Revolutionizing Haircare: A Conversation with K18 Founder Suveen Sahib

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4.2 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2023

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

In the latest episode of Skincare Anarchy, our host Dr. Ekta delves into the world of haircare with the founder of K18, Suveen Sahib. K18 has been disrupting the haircare industry, causing a true revolution with its innovative, science-based products.

During the enlightening chat, Sahib talks about how his brand has brought new dimensions to haircare, tapping into bioactive ingredients that genuinely restore hair health. He also opens up about the journey of K18, right from its inception to its meteoric rise in popularity.

Listeners can expect to hear about the research and development processes, the challenges faced, and how K18 is constantly striving to redefine standards in the haircare sector. Tune in for an insider's view of a brand that's rapidly changing the game.

Don't miss this fascinating conversation to learn more about how K18 is setting new precedents in haircare. Prepare to be inspired by Sahib’s dedication to creating products that not only meet but exceed consumer expectations, all while paving the way for future advancements in the industry.

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0:00.0	I know that all of you have heard about this wonderful brand and has really, really taken
0:21.9	the hair care industry by storm and rightfully so I'm so honored to be interviewing the brand
0:27.4	but of course the mastermind behind the brand himself. So without further ado, please welcome
0:33.2	Savin Saheeb, founder of K18 Hair Care. Welcome to the show Savin, I'm so honored to
0:38.8	host you. Thank you, Ekta and very happy to be here with you and love you kind of a deep
0:46.0	background in biology and biological sciences, so exactly. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yeah,
0:52.7	I know I I love when brands apply this kind of science to their products because it it really
0:58.9	shows, you know, and you guys have just done such an amazing job and I can't wait. Does it? You
1:03.5	really dive into that part of it, you know, like really talk about that nitty gritty science and
1:08.8	really getting into the details, but before we do that, I want to learn about you and your
1:13.7	background and where, you know, where everything began, you know, in terms of starting the brand,
1:18.9	conceptualizing the brand. So if you could take a little bit and walk us down Remry Lane and tell
1:24.0	us about that, that would be great. Let's start. Ekta, I used to work in the taking industry. I was
1:30.6	building SaaS platforms for the likes of IBM and the wire and then I was working on a very early
1:38.4	version of something similar to Zoom. This was very back in 2011 and that's when I met my
1:44.8	co-founder, her name is Sprena Cox. She's also the founder of the Akus Hair Tower.
1:52.0	And that she introduced me to the world of hair care.
1:56.4	During our conversations, one of the things that particularly stood out to me is how much of a
2:01.7	struggle hair care is for many of us. The amount of time, effort and products that goes into
2:09.7	caring for your hair can be overwhelming. And this is more true for anyone who loves expressing the
2:16.2	hair, whether you're coloring, perming, straightening, all of which translates into chemical damage.
2:23.6	And hair care fundamentally should not be like this. And the genesis of this lies
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