Marlowe has worked in marketing, product development and sales in the beauty and cosmetics world for over 17 years and has launched over 200+ beauty products in her career. She has shifted her approach to what beauty is for a woman, and is passionate about helping brands bring cleaner, safer skincare, beauty and wellness products to market. She works with brands like BeautyCounter, Murad, Algenist and many others. Jennifer is an alchemist and her passion lies in creating custom blended personal care products and daily healthcare protocols using essential oils and plant based ingredients. During the pandemic, she launched her own business, a Jennifer Gwen Conscious Lifestyle where she focuses on women's health. In episode #1 of The Natural Heath Rising Podcast we discuss: Jennifer's health struggles with ovarian cysts, hormonal acne, endometriosis. How Jennifer finally got off of birth control. Essential oils and yoga poses to balance hormones and help with PMS. The dirty secrets of the beauty industry. How to tell what a clean beauty product is. The health effects of conventional beauty products. Morning rituals. Information about Jennifer's Conscious Lifestyle business. If you want to connect with Jennifer you can find her here: https://www.jennifergwen.net/ https://www.instagram.com/jennifer__gwen/ If you want to find out how clean your beauty products are, check out the EWG's Skin Deep database: https://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ I would LOVE to hear from you... Connect with me here: https://www.instagram.com/naturalhealthrising/ https://naturalhealthrising.com/contact-me/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rachel-smith11/support

Rose Fernandez is the CEO of ALGENIST – Algae based skincare born from ingredient level innovation, delivering on 10 Day Results that boasts 8 patents with Alguronic Acid™ and 6 exclusive ingredients, 100% vegan, clean and safe.   Rose has more than 20 years of experience in sales and marketing in the beauty industry. Developing strong businesses across retail, digital channels and spa by focusing on brand, relationships and profitability. She is keenly passionate about assembling the right team and developing people to success. Rose has previously held senior-level management roles with established brands like Murad, Kate Somerville and Jurlique, and has been featured in various publications and podcasts as an expert on the topics of brand, strategy and leadership.   Rose has been prominently featured in both industry, business and beauty press including WWD, CEW, Beauty Independent, Glossy, Yahoo Life, GCI Magazine, Salon Today, Happi, Cosmetic Business, and more. Rose has also spoken at the highly coveted WWD Beauty Summit, a featured panelist for PWBC & Kaiser Permanente on Leading from the Center, held a Working Women Seminar for Manifest, and was part of Stila Cosmetics beauty panel featuring BOSSES in the beauty industry. Rose also contributes to business leadership discussions through podcast such as The Reboot Chronicles, The Impact Effect, Beauty Business School, and The Story of A Brand.   Rose holds a BS in Marketing from the University of Phoenix and served as a Spa & Wellness and Business Ethics instructor at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM), where she is currently also on the Advisory Board. She has served as a board member for the Green Spa Network – an organization focused on providing education on sustainability – and is an active CEW member. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message

