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In this episode of Skin Anarchy, host Dr. Ekta engages with Dimitra Davidson, founder of Indeed Labs, to explore the brand's journey and its commitment to science-backed skincare solutions. Dimitra shares her transition from finance and luxury retail to skincare, driven by personal struggles with melasma and a desire for safe, effective treatments. This led to the creation of Indeed Labs in 2008, emphasizing ingredient integrity, accessibility, and consumer-centric innovation.

A highlight of their discussion is the pH-In™ Healthy Skin System, a three-step acne treatment that is microbiome-friendly and free from harsh ingredients. Clinically proven to clear acne without irritation, this system reflects Indeed Labs' dedication to addressing skin concerns without compromising skin health. Dimitra also challenges industry norms by questioning the continued use of harmful ingredients in traditional acne treatments, advocating for solutions that do not damage the skin barrier.

Throughout the conversation, Dimitra emphasizes the emotional impact of skin health and the importance of providing safe, effective solutions. She discusses the brand's commitment to sustainability and consumer education, ensuring that each product offers unique and necessary benefits in an overcrowded market. Indeed Labs stands out for its integrity and innovation, offering trust, care, and real results for those navigating their skincare journey.

Tune in to discover how Indeed Labs is revolutionizing skincare with empathy and science, providing solutions that truly make a difference.

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