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EPISODE · May 12, 2024 · 41 MIN

Keep Your Focus

from Business of the Beat · host Mean Ole Lion Media

Roger Dupé, the founder and CEO of Melyon, recounts his extraordinary journey from aspiring soccer player to accomplished model and entrepreneur. In this insightful conversation, Roger delves into his background as a Swedish-born individual of West African descent, shedding light on his experiences in the fashion industry. As a recipient of the Beauty Matter Next 2023 grant, Roger shares the challenges he faced as a black model and his observations regarding the lack of inclusivity in skincare and beauty products. Discover Roger's driving force behind the creation of Melyon, a skincare line that specifically addresses the unique conditions often associated with darker complexions, yet it remains adaptable for various skin types. Despite obstacles in finding suitable packaging and formulators, Roger remains steadfast in his commitment to simplicity, natural ingredients, and high-end aesthetics in product design. Roger discusses navigating industry standards while staying true to his unique vision. Through his perseverance and dedication, Roger exemplifies the resilience required to succeed in the competitive beauty landscape. Follow @OfficialMelyon or visit https://www.melyon.co/ Tune in to learn more from Roger and Kendra!

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