Welcome to Bri Books! Today I'm sharing with you the best new products at Sephora--this summer's best new Sephora launches that are worth your time, energy, and coin. My intention is to inspire your fall beauty routine, so I'm breaking it down into the best skin care products at Sephora, the best makeup products at Sephora, and the best new body care products at Sephora. I've included links to all the products in the show notes and on bribookspod.com! 1:55: #1: Augustinus Bader Rich Cream: Originally released in 2018, the Rich Cream quickly attained unprecedented status among the skincare elite. I was able to review The Cream as part of a beauty story for Glamour.com. After that experience, I got the hype! For the 2021 update, Prof. Bader and his researchers returned to the lab to create a new version that focuses on cellular renewal. Since I've been using the original The Cream for a year, after trying out the updated formulation, I did notice a visible reduction in the pollution and clogged pores I had. I love to use The Cream as the highlight of my nighttime routine. It includes TFC8, which is known to reduce hyperpigmentation in the skin. The Rich Cream with TFC8 retails at $170 at Sephora, and you can pick up a half ounce bottle for $85 at Sephora. 4:45 #2: Saint Jane Hydrating Petal Cream: I've been quietly obsessing over Saint Jane all summer and spring, and the brand has finally launched in Sephora! The Hydrating Petal Cream is an all-day moisturizer with hibiscus peptides and floral essences (a cottagecore skincare dream) including antioxidant-rich magnolia and honeysuckle. Inspired by how  flower petals maintain luxurious hydration, the Saint Jane founder developed this incredible product that helps to reduce stress in the skin. The best part? It doubles as a post-sun treatment with soothing active ingredients that calm sun-sensitive skin. Saint Jane Hydrating Petal Cream is $68 at Sephora.  8:00: #3: Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Serum in Cream Treatment: Another new to Sephora launch, this Tatcha treatment began as a personal formulation request from Vicky Tsai, founder of Tatcha, who dealt with eczema and flare-ups over the last year and wanted to create something to soothe her own skin. If you're dealing with regular skin inflammation, the Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Serum is for you. I love how this product rebalances my skin at night and helps it regenerate itself while I sleep. After a long night (or early morning), I reach for this treatment to get rid of any irritation. It exceeded my expectations, and I think it's a great pick for acne-prone skin. The Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Serum in Cream Treatment is available for $88 at Sephora. 10:30: Quick Break 10:50:  #4: Ole Henriksen Cold Plunge Mask: This clay-based skin mask is great for combating oily skin in the summer months. It delivers a chill and purifies the skin, similar in effect to the Nordic cold cleanse tradition of jumping into chilly water. It's perfect for skincare Sundays and hot summer days alike. Here's a link to an Instagram Reels I created all about the Ole Henriksen Cold Plunge mask, which is available at Sephora for $38.  13:30: #5: Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Night Acid: Packed with lemon enzyme, aloe juice, AHAs and PHAs, this night acid is the perfect one-and-done acid product for your skincare routine. It just launched in Sephora on July 26, inspired by Ole Henriksen's spa heritage. This product feels custard-like, the lemony sugar scent is divine at the end of a long day. Dewtopia is the perfect balance of exfoliating and nourishing components. Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Night Acid is available at Sephora for $55.  16:30: #6: Algenist Blue Algae Vitamin C Dark Spot Correcting Peel: This epic vitamin C-based peel is formulated with spirulina, a blue-green algae known for its antioxidant properties. I use it as a resurfacing peel to help reduce hyperpigmentation and was blown away at how gentle this peel is. If the words ‘peel', ‘correcting,' and ‘brightening' conjure up thoughts of burning skin, fear not, this is by far the most gentle, non-irritating peel I've ever used. There's a tingle--so you know it's working--but it quickly vanishes. Pro tip: Pick up Algenist's Vitamin C Brightening Serum for double protection. When used together, I saw results within a week, and members of my family who also tested the product reported noticing a more even complexion and skin texture after a week of regular use. Algenist Blue Algae Vitamin C Dark Spot Correcting Peel is available at Sephora for $85, and the Algenist Blue Algae Vitamin C Serum is $72.    Let me know what your skincare routine looks like at @bribookspod on Instagram and Twitter, and by using #bribooks while you listen!    Products Mentioned at Sephora: Augustinus Bader Rich Cream: $85 or $170  Saint Jane Hydrating Petal Cream: $68 Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Serum in Cream Treatment: $88 Ole Henriksen Cold Plunge Mask: $38  Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Night Acid: $55 Algenist Blue Algae Vitamin C Dark Spot Correcting Peel: $85  Algenist Blue Algae Vitamin C Serum: $72 Articles Mentioned: Glamour.com: Best Augustinus Bader Products Worth Your Money   MORE SKINCARE-FOCUSED BRI BOOKS EPISODES What to Buy at Sephora During The VIB Sale 5 Best Beauty and Skincare Books for Beginners AM & PM Skincare Routine: Early Autumn Edition Makeup Bag Highlights and Fenty Beauty Mascara Hot Take  

Algae has an exceptional ability to survive and thrive in the harshest environments on the planet. So when Algenist discovered that Alguronic Acid is responsible for regenerating and protecting algae, they patented this ingredient and built an entire company around it. The company is celebrating its tenth anniversary and customers are celebrating its unique guarantee to deliver visible results in 10 days! We speak to Tammy Yaiser about the potential of algae, the clinical results of some of the best products from this vegan line, and the company's commitment to sustainability.

Meet Rich Gersten. Rich has spent the last 30 years investing and building great consumer brands at top private equity firms including Tengram Capital Partners, L Catterton, and North Castle Partners. Rich spent the last 9 years dedicated specifically to investing in the beauty industry, where he developed an extensive network of relationships that sourced many emerging growth brands with very limited access to institutional capital. Realizing the significant opportunity to address this underserved area of the market in beauty, Rich founded True Beauty Ventures.Rich currently serves as a Senior Advisor to Tengram Capital Partners, and currently sits on the board of directors of Aquis, Algenist, Cos Bar, Lime Crime, Revive and formerly sat on the board of directors for Laura Geller Beauty, This Works, Active Ride Shop, NEST Fragrances and Deva Curl.

