Podcasts about cocokind

In this episode we get LOUD with Priscilla Tsai the founder and CEO of the skin conscious brand - Cocokind. We walk through Priscilla's journey with acne and struggling with her self-image and how she took that and transformed it into an online community that grew her brand.Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xhl5iAUEE8QFollow Priscilla! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/priscilla.tsai/?hl=en Cocokind: https://www.cocokind.com/

What's the most expensive ingredient to formulate with at the moment? Are supply chain issues the reason why our favorite products are constantly sold out? How many units do brands actually order to fulfill retailer needs? These are a few questions Cocokind founder Priscilla Tsai dives into. A former Wall Street banker, Tsai shares how Cocokind has grown and evolved as a brand, including why they decided to stop referring to themselves as "clean" and sustainable. Plus, why the brand chose to disclose exactly how each product is formulated. Shop this episodeGlossAngelesPod.comhttps://linktr.ee/glossangelespodCALL US: 424-341-0426Shop products from our episodesJoin our FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/glossangelespodcastInstagram: @glossangelspod, @kirbiejohnson, @saratanTwitter: @glossangelespod, @kirbiejohnson, @saratanEmail: glossangelespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Our Playground, I am sitting down and doing a solo episode! I recap how the end of the school year is going, including my favorite things recently (The Inheritance Games, Girl Scout Thin Mint Pretzels, and Cocokind!), and I answer all of your questions that were submitted on Instagram! If you want to have your questions answered in the next solo episode, follow @ourplaygroundpod on IG. Things mentioned: https://www.instagram.com/drinkbenny/ https://www.instagram.com/waveformsocial/ https://www.instagram.com/homefromcollege/ https://www.instagram.com/gen.she/ LET'S BE FRIENDS: @allyphan_

Hoy tenemos un episodio de esos que tanto os gustan, un preguntas y respuestas en el que voy a intentar responder al máximo número de preguntas. Sé que algunas se quedarán en el tintero, ya que tengo una lista enorme que voy acumulando, pero seguiremos haciendo estos episodios de vez en cuando para resolver todas vuestras dudas. ---------------------------- En el episodio respondo a las siguientes preguntas: ¿Es muy importante tener un feed bonito? ¿Cómo crear Storytelling? ¿Cómo conseguir seguidores para mi cuenta? Preguntas que me ayuden a crear contenido específico ¿Qué web de marketing nos recomiendas? ¿Qué plataforma de email marketing usas tú? ¿Qué es lo más importante para ti para empezar un negocio online? ---------------------------- Aquí puedes leer las notas al completo.  ---------------------------- Recursos mencionados: "Storytelling Party" - Un RETO online GRATUITO para ayudarte a encontrar lo que hace ÚNICA a tu marca e incorporar el storytelling a tu contenido. Disponible hasta finales de abril Método FAV - Programa para aumentar tus ventas mensuales, incrementar tu facturación y hacer lo que te dé la gana con los beneficios. Consulta toda la información aquí. Las marcas mencionadas que están trabajando bien la estrategia Cocokind y Saigu Cosmetics Reseller español de Active Campaign, Wildmail. Episodio 90: Por qué todo emprendedor debería conocer el movimiento "Built in public" (con Benji Martínez) Episodios de interés: Episodio 009: La importancia de trabajar tu lista de email Episodio 021: Cómo evitar agobiarte con tu estrategia en Instagram Episodio 024: Cómo hacer un análisis global de tu negocio Episodio 031: Por qué necesitas crear contenido más específico (y cómo hacerlo) Episodio 037: 4 tácticas para hacer crecer tu lista de emails Episodio 052: Esto es lo que haría si tuviera que posicionar mi marca personal desde cero Episodio 056: Diferentes formas de añadir emoción a tu contenido (y por qué deberías) Episodio 079: Cómo utilizar con éxito el email marketing en 2023: guía para empezar desde cero (con Javi Pastor) Episodio 083: ¿Qué hacer cuando estás bloqueada sin ideas de contenido? - Preguntas y respuestas ---------------------------- Información de Contacto: Sígueme en @soypatriciamarra, ¡estoy deseando conocerte! ¿Quieres saber cómo más puedo ayudarte? Descubre mis servicios, programas y membresía en www.patriciamarra.com 

