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The Beauty Product Hiding in Plain Sight: Founder Rachel Glass
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What if one of the best beauty products has been sitting in your medicine cabinet all along?
Three years after her first visit to Cornell (Thank) U, GlossLab founder Rachel Glass is back with her newest venture, le-balme—and the story behind it is fascinating.
Rachel shares why she believes petroleum jelly has been one of skincare's best-kept secrets, how she partnered with a New York dermatologist to rethink a product that's been around for generations (what they've done is amazing), and why she couldn't stop thinking about this idea until she brought it to life.
We also talk about what changed after GlossLab, what she learned the first time around, why she's building this company differently, and how she decides which ideas are worth chasing.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, someone who loves hearing how products come to life, or just curious about the next thing you'll probably be throwing into your bag, this conversation is full of insights, honest reflections, and one product we have a feeling you'll be hearing a lot more about.
Launching! You can get on the waitlist and get more info here:
Oficinale.com and lebalme.com
and on Instagram: @oficinale.co and @lebalme.co
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