The numbers spoke volumes to us. We were like, there's a huge market here. There's a huge opportunity to pioneer a space that no one's pioneering and really bring inclusivity to the forefront of the beauty industry.

We purposely decided not to patent or trademark any of our tactile imprinting systems. They said, well, what are you going to do when every brand starts

adding braille to their packaging? Well, that's the point. We wanted to be the beauty industry

standard. That's what actually keeps us going. We're doing it for people in our community. We're doing it

for our own families. We're doing it to make this world a better place. I feel like it always takes

one person, one step to come to market and create something different.

And that's why we created Sisterwood.

We wanted to pioneer this space.

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Welcome to the founder podcast with Nathan Chan.

So the first question that I wanted to ask was you guys took 2.5 years to launch your product. So, you know,

you spent a long time in pre-launch. You know, would you suggest that everyone takes this approach?

Well, firstly, Nathan, thank you for having us. It's such a pleasure to be here. And it almost

feels surreal, especially because we started with the

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