When Abhishek Vyas spoke to Priyanka Jagadale on The Founder’s Dream, it wasn’t your typical startup story. It was personal. It was honest. And it was inspiring. After over a decade in fintech and data science, Priyanka made a bold decision—to create a skincare brand that actually works for Indian skin. That’s how ROA Skincare was born.

Why ROA Skincare Feels Familiar, Yet Fresh

Priyanka didn’t start ROA to follow trends—she started it because nothing on the shelf felt right. Many Indian consumers are drawn to Korean skincare, but Priyanka knew Indian skin has its own needs. With ROA, she created products that respect our climate, our tones, and our everyday struggles with skin.

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Starting Up in the Indian Beauty Space

Launching a skincare brand in India sounds exciting—but behind the scenes, it’s intense. Priyanka had to figure out manufacturing, ingredient sourcing, and customer education from scratch. But her background in data helped her stay grounded. Every product is researched. Every decision is intentional.

A Founder’s Journey Rooted in Belief

Leaving a steady job to become a woman entrepreneur takes guts. Priyanka shared how the shift wasn’t just professional—it was deeply personal. She had to let go of certainty and embrace something new. Her story resonates with many young female entrepreneurs in India who are ready to take that same leap.

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Skincare That Talks About Skin Health

Priyanka is clear about one thing: skincare isn’t about perfection. It’s about skin health. Through ROA and her skincare podcast, she helps people move beyond marketing promises and start asking better questions about what they put on their skin.

Conclusion

In this heartfelt interview with woman entrepreneur Priyanka Jagadale, hosted by Abhishek Vyas, we hear a story of quiet bravery, thoughtful innovation, and a genuine desire to serve. With ROA Skincare, Priyanka isn’t just building a business—she’s building trust, one product at a time.