In this episode of Skin Anarchy, host Dr. Ekta sits down with Ayesha Curry, a multi-talented entrepreneur and visionary behind Sweet July Skin. Ayesha shares how her journey from experiencing persistent skincare struggles during pregnancy to discovering the power of her Caribbean heritage inspired her to create a line of clean, effective skincare products. Drawing on traditional remedies passed down from her Jamaican family, Ayesha developed formulations that blend Caribbean superfoods with modern, science-backed ingredients to address issues like under-eye puffiness, dryness, and early signs of aging.

Ayesha explains that unlike many celebrity brands that white-label products, she built Sweet July Skin from scratch to ensure every ingredient is thoughtfully chosen and fully transparent. Her passion for culinary arts influences her approach to skincare, treating each product formulation like a carefully crafted recipe that balances efficacy with tradition. From turmeric’s anti-inflammatory benefits to the vitamin C boost from soursop and the energizing touch of Blue Mountain Coffee Extract in her eye cream, every product is designed to nurture the skin and empower the user.

Beyond product innovation, Ayesha emphasizes the importance of self-care and genuine confidence. She believes that beauty should be rooted in authenticity and self-love rather than chasing unrealistic standards. With plans to expand her line while staying true to her cultural roots and community values, Sweet July Skin represents a new era of beauty that celebrates diversity and holistic wellness.

Tune in to hear Ayesha Curry’s inspiring story and discover how her approach is reshaping the beauty industry from within.

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