EPISODE · Apr 11, 2025 · 37 MIN
Building a Sustainable Skincare Brand with Isabelle Guilmette
from Resilient as F*k! · host Vivian Perez
In this episode of Resilient as F*k!, Vivian Perez sits down with Isabelle Guilmette, the heart behind Washboard Soapery & Such—a natural soap and personal care brand that started with a DIY deodorant and evolved into a 130+ SKU product line. What began as a passion project in her kitchen grew into a thriving, values-driven business rooted in beauty, slowness, and integrity. Isabelle opens up about how she’s scaled intentionally and navigated major curveballs—from a flooded studio to a hospitalization that forced her to rethink her entire structure.This episode is a heartfelt reminder that slow growth, strong systems, and staying rooted in your why are not just nice-to-haves—they’re how you build something that lasts.Key Takeaways🧼 How a single DIY deodorant sparked a full personal care line💥 How unexpected challenges (a flood + health crisis) became turning points✨ Why beauty isn’t just surface-level—it’s how you show care, depth, and intentionMemorable Moments“This brand was born from necessity—but it bloomed from love.” — IsabelleThe story of how a flooded studio pushed her to rebuild smarter, not harderHer approach to branding as care—through touch, scent, storytelling, and textureWhere to Listen:Catch the full episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or vanpbrandstudio.com for more insights on building resilient brands that connect.
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In this episode of Resilient as F*k!, I sit down with Isabelle Guilmette, the heart behind Washboard Soapery & Such, to talk about how she’s kept her values intact while scaling, the power of listening to your market, and how she bounced back from personal and professional curveballs—from a studio flood to a hospitalization that forced her to restructure everything.
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