As the founder and CEO of the conscious skincare brand, Cocokind, Priscilla Tsai is on a mission to increase transparency and accessibility in the beauty industry.After looking into living a more holistic lifestyle, Priscilla created Cocokind. From forming a close connection with the Cocokind community and a new, positive tone of marketing, Priscilla has truly created a line that makes you feel good from the inside out. If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe and share with anyone you know who will love it too!Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash & Priscilla:Akash Mehta: @mehta_aFable & Mane: @fableandmanewww.fableandmane.comPriscilla Tsai: @priscilla.tsaiCocokind: @cocokindwww.cocokind.comFor more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com#foundedbeauty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I'm answering the acne questions you submitted over on Instagram. We dive into PCOS-related acne, why stress management is critical for clear skin, and the most common acne-triggering foods. Mentioned in this episode: Wellbel - Code DRDANIELLE10/DRDANIELLESUB10 Dairy free cheese: Kitehill and Miyokos Noyskincare - holistic esthetician Favorite clean skincare brands: Living Libations, Cocokind, Herbivore Botanicals Stay in touch... The PCOS Pregnancy Protocol - apply here To work with Dr. Danielle, please click here to schedule your strategy session. For inquiries, please email info@drdanielledesroche.com Website: www.drdanielledesroche.com Tiktok: @drdanielle.nd Instagram: @drdanielle.nd The information provided in this episode is intended for educational purposes only and is not to be taken as medical advice. Please consult your health care provider before beginning or stopping any new treatment.

In this solo episode I share how I got interested in clean beauty (and what the heck that term means) and share some of my very favorite products. A few of the brands I mention are:   Crunchi ( check out my shop: crunchi.com/jessicacording) Beautycounter (http://beautycounter.com/juliatsakalis —I almost always order from my sister, linked here, but you probably know at least one Beautycounter consultant) Cocokind (https://www.cocokind.com) Native (https://www.nativecos.com )    For more healthy food and lifestyle content and special deals delivered right to your inbox, sign up for my newsletter and enjoy a free guide to flexible meal planning as a thank-you for signing up. (https://jessica-cording-nutrition.ck.page/ab225bdbfa) 

Sydney Morgan talks growing her TikTok following, dealing with her Ulcerative colitis diagnosis, and shares a stressful self-tape audition!About Sydney:Sydney Morgan is making the world a better place. At just 19-years old, she has already well-established herself as an Actress, Model, Make-Up Artist, and Digital Creator. Her vast digital footprint consists of over 7-Million TikTok followers, 1.6-Million Youtube subscribers, and too many viral videos to count showcasing her outrageous make-up creations. Most importantly though, Sydney is utilizing her platform for good: shining a spotlight on Crohn's & Colitis and the long-lasting impacts of chronic illnesses.Sydney has always had a creative soul, but truly fell in love with the art of make-up when she was in high school – while stuck in a hospital bed. In 2018 during Sydney's junior year of high school, she was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. The chronic inflammatory bowel disease causes inflammation in the digestive tract. With no true cure for the disease, she spent a year in-and-out of the hospital trying different medications and treatments, but unfortunately nothing seemed to work. In October 2019, Sydney underwent emergency surgery to remove her entire colon (her whole large intestine). The result of the life-saving surgery caused Sydney to require an ostomy bag (a pouch that allows bodily waste to pass through a surgically created stoma on the abdomen). In September 2020, Sydney underwent final reconnection surgery – and is now as close to healed as possible when it comes to Ulcerative Colitis.Prior to her diagnosis, Sydney was a cheerleader, gymnast, and track-and-field athlete who dreamt of putting her athletic capabilities on display in college. In 2020, Sydney graduated high school and decided to take a gap year to heal from her recent surgeries. She took this time to lean into her artistic capabilities, and began posting make-up creations on Instagram, and later on sharing them toYoutube and TikTok. Her accounts quickly grew into the massive fanbase she holds today. But Sydney still makes it a point to use her platform to spread awareness of Crohn's & Colitis.Sydney doesn't let her illness define her or hold her back. Instead she uses her platform to spread awareness of chronic illness. Helping others going through similar hardships and ‘invisible disabilities,' while educating those who have not heard of the disease before. Sydney currently works with the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, and actively helps local children's hospitals that specialize in pediatric treatment for chronic illnesses.With her sweet and creative spirit, it's no wonder why big name brands continue to knock on Sydney's door. She has collaborated with major brands such as: Amazon Prime Video, Sephora, Ulta, L'Oreal, Beauty Blender, Dermalogica, Cocokind, Kiehl's, Scentbird, Spirit Halloween, Gym Shark, Fab Fit Fun, Casetify, and many more.Sydney currently resides in Los Angeles, with roots in Pittsburgh, PA. In her free time, she enjoys staying active with weight lifting, hiking, running, and yoga. As well as, staying creative through painting, singing, and songwriting.Sydney's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sydney_artSydney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sydney.m0rgan/Follow the show on social media!                 Instagram: https://instagram.com/thanksforcominginpodcast/                 Twitter: https://twitter.com/tfci_podcast                  Facebook: http://facebook.com/thanksforcominginpodcast/                   Theme Music by Andrew Skrabutenas

In my first episode, I had the ultimate pleasure of speaking with Priscilla Tsai. Priscilla is the founder of Cocokind- a transparently evolved skincare brand. And to name a few, Priscilla has been featured in Forbes, Allure, and Glamour. Priscilla and I discussed how she founded her business, her struggles as a female founder, being bold and transparent on social media, what it feels like to see your products on Target shelves, and so much more. You can find Priscilla on Instagram @priscilla.tsai and @cocokind. I truly hope you enjoy this conversation!

