Hey guys, welcome back to skin anarchy. Today's episode is dedicated to aesthetics and learning all about the world of aesthetics and med spas and what it really means to be a business that is really leading the way when it comes to these procedures.

I think all of us have gotten Botox or filler or something,

you know, along the way where finding that person or that med spa is kind of a uphill challenge

sometimes. So the more we can learn about tried and true facilities and trying to true businesses,

the better our experiences as consumers is going to be. So without further ado, I'd love to

introduce you guys to Lynn Hublin, who is the CEO and co-founder of Skin Spirit. Welcome, Lynn. I'm so excited to host you and to learn all about Skin Spirit. Thank you very much. Yeah, let's get started. I would love to learn more about you, Lynn, and your background. And what made you go into the MedSpy industry and just tell us a little bit about what

you know really sparked her vision right spirit well i grew up i think you know it starts with

with kind of the household that i grew up in i grew up in an entrepreneurial home so that was

always something that was talked about a lot when I was a kid. And I think I just

always had a feeling that that was going to be my path in life, partly because I wasn't really

good at conforming to some of the systems that, you know, that we have out there working nine to five,

things like that. But I actually started my career in consumer products

marketing after studying engineering at Procter & Gamble. So I learned a lot about marketing.

I learned a lot about the consumer. And in that brand management function, you really learn

about a lot about how to run a business overall,

which was really amazing. And then I went to business school at Stanford and I came out and

I got into the tech sector. And I actually started a company with some engineers from Apple to do an

online gaming platform. We were a little bit too

early, but we were able to create some technology that was valuable, and we were able to sell

the company, you know, based on that technology. And after we sold the company, I was, you know,

I was just, I was without a job. I had made, you know, a little bit of money sold the company, I was, you know, I was just, I was without a job.

I had made, you know, a little bit of money selling the company.

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