Hello, hello, it's Brick DeVard and you're listening to the Naked Beauty podcast.

Welcome back.

This episode, when I tell you, I have learned so much about my menstrual cycle, about things

like uriid poverty, but also that direct link between your skincare and your cycle and

all of the hormonal changes that are happening.

Now you all know, I don't talk to a lot of brand founders on the podcast because what

I'm very conscious of as a listener is, I don't want you to feel like you're listening

to a long commercial, I don't want you to hear someone just on here selling their brand.

Now I do think though, there are some brand founders and some brands that are doing such

interesting, innovative and meaningful work and that are approaching skincare from a totally

different lens.

I learned about rail beauty and the work that they were doing, I was absolutely all ears.

Today, you're going to hear from one of the founders, Yang Hee, she's incredible, she

was an executive actually at Disney and she's from Korea.

You'll hear her story, but when she was going to Korea, she was bringing all of these

pads back with her every time she went back and forth and it's interesting.

When I went to Korea, I was so focused on skincare, but of course, I'm sure their period

products are also better, which we talk a lot more about in this episode.

You all know what a fan I am of, K-beauty and the approach to ingredients with K-beauty,

the gentle approach to skincare and K-beauty, which we get into as well, but there is this

kind of revelation about this whole and the market in the US.

The thing that I think is really fascinating is linking a period care with skincare.

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