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This Aussie Beauty Entrepreneur Created A LED Mask with