Our Story

It started in 2018 with a few no’s, two skincare products, and a decision to try something different. 

I had just graduated from college and was preparing for medical school. After two denials from top programs, I applied a third time, got in, and then realized I didn't want to go anymore.

So, I worked.

I took odd jobs in food service and eventually became a beauty consultant at Macy's. I found myself living between two things I genuinely enjoyed: beauty and science.

And I kept getting questions about my skin.

People wanted to know what I was using, what I was making, and what was actually behind the products I talked about. Eventually, I thought, Why not make my own?

So I did. I went to the kitchen and the natural store and created magic. 

I created two products: Mangorizer and Spice Buff.

They were more than just my first products. They were products I had made with people I loved in mind, especially my mom and my grandmother, two of the hardest-working women I knew.

What started as me trying to figure out what came next became the beginning of Radimaè.

Over the years, the brand has grown beyond those first two products. But the heart of it hasn't changed.

I'm still interested in the connection between beauty, science, and everyday life. I'm still curious about what goes into the products we use. And I'm still focused on creating products that feel good, make sense, and earn a place in someone's routine.

Radimaè isn't about having the longest skincare routine or making beauty feel complicated.

It's about good formulations, purposeful ingredients, and taking care of yourself in a way that fits your life.

And whether you're shopping for yourself, looking for thoughtful products for your customers, or looking for a beauty brand to bring into your next event or experience, that's what I want Radimaè to be known for.

Good skincare. Real thought behind it. And a brand with a story worth knowing.

.... But There is more to the story.

Radimaè was reborn from a deeply personal season of motherhood, survival, and restoration.

Read A Mother’s Decree