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Dawn McCarthy is excited to give us a look at some fun products that were created or founded by women.
Olay– Olay’s products are tested and co-created with over 15,000 women in 6 countries. The brand talks to thousands of women every year to learn from them and have them test our products. At least 50% of the research and development team at Olay is female, including all different R&D functions. Fun fact: as it relates to these products, the main formulator and process engineer for Olay Whips and its Active Rush Technology were both women! olay.com
Spare My Hair– Spare My Hair®, the all-natural solution for both men and women with fine and thinning hair and hair loss, created by Shahinaz Soliman, MD, a Board-Certified Physician of Los Angeles, California. The Spare My Hair® Shampoo, Conditioner, Scalp Hair Solution and Soft Gel Vitamins contain no minoxidil or harsh chemicals. Results begin in about eight weeks; use of the products must be consistent sparemyhair.com
Swoobie– An innovative boob sweat solution is ending years of silent suffering for women everywhere. Swoobie is made from flexible, baby-soft layers that wick away moisture to leave your skin and bra dry. Swoobie provides all-day protection, preserves lingerie, reduces rashes and prevents embarrassing moments of visible wetness. Be drier when you perspire with Swoobie bra liners! swoobie.com
Skineez– The Only MEDICAL-GRADE FDA Approved moderate Compression Socks with a patented fabric That Firms, Revitalizes And Hydrates with 5 essential ingredients including retinol and vitamin E. Michelle Moran (the founder) has more than 15 years of apparel industry experience, and a recognized leader in promoting social causes through fashion. In 2007, having recognized the enormous potential for cosmetotextile applications in the North American apparel market, Michelle developed her newest line, – SKINEEZ® Skincarewear®, skinprotectant fabrics proudly made in the USA myskineez.com
Save the Girls– We all live with our phones now. It is how we communicate, find directions, watch movies and much more. But our clothing doesn’t quite cooperate with our phone use. Save the Girls Touch Screen Purses began after the founder, Tami Lange, had two daughters’ phones bite the dust in the same week. One washed and spun, the other was lost on a hike. Her sister-in-law had a solution. She used her bra as a cell pocket even-though she had breast cancer!Lange decided it was time to stop the madness. She developed a way for women and girls alike to safely and securely carry their phones.She quit her job of 20 years and flew to Asia where she found three factories to make her products. One year later and she has already sold over 1.2 million dollars worth of specialty Touch Screen Purses! savethegirls.com
