In this episode, Kat is chatting with Raana Kashani Gregg, founder of Lunaescent, about her sustainable skincare tool and the journey behind creating it. Raana shares the personal story of how treating her son’s eczema sparked the idea for Lunaescent and led her down a path of innovating to address the limitations of traditional skincare tools like gua sha and jade rollers. With a focus on hygiene, sustainability, and improving the skincare routine experience, Raana discusses how the tool’s unique design offers a long lasting & efficient way to make your skincare products work harder and last longer. The conversation also touches on the importance of transparency, ethical sourcing, and the role of women entrepreneurs in fostering conscious, community-driven & sustainable businesses.
Takeaway
How Raana discovered a better way to apply skincare - from expensive serums to medicated creams - improving on the design and function of traditional beauty tools.
The importance of ethical sourcing, manufacturing, and designing products to last
How women entrepreneurs often take a holistic approach to business, emphasizing community, sustainability, and ethical sourcing.
The problem with typical skincare applicators and crystal gua shas
Raana’s take on sustainable skincare & how to make your skincare last longer
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