Lomolique

I believe women radiate beauty and strength. Whether it’s as busy moms, partners, business owners, or professionals in any industry, women are the change agents this world needs. This inner radiance deserves luxurious natural skincare that draws all women's beauty and strength to the surface. At Lomolique, our mission is to make this luxury accessible to every woman - Lomolique takes women to the place where they feel most beautiful. Our skincare oil is the first-ever to include the high-performing anti-aging ingredient Renovage, which heals and repairs skin while empowering women to stay healthy from the inside out on their journey through life. Lomolique is also a cruelty-free facial oil with antioxidant and aromatherapy properties that I included after doing extensive research on a multitude of raw materials and ingredients.

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Gwendolyn Osborne, Actor, Model, Speaker, Podcast Host, CEO
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Founder Story
My name is Gwendolyn Osborne, the Founder and CEO of Lomolique Facial Oil (www.LomoliqueSkin.com). You might have seen my product featured in People Magazine as one of the ‘Best Beauty Tricks for Surviving Summer’ (https://people.com/style/best-beauty-tricks-for-summer/#49883b7d-6fc5-46d4-8b37-39522807b521) and a must-have in 'Jenna Dewan's Cool Mom Gift Guide' (https://www.leoedit.com/gear/jenna-dewans-cool-mom-gift-edit/) by Leo Edit.

After starting my career in the modeling industry, on the runway, in print, and in commercials, I transitioned into the role of spokesmodel on the TV game show The Price Is Right for 12 years, gaining the historical accolade of the longest-running woman of color to work on a daytime game show. Most recently, I was featured as an elite competitor and badass Amazon in the feature film, Wonder Woman 1984. Through the last 20 years of my career, I have enjoyed access to the best skin care on the market and experienced firsthand the benefits of high-performing formulas. Though incredibly grateful for this position, the disparity between the products available to “beauty insiders” vs. everyday women has become increasingly unsettling.