The Art of Serendipitous Innovation On this episode of the Reboot Chronicles Podcast, Rose Fernandez, CEO of Algenist, and I explored how her company was accidentally discovered and born in a lab, and instead of being cast aside, it was repurposed, carved out and acquired. Throughout Rose's career, she's helped build a handful of well-known beauty companies in executive roles, including Murad, Kate Somerville, and Jurlique. She joined around the time it was being spun out its parent company and acquired by Tengram Capital Partners, and eventually she took on the (her first) CEO role. Her journey was not easy, as she stepped up to the plate with much to learn about running a company, creating ingredients—and the legal, governance and growth issues that followed. Algae Lab Experiment to Beauty Brand Their core ingredient, alguronic acid, was accidentally discovered for another project and later turned into a patented skincare ingredient, expanded and imbedded into their broad productline. Unlike other health, wellness and beauty brands, Algenist was born from robust biotechnology, and turned into a culture that gets the science, and can actually make the ingredients, not just source it like most brands. They pride themselves on being a safe and clean brand with natural, quality ingredients suited for the emerging mass-market. Health, Beauty & Food Today consumers are more educated and informed about the foods they buy and the products they put on their bodies, a trend that is headed to the mass-market. Whole Foods paved the way, informing the average consumer on quality ingredients and what is going into their bodies. This is becoming the overarching theme in the health, wellness and beauty sectors, with many brands taking the initiative to provide consumers with quality ingredients while informing and providing clarity on the benefits. Larger CPG companies are also jumping on the bandwagon, building and acquiring brands in order to leverage these new ingredient claims—but they have a way to go. Entrepreneurial Tips Rose shared some tips she has learned about building a business. First, know your customer. This is key to draw them in and create appealing products. Second, find the best distribution options for your customer—DTC is just one. Three, do not just do what's currently trending. This can be a distraction; one you may have to undo later. Lastly, do not try and do everything, I have made this mistake as a CEO. Do what is true to you; this will set you apart from the rest. I might add, having some unique and patented products in your portfolio doesn't hurt either! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rebootchronicles/message

Elana Drell- Szyfer, CEO of ReVive Skincare, and Algenist and This Works board member joined me on the Reboot Chronicles to dive into what's happening in the beauty industry. A Startup Journey ReVive Skincare was founded in 1997 by Dr. Gregory Brown, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon who crafted the luxury skincare company. Before its founding, Brown spent most of his time dedicated to researching how to accelerate the healing process of burns on people's skin. During the span of his research, he discovered restorative benefits to speed up healing damaged skin. Building on that research Brown built a solid foundation creating specially formulated products that rejuvenate customers changing skin behaviors. Elena calls it the “twenty-three-year-old startup” , because during its lifespan the company has been owned by Amway, while I was on their venture board, acquired by Shiseido and then acquired by private equity firm Tengram Capital Partners. Corporates To Startups With a long corporate career, Elena decided to make the switch to working with startups. Like me, she found that she really enjoys the challenge of working on startups. She worked with L'Oreal, Avon, Estee Lauder, and spent some time with Kenneth Cole. Before joining ReVive, she also worked with Laura Geller, where she learned the ropes. In 2017, Elena joined ReVive Skincare, taking on the role of CEO, where she rebooted the company instilling a strong sense of company culture, while keeping true to the company's roots. For those of weighing the pros and cons of corporates vs. startups, remember to look for what will keep you professionally sustained and stimulated—while you balance Fun-Money-Purpose. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rebootchronicles/message

SHOW NOTES: This week I'm wrapping up the products I've been trying this month, what I'm loving, not loving and the new releases.  MAKEUP MONTHLY JUNE: * Dermaplaning + $400 serum * Skincare issues and new from Algenist (save money on their site with code Jamie20) * Some new things I've been trying *What I wasn't loving * New Naked Palette * Tiktok hack for $5 DIY botox * Shopping stash *New Releases   RESOURCES: Video I mentioned:    Free Audible Book SHOP GLAM LATTE MERCH! Sign up for our weekly newsletter The Glam Latte Youtube Channel Shop my Amazon Favorites Give us all your questions! DM on the gram or Hit us up on the PRIVATE Facebook Group!

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Rose Fernandez, CEO of Algenist. Rose speaks with us about starting her career in beauty retail, and how to move beauty brands toward sustainability. “I have a mob of mentors... mentorship is important. It's more meaningful when it's a two-way relationship." - Rose Fernandez

SHOW NOTES: This week we're wrapping up the makeup I tried, what I'm loving as well as some new releases and a few updates about my dating life.    COFFEE TALK: *dating updates *Makeup I've been trying *fear of new skincare  *Algenist 20% discount code jamiew at checkout *products I've been loving *teeth whitening magic on Amazon *new releases   RESOURCES: Shop Glam Latte Merch! WANT MORE? Click HERE and become a MEMBER! Get the digital download of the skincare steps with my product recommendations HERE Sign up for our weekly newsletter http://www.glamlatte.com/contact! Glam Latte Youtube Channel Sephora Cruelty Free Shopping Guide Shop my Amazon favorites!   Give us all your questions! DM on the gram, or Hit us up on FB or Twitter or join the PRIVATE Facebook group!   

