Frostbland Marketing

Frostbland Marketing has created 12 entries
  • Oct 23 2023

    Kyla Skincare: Barrier Strengthening

    By InBrands

    Kyla Skincare is the brainchild of Frostbland’s Managing Director, Amanda Gani. Stemming from Amanda’s extensive global sourcing trips, where she explored diverse skincare solutions and scrutinized thousands of products, Kyla is the culmination of her quest for unparalleled effectiveness. Meticulously identifying the most potent actives and decoding the essence of product efficacy, Amanda’s insights and relentless pursuit of innovation shaped the groundbreaking Kyla Skincare line.

    Kyla Skincare harnesses the potent properties of Australian-sourced Hemp Seed Oil, Ferulic Acid, and ProRenew Complex CLR™, this brand is reshaping the skincare narrative with its assertive yet effective product line. Crafted to fortify the skin’s natural barrier, soothe irritation, and invigorate the complexion, their formulations offer a luxurious, uncompromising experience. Kyla Skincare’s staunch commitment to cruelty-free principles and rigorous dermatological trials ensures that every skincare aficionado can revel in a radiant, deeply-nourished complexion.

  • May 19 2023

    Frostbland acquires Alya Skin

    By InBrands

    Frostbland, the trusted distribution partner of Alya Skin since its inception, has recently reached a significant milestone by acquiring Alya Skin. This strategic move aligns with Frostbland’s long-term strategy of driving revenue through their own brands. With Alya Skin’s impressive social and digital reach, this acquisition opens up new opportunities for export markets and brand growth.

    Read the full story here.

  • Jul 13 2020

    How two Aussie boys made $20 million selling pink face masks

    By InBrands

    Manny Barbas and James Hachem aren’t your typical boys.

    At 24 years old, Barbas and Hachem, who had known each other since high school, created a pink clay face mask for women with sensitive skin, and are set to turn over $20 million by the end of this financial year. 

    But the company they founded, Alya Skin, wasn’t a fluke: it was a carefully planned operation.

    “I would keep my eye out in terms of what people were posting, like what niches. We knew that teeth whitening was going to be big before it was, and we knew that it was going to move to skincare,” Barbas told Yahoo Finance.

    Read the full story here.