In today's show, Kate and Emma talk about the rise of alternative milks! We talk about the decline of traditional milk consumption in the United States coupled with a surging demand for plant-based alternatives. We look into the health questions surrounding dairy including topics like calcium, bone health, and lactose intolerance. We then investigate lobbying efforts to promote Big Dairy and current legislation focusing on banning plant-based milks from being labeled as “milk.” Kate and Emma finish off today's episode by speaking about the sustainability/ethical issues with dairy vs. water-intensive alternatives like almond milk, leaving you with our advice on how to navigate food “choices” in a warming climate. Kate Glavan -- instagram.com/kateglavan/ Emma Roepke -- instagram.com/emma.roepke/ Sea Moss Girlies -- instagram.com/seamossgirlies/   Sea Moss Girlies on Patreon -- https://www.patreon.com/seamossgirlies Sea Moss Life Community Platform on Geneva https://links.genevachat.com/invite/03fa1998-a28f-4cc1-8bae-95dec9ecf0e6   Use code SEAMOSS15 for 15% off Elix! Elixhealing.com Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Joolies. joolies.com Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Cocokind. http://shrsl.com/1q7ag-1zsj-v2pw Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order from 26th and Love. https://26thandlove.com/?ref=NCDgKhQevc1xo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cannot believe we are FIVE episodes in of What's New in Beauty,  a series where Nia Lee, CEO + Founder of Socialee Media Agency, talks all things new and exciting within beauty, makeup, skincare, wellness — you name it!Check out today's episode and let me know your thoughts on all the latest beauty news. Timestamps are included below as well so jump to the topics that intrigue you the most.0:00-0:26 — Introducing the Series0:27- 1:53— @colourpopcosmetics collaborates with @disney's Lizzie McGuire on their NEW makeup collection1:54- 3:22 — Well-known Gen-Z beauty & skincare publication @vergygoodlight launches inclusive beauty brand @goodlight.world3:23-5:04 — @cocokind transparently changes their packaging to showcase ingredient percentages + carbon footprintFollow Nia on Instagram! Interested in hiring her to help take your beauty brand to the next level on social media? Connect with her ASAP. 

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In today's episode, Kate and Emma talk all things herbs -- teas, tinctures, roots, etc.! We give you a brief history of such healing practices in the United States, then give you our favorite herbs for stress, sleep, digestion, and so much more. Kate and Emma talk about cultural appropriation, government regulation, and ethical sourcing to leave you sea moss girlies informed on herbalism. Kate Glavan -- instagram.com/kateglavan/ Emma Roepke -- instagram.com/emma.roepke/ Sea Moss Girlies -- instagram.com/seamossgirlies/ Sea Moss Girlies on Patreon -- https://www.patreon.com/seamossgirlies Sea Moss Life Community Platform on Geneva https://links.genevachat.com/invite/03fa1998-a28f-4cc1-8bae-95dec9ecf0e6 Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Joolies. joolies.com Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Cocokind. http://cocokind.com/seamossgirlies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In today's episode, Kate and Emma discuss sports supplements -- things like Creatine, Caffeine, Protein, Amino Acids, and so much more. We nerd out about how to train with your menstrual cycle, the dangers of underfueling, how to shop for supplements, and meal timing with your workouts. We finish off with our advice on the best ways to build out a fitness routine that works for you. Kate Glavan -- instagram.com/kateglavan/ Emma Roepke -- instagram.com/emma.roepke/ Sea Moss Girlies -- instagram.com/seamossgirlies/   Sea Moss Girlies on Patreon -- https://www.patreon.com/seamossgirlies Sea Moss Life Community Platform on Geneva https://links.genevachat.com/invite/03fa1998-a28f-4cc1-8bae-95dec9ecf0e6   Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Joolies. joolies.com Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Cocokind. http://shrsl.com/1q7ag-1zsj-v2pw Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order from 26th and Love. https://26thandlove.com/?ref=NCDgKhQevc1xo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today's show, Kate and Emma try to figure out… what the f*ck is GOOP? We talk about how Gwenyth Paltrow got into wellness, transformed the industry, and discuss what GOOP's rise says about consumerism and the distrust of modern medicine. Kate and Emma talk about the controversies and lawsuits that GOOP has gotten into -- things like the jade egg, intuitive fasting, detoxing, etc. -- while investigating topics like health misinformation, cultural appropriation, alternative medicine, and so much more. Kate Glavan -- instagram.com/kateglavan/ Emma Roepke -- instagram.com/emma.roepke/ Sea Moss Girlies -- instagram.com/seamossgirlies/   Sea Moss Girlies on Patreon -- https://www.patreon.com/seamossgirlies Sea Moss Life Community Platform on Geneva https://links.genevachat.com/invite/03fa1998-a28f-4cc1-8bae-95dec9ecf0e6   Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Joolies. joolies.com Use code SEAMOSSGIRLIES for 10% off your order with Cocokind. http://shrsl.com/1q7ag-1zsj-v2pw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Priscilla Tsai, Founder and CEO of cocokind, started with a mission to make high quality skin care at an affordable price, where tried and true ingredients met with the leading edge of natural beauty. She joins the show this week to talk with Elizabeth about how cocokind was born out of her own skin troubles, and why more expensive doesn't always mean truly better ingredients. Priscilla shares how cocokind stays in it's commitment to inclusivity, the most eco-friendly packaging, and marketing that is truthful and stands by their word. Priscilla also shares her own beauty routine, what cocokind product she is loving the most now, and what we can expect from the brand in the near future. Say Hi To Elizabeth and Purely Elizabeth: Website | InstagramMentioned: cocokind @cocokind