When working with her team to develop new products, there are two questions that Rose Fernandez, CEO of Algenist ask, "How is this product going to change the customer's life and How is it going to be compelling to the customer"? These are the types of questions any business should be asking. However, for Algenist, answering those questions with performance-based products is the #1 reason customer's buy and that reason is Trust. As Rose says it, "promise and then deliver on that promise, is the surest way to build trust with your customer". Do that and they will buy again and again and again. In Part 2 of this feature, Rose shares with us the questions and philosophy around building trust with a customer and why it has made Algenist who it is today. She also shares why "being zen and staying connected and present" helps with your leadership (and stress), how to find positive influence everywhere around you, why her two children and four boxers are the best leadership training, and what new product categories are in store for Algenist.  Listen while Ramon Vela interviews Rose Fernandez in Part 2 of this 2 Part episode and hear Rose share the inside story of a brand.  For more on Algenist visit:  https://www.algenist.com/story Visit our advertiser: https://www.holidaycbd.com/ Visit our advertiser: https://www.privy.com/cf Visit our Sponsor: https://www.retentionscience.com/

For Rose Fernandez, her journey from working the counter at a department store to CEO of Algenist is a classic success story. However, if you would have asked her as a little girl if she wanted to grow up to be a CEO the answer would have been "NO".  At the time, she simply didn't have any role models. That changed as she rose through the ranks of different brands within the beauty industry, noticing that many of the leadership were strong women. These many years later, she's now doing the inspiring at Algenist, an innovative, performance-driven skincare company. In Part 1 of this feature, Rose shares with us why Algenist is different from other Skin Care companies and the origins of its now-famous "10-day claim".  She also shares her experiences growing up in Whittier, California to a single mother and a working-class family and her advice to others in the beauty industry.  Listen while Ramon Vela interviews Rose Fernandez in Part 1 of this 2 Part episode and hear Rose share the inside story of a brand.  Get a 20% Discount, visit:  https://www.algenist.com/story   Visit our advertiser: https://www.holidaycbd.com/ Visit our advertiser: https://www.privy.com/cf Visit our Sponsor: https://www.retentionscience.com/

SHOW NOTES: Ok so after last weeks info dense skincare episode, I thought we would sit down with a skincare brand and talk about some ingredients they've discovered that are much different than anything we've seen before. I've been testing some products from the brand Algenist, and 'm impressed to say the least. So in today's episode I have the VP of Product Development, Tammy Yaiser on the show to school us on how this one particular plant is changing the way we think about skincare.   THE SECRET IS IN THE PLANTS *Get to know Tammy *Discovering skincare by accident *Alguronic Acid *Why algae *What kind of algae *Liquid Collagen *What skin types can use it *Prebiotics for Microbiome *Serum for extra benefits *Algae makeup? *Products Tammy can't live without *Her best advice   RESOURCES: Find Algenist on the web, SephoraandInstagram Last weeks anti-aging skincare episode WANT MORE?Click HEREand become a MEMBER! Get the digital download of the skincare steps with my product recommendations HERE Sign up for our weekly newsletterhttp://www.glamlatte.com/contact! Londontown Polish(use code glam latte) Glam Latte Youtube Channel Sephora Cruelty Free Shopping Guide   Give us all your questions! DM on the gram, or Hit us up on FB or Twitter or join the PRIVATE Facebook group!   

Quatrième émission de la Saison 2 de MM RADIO et nouvelle discussion PARLONS MODE ET BEAUTE juste avant votre départ au soleil, pour que vous reveniez avec une peau joliment bronzée et des cheveux hydratés et éclatants. C’est avec Sofia Ben Fadhel, manager formation Europe pour la marque américaine de soins pour la peau Algenist, et Steven Laudat, formateur France pour la marque américaine de soins pour les cheveux Aveda, qu’Angela Peauty met sur la table toutes les questions d’entretien que l’on doit adopter pour protéger notre potentiel beauté. "Le soleil, c’est évidemment une préoccupation importante en été, mais tout le reste de l’année aussi, donc il va être important d’avoir une protection urbaine et quotidienne," explique Sofia Ben Fadhel. "On va laisser ses cheveux tranquille pendant l’été avec le fer, il y a déjà assez de chaleur ambiante," recommande Steven Laudat.