Hey hey friends! I'm sure you've heard the phrase “Hot Girl Summer,” but around here, we're having Smart Girl Summer. Smart Girl Summer is an eight week series featuring some of my most brilliant friends sharing behind-the-scenes stories that you won't hear anywhere else. And we're kicking it off with Hannah Brencher! Hannah is a best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur, and y'all have loved her episodes in the past. She is such a breath of fresh air when it comes to running a business, staying creative, and embracing God's plan for her life.  We dive into how she got her start, the lessons she learned from passion projects that didn't go as planned, how she manages imposter syndrome, and what she does when she feels herself beginning to play the comparison game. Listen in as we discuss:  The freedom that comes with giving yourself permission to try new things (and not be great at them!).  How we handle the reactions of church friends when they find out our husbands are both full-time Dads while each of us are the breadwinners for our families. What a good workflow looks like, and how they can help you reach the goals you set for yourself.   Favorite quotes: 1. I don't want people to be spectators in the lives of other people. I want them to be fully in their lives. 2. I spent so many years being so scared that I wasn't in the calling of God. And then I realized that's not how it works. Go out there, experiment, have fun with things. I would have never known that I could be an entrepreneur if I didn't give myself that permission.3. Just because it's been done this one way 1000 times before, doesn't mean that it's what you have to do.  4. Make sure you finish things as well as you start them. Don't let the momentum keep you from doing a good job from all angles.  5. Do the thing that scares you. 6. Invest in the craft instead of the applause.    Great things we discussed:  1. Hannah Brencher Creative .com 2. Monday Club  3. Cocokind 4. In The Heights  5. Dashing Diva 6. Standing Strong Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review! :) xo, Alli 

Riley and Meredith chatted with Jordan Berkompas (@cupofjordy on Instagram and YouTube) about finding your identity as a young adult, how we compulsively thrift and learn to be selective at thrift stores, and how clothing molds our self-perception and identity. Where to find us: Finders Keepers: @finderskeeperspod (instagram) Riley Phillips: @rileysgrotto (intagram/personal), @rileyphillipsart (instagram/art) Depop: @rileysgrotto Meredith Vaughn: @meredithlvaughn (instagram/personal) Depop: @merelily Credits: Editing/Producing: Meredith Vaughn Cover Art: Riley Phillips Music: Indian Summer Kasbo Remix- Jai Wolf, Kasbo *WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC* Episode Links: Glossier (https://www.glossier.com/) Parade (https://yourparade.com/) CocoKind (https://www.cocokind.com/ ) Not Pot (https://notpot.com/) CleanFeed (cleanfeed.net/) Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlin (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/anything-goes-with-emma-chamberlain/id1458568923) What We Said (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-we-said/id1393911268) More Than One Thing (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/more-than-one-thing-with-athena-calderone/id1495396329) Life with Marianna (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-with-marianna/id1538242507) Women Who Travel (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/women-who-travel/id1321118314) Pre- Loved Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pre-loved-podcast-with-emily-stochl/id1435719708) May I Please (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/may-i-please/id1532608270) Red Wine Talks (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/red-wine-talks-by-damon-dominique/id1518555616) Globethotter (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/globethotter/id1554035678) Affiliate Links: Sweats and the City Code for $5 off First Monthly Membership: MEREDITHVSWS https://sweatsandcity.com/subscribe/ Meredith's Wardrobe Closet: https://www.wearwardrobe.co/users/15761 Use the link to get $25 off your first order! Girlfriend collective: http://rwrd.io/zuzyhsw to get $10 off your first purchase!

Welcome back to ALICAST. Today, I'm chatting with Priscilla Tsai, founder of Cocokind. Priscilla has built a skincare empire & is redefining what real skin looks like in the beauty industry. We get into her story, why skincare isn't superficial, how taking care of your skin comes from within.. and more. Follow Priscilla on @cocokind or @priscilla.tsai ! Don't forget to leave a review — we pick one winner each week to win some free Granola Butter. XO 

Priscilla Tsai, CEO and Founder of cocokind, talks about how her immigrant parents were able to model hard work for their children and also shares her thoughts on how she was able to follow her mother’s lead in founding her own business.Tsai and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, share their thoughts on subjects including the appeal of social entrepreneurship and compassionate capitalism, why resilience is key for entrepreneurs today, and how using a door-to-door strategy can help to build your business. The pair also chat about how to balance launching products that consumers have been asking for with unexpected offerings.

Remember the massive productivity boom that came at the beginning of COVID? Everyone thought they'd finally write that novel/become fluent in a third language/master home cooking thanks to the endless stay-at-home orders. Much of the pressure to accomplish these highly ambitious goals fell by the wayside, but one positive habit I took up during quarantine actually has stuck: I now moisturize my entire body, not just the skin on my face. I've been a beauty editor for more than five years now, so I'm well aware that your skin is your largest organ and it's important to take care of all of it, not just your décolletage and above. Taking care of only the skin on your face is kind of like only washing your upper body in the shower — of course moisturizing isn't just for select parts of your bod. But I'm lazy. So when quarantine ambition levels reached their peaks in March and April, I gazed into my overcrowded beauty cabinet for inspo on how to up the ante on my self-care game (because social media told me to), and dozens of body care products, all covered in dust and hidden in the back, stared back at me. The bottles had been giving me the side eye whenever I reached for a (face) serum or (face) moisturizer for who knows how long. But the thing is, body care has been exploding over the past year or so. An ever-increasing chunk of beauty brands known for other categories have recently entered the space: Drunk Elephant, True Botanicals, Cocokind, and Versed are just a few examples. Not only that, but according to consumer data platform Influenster, customer reviews of body care products grew 140% year over year between 2019 and 2020. Clearly there's no shortage of options when it comes to lotions and creams to hydrate your limbs. Besides the saturated body care market, my skin is reason enough to begin giving TLC to the areas below my neck. Because of my laziness, my hands, arms, legs, and heels have slowly crumbled into flaky, itchy, dry-as-hell appendages due to their lack of moisture and nutrients — all while my face gets spoiled with layers upon layers of fancy products (twice a day, no less) and glows in all its glory. I only have the pandemic to thank for smoothing out this, uh, not-so-pretty disconnect between my face and my body. It all began one evening early in quarantine after showering. Hell-bent on leaving the bathroom glistening with moisture — #dolphinskin — I reached for my unopened The Body Serum from Nécessaire as my first layer. My limbs immediately slurped up the hydrating trio of hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and niacinamide, then begged me for more. To seal in the nourishing goodness, I applied the Mutha Body Butter all over, which contains various butters (like the OG, shea butter) and fatty acids to replenish the skin's barrier. I couldn't stop caressing my arms for the rest of the night: Why did I wait till my early thirties to start moisturizing my body? As the months flew by, I started to experiment with my body care regimen. I had a body oil phase (shoutout to Irene Forte Skincare's Rose Body Oil, which I completely drained), and went through so many creams — including Drunk Elephant's Sili Body Lotion, Sol de Janeiro's Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, and La Roche-Posay's Lipikar Balm. By now, I think I've brought my body skin back from the parched dead state it was in for so many years. My legs and arms haven't itched or been scaly for months; my hands, ravaged into dehydrated claws from sanitizer use, are creamy and baby-soft. If there's one teeny tiny silver lining to this year of horror, it's that my body is finally getting the TLC it deserves.

Joining me on the show today is Priscilla Tsai, Founder of COCOKIND.COCOKIND is a clean, conscious, and accessible skincare brand, dedicated to providing natural products at an accessible price. After years of using severe prescription acne treatments, Priscilla realized that traditional approaches to fighting skin concerns were unsustainable, unhealthy, and stigmatizing. Instead, she wanted to find a solution that would create long-term yet gentle results for her skin, mind, and body. This is her story of leaving Wall Street to pursue a career in wellness, how she stays ahead of the game in a saturated market and her advice for women who have a big idea. LINKS WE MENTION:COCOKIND’s Website COCOKIND’s InstagramPriscilla’s InstagramFemale Startup Club's Instagram In partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesses.

Cocokind is a certified organic and socially conscious skincare line based out in San Francisco. On today's episode Michelle catches up with Priscilla Tsai who is the companies founder and CEO. The two discuss how Priscilla got her start in the clean beauty and skincare industry, and get into how shes been navigating running the business this past year.

In this episode, Jess and Julie talk about how easy it is to fall out of your "clean" routine when you are stressed about travelling. They'll discuss why you should stick to your clean beauty routine, especially when flying, and give some tips and tricks for remaining eco-conscious on vacation. Here is a link to the Allure article about what happens to your skin when you fly and here is a link to the Trash Is For Tossers post about being an eco-friendly traveler. Some products mentioned in this episode are: Final Straw Ello Compact Fold and Store Silicone Straw Set Stasher bags Baggu bags Cocokind mymatcha all-over moisture stick Woodsy Warrior SPF and bug-repellant The Makeup Eraser Plaine Products travel size products Biossance travel size skincare products Package Free Shop silicone soft travel bottle Cocokind Macabeet stick and Mai-Light stick Plastic Free Pursuit 3-in-1 balmies Have a topic you’re dying to hear about? A product you want us to review? Let us know on Instagram.com/CleanItUpPod or by e-mailing CleanItUpPod@gmail.com

In this Q & A episode of The SavvyCast, I share the beauty products that I love, how I take care of my skin, and some beauty products that some of you love.     This episode of The SavvyCast is a Q & A on beauty based on questions asked on @family_savvy Instagram. I did an "ask me anything" Instagram story recently, and these are the questions that were asked. I also asked my insta friends to share their favorites, and I include these in the podcast and notes below as well. It is so fun to talk about beauty, isn't it? I love it!!! Questions answered in this podcast. What is your favorite perfume? How do you ask for your highlights to be done? Your color is very natural and pretty. What is your favorite foundation? What is your best new buy? What are some of your anti-aging tips? What are your tips for when you want to look especially pretty and glam? Can you share tips on botox and fillers for beginners? I've never had either and am nervous to start. Do you use vitamin C on days you don't microneedle? If so, do you use in the a.m. or p.m.? What facial sunscreen do you use? What moisturizer do you use? Do you dermaplane at home? How often do you micro-needle? How often do you use the nuovaluce skin firming device? Here are links to my favorite products. Here are some of your favorite products. Olaplex 3 for damaged hair. (I use and love this) Lancome teint idole foundation Marc Jacobs Daisy perfume eyelash curler and pixie eye gels Marcelle micellar water Rodan and Fields (I use and love the lash boost) Revision products Sunday Riley; Sunday Riley Good Genes Egyptian Magic Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream and Wonderglo Primer Neocitis Bioserum Nectifirm Glossier Cloud Paint Lancome eyelash primer (I have this also) Zo skincare Mary Kay Ultimate Mascara Living Proof Dry Shampoo Tata Harper and Cocokind (I love the Cocokind lip balm) Thanks for all who asked questions and shared favorites. I hope this podcast is helpful. If you have time, please rate, review and subscribe to The SavvyCast on iTunes. That would mean so much!!! As always, thanks so much for stopping by. Be blessed, and stay savvy!!!

In this follow-up to the daytime skincare episode, Julie and Jess discuss the products from their nighttime skincare routines. The discussion of their favorite products' best qualities - and ingredients to steer away from - will help inform decisions about your own routines! Products mentioned in this episode: Makeup Eraser Cocokind Facial Cleansing Oil Rachyl’s goatmilk soap makeup remover Mad Hippie Cream Cleanser Brown and Coconut Brightening Face Polish Herbivore Prism AHA/BHA mask Cocokind Tumeric Spot Treatment Cocokind Chlorophyll Mask Brown and Coconut Healing Kale Mask Cocokind Raspberry Vinegar Toner Biossance 100% squalane oil Cocokind all-over moisture My matcha stick Shea Moisture 100% Coconut oil Herbivore Phoenix Facial Oil Herbivore Lapis Blue Tansy Face Oil And here's an Allure article about bakuchiol! Have a topic you’re dying to hear about? A product you want us to review? Let us know on Instagram.com/CleanItUpPod or by e-mailing CleanItUpPod@gmail.com

In this episode, Julie and Jess go through the products they are currently using (whether they like them or not) in their daytime skincare routines. They'll talk about what to look for in each step of a skincare regimen and which ingredients to avoid. Products mentioned in this episode: Mad Hippie Cream Cleanser Biossance squalane + glycolic renewal facial Shea Moisture matcha green tea + probiotics soothing toner and hydrating mist Cocokind rosewater toner Cocokind Glow Essence with Sea Grape Caviar Biossance 100% Squalane Oil Juice beauty smoothing eye concentrate Loving Naturals Daily UV Cream - Unscented Herbivore Jasmine Green Tea Balancing Toner Biossance squalane + rose vegan lip balm Cocokind all-over moisture my matcha stick Cocokind full brow balm Shea Moisture 100% coconut oil Rachel’s Goat Milk Soap Kinda Nutty Goat Milk Body Butter Some additional information: Marie Claire article about the benefits of toner Allure article about what to look for in a toner based on your skincare concerns Elle Beauty article discussing face essence Have a topic you’re dying to hear about? A product you want us to review? Let us know on Instagram.com/CleanItUpPod or by e-mailing CleanItUpPod@gmail.com

After years of using severe prescription acne treatments, Priscilla Tsai realized that traditional approaches to fighting skin concerns were unsustainable, unhealthy, and stigmatizing. Instead, she wanted to find a solution that would create long-term yet gentle results for her skin, mind, and body. After tackling her hormonal acne with superfoods instead of chemicals, she quite literally made her own solution and left her job on Wall Street. Cocokind was then born in 2015. In the episode, Priscilla shares why her struggle with acne from her teenage years to her early 20’s prompted her to start making her own skincare products, her experience with imposter syndrome and why she didn’t let it stop her from launching her skincare brand, which is now a multi-million dollar company, what it was like to leave behind her high-paying job on Wall Street and move to San Francisco to start bootstrapping Cocokind, why she says nurturing and loving up her customers and audience is the number one reason she’s been able to build such a trusted product line and profitable business, her top 3 pieces of advice for anyone starting a product-based business in the wellness industry (not what you might think!), the massive role old school marketing played in the first 2 years of business, and why she recommends making in-person relationship building a priority, and so much more!   To learn more about Priscilla Tsai and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.   Follow Me On: Facebook Instagram

Priscilla struggled with life-long hormonal acne until she decided to take matters into her own hands and solve this problem by creating her own skincare. "We don't ask 'what can we charge?'. We charge what we think is fair." - Priscilla Tsai. Learn more at joychudacoff.com/94

#1: In this episode, I sit down with Priscilla Tsai is the Founder and CEO of cocokind. She is not only a good friend of mine, but a complete boss. We chat all things skincare and her secrets behind her now glowing and flawless skin after struggling with hormonal acne for years. Priscilla is also the founder of a leading skincare brand in the sustainable non-toxic skincare industry. Her products are personally a favorite of mine and are a staple in my routine. Not only do they work but they also are super affordable. We also talk more about starting and funding a business herself after leaving her full-time job, what makes her brand standout amongst the industry and much more! Learn more about cocokind at www.cocokind.com and follow along @cocokindskincare and @priscilla.tsai for her skincare secrets and behind-the-scenes.For more from me, follow along @rachLmansfield and pre-order my cookbook, Just the Good Stuff.Thank you Simple Mills for sponsoring this episode!

Today I'm joined by my lovely wife Melissa, co-founder of KINETIX and founder of Be Well Blueprint. Today we are discussing ways to create an environment that is conducive to creating a healthy life. Melissa will discuss focusing on the 3 P's: - Pesticides - Plastics - Parabens Below are a variety of links to information and products that Melissa mentions in today's episode. Remember if you have any follow up questions reach out to Melissa at BeWellBlueprint@gmail.com or through social media on FB: https://www.facebook.com/bewellblueprint/ or instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewellblueprint/. Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen Lists: https://www.greenmatters.com/p/2019-dirty-dozen-clean-15 Quick link for glass containers on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Storage-Containers-Lids-13-Pack/dp/B075P1XHRR/ref=sr_1_17?crid=1AC56BEM2J0PO&keywords=glass+containers+for+food+storage+with+lids&qid=1567163784&s=gateway&sprefix=glass+container%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-17 Silicone Storage bags: https://www.amazon.com/Reusable-Silicone-Stainless-Insulated-Dishwasher/dp/B07H8WGRMR/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=stasher&qid=1567163857&s=gateway&sr=8-8 Paraben Free Self Care: (there are lots more at Target and Wegmans too, here are some of my favorites) Makeup / Skin care - Beauty Counter (https://www.beautycounter.com) - CocoKind (https://www.cocokind.com) - TULA (https://www.tula.com) - Primally Pure (https://www.madison-reed.com) Hair Care: - ACURE (https://acure.com) - Madison Reed (https://www.madison-reed.com) Home Care: - Counter Culture (https://countercultureclean.com) - Honest (https://www.honest.com)

Jordan chats with Priscilla Tsai, the amazing human behind the popular organic and superfood skincare line, Cocokind! Priscilla started cocokind in an attempt to heal her own acne, after being frustrated with all of the harsh ingredients found in skincare and other acne treatments. Jordan absolutely loves that cocokind uses REAL ingredients, like matcha and coconut oil, in the products that they create! In this conversation, the two talk about how cocokind is a self-funded skincare line, why real ingredients are so important, self-love, and SO much more! Jordan has believed for a long time that the answers often lie in nature, which is exactly what Ned believes. Ned is an organic hemp brand with a passion to help people feel and live BETTER. They create products like body butter, lip balm, and oils infused with hemp and good vibes! If you’re interested in trying out one of Ned’s incredible products, head over to helloned.com/balanced & use the code “balanced” at checkout for 15% off of your order! We’d like to thank (https://www.humnutrition.com/get_started) , don’t forget to use the discount code SOUL at checkout to get 20% off your first order! You know how much Jordan loves her probiotics! Silver Fern has the proper amount of strains of bacteria in their probiotic, so it can actually arrive alive in your intestinal tract. (That’s what you want!) Head on over to Silver Fern’s website and use the code BLONDE for 20% off your order. And don’t forget to listen to Silver Fern chief nutritionist Charity Lighten’s episode! Jordan just loves their probiotic, and the plant protein powder (it’s chocolate flavored!) For more info, visit: (http://www.thebalancedblonde.com/podcast) Resources: Learn more: (https://www.cocokind.com/) Instagram: @cocokindskincare The Balanced Blonde is produced by Podcast Masters

Madeline Haydon, the founder and CEO of non-dairy creamer brand Nutpods, isn’t fazed by the occasional negative review of her products. On the contrary, she welcomes all customer feedback, good or bad. It’s the follow up that matters. “You have to know you’re not going to get everyone and you have to be open to hearing what your customers really think about your product,” she said in an interview included in this episode. “We have very strict protocols with customer service because what I’m building is not just a brand; it’s an experience. And part of that experience is how you can turn someone who’s unhappy with your brand to say, ‘You know what? They have great customer service.’” That focus on high quality customer service has anchored nutpods’ thriving direct-to-consumer and ecommerce strategies and helped it become a top-selling brand on Amazon. As part of our interview, Haydon also discussed her foray into entrepreneurship and how she laid the groundwork for a successful online business via targeted outreach to consumers with specialized diets. Also in this episode: an interview with Nicole Cogan, the founder of Nobread, a popular social media brand focused on gluten-free lifestyles. In our conversation, Cogan spoke about her work with CPG brands, best practices for sponsored social campaigns and how influencer marketing has evolved in recent years. Show notes: 1:39: Fancy Food, Dry January & Sliced Ketchup -- The hosts discussed the upcoming 2019 Winter Fancy Food and Good Food Mercantile shows, which will be held in San Francisco. They also spoke about brands that are embracing “Dry January,” new episodes of our Elevator Talk series, which is featured on YouTube and Instagram TV, and a recent Chobani Incubator event in Boston. 16:42: Interview: Madeline Haydon, Founder/CEO, nutpods -- Haydon is the founder and CEO of nutpods, a fast-growing brand of alt-dairy, unsweetened creamers made from almonds and coconuts. Launched in 2015, nutpods has become a best-selling brand on Amazon and parlayed its online success into the grocery channel, where the products are sold in major grocery chains, including Publix, Kroger and Wegmans. In an interview with BevNET CMO Mike Schneider she discussed the attributes of great products, testing nutpods at retail before launching online, the benefits of selling direct-to-consumer, and why reviews and high quality customer service are critical for nutpods. 36:42: Interview: Nicole Cogan, Founder, Nobread -- Haydon noted the importance working with social influencers that are authentically aligned with a brand’s mission and marketing strategy. That’s also the perspective of Nicole Cogan, who’s the creator of gluten-free lifestyle brand Nobread. As of the publication of this podcast, Nobread has over 163,000 followers of its Instagram page, which is loaded with content promoting gluten-free recipes, products and brands. Cogan discussed her role as a social media influencer and how she establishes mutually beneficial relationships with CPG companies. Brands in this episode: Dry Soda, Ugly Drinks, Seedlip, Curious Elixirs, Slice of Sauce, Grain Elevator, Drink Simple, 6AM Health, Nuttin Ordinary, nutpods, Simple Mills, Enjoy Life Foods, Cocokind

SPECIAL OFFER FOR LISTENERS! Use code: HTWxCocokind FOR 15% OFF THROUGH SEPTEMBER! -Why are we cuckoo for Cocokind? Because it’s a refreshingly honest beauty brand that’s 100% non-toxic and totally affordable.  -Priscilla explains why being involved in every aspect of your biz, at least in the beginning, is KEY. AND she even goes so far as to cross train her entire staff. So, if you’re into hats, you can try on as many as you like at Cocokind. (Erica has a closet full of top hats.) -We talk about her market research strategy. Hint- it does not involve focus groups. -If we weren’t building a podcast empire, we’d be applying for a job at Cocokind because while Priscilla is super hands-on, she empowers her staff and does not micromanage.    -We were left wondering whether someone should come out with a makeup line for men. And if so, may we suggest for a name, Man-up? …We’ll workshop that one. www.cocokind.com @cocokindskincare

In the premiere episode of the Let’s Be Present Podcast we speak with female-founders Darby Jackson, founder of Apres; Priscilla Tsai, founder of Cocokind, on creating a community-based brand. They discuss their journey’s to becoming female-founders and share some advice that they have learned along the way for building socially conscious brands that are community-based and female-forward! Present is a location-based networking app for women and allies that helps you discover awesome people, places, and happenings nearby. Join us and find your good vibe tribe today! Present.co/app

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Priscilla Tsai is the founder of Cocokind which is a certified organic and socially conscious skincare line that is based around virgin coconut oil and plant-based superfoods. Their face and body products are completely chemical-free, preservative-free, and even water-free. Priscilla shares how being honest about her struggles with her audience and clients gave her the confidence boost to be her true self.  She also realized that her flaws was her greatest strength to run the successful skin care company that she has today.  Check out the episode to listen to Priscilla's story. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Priscilla's episode, Priscilla's website, resources, gifts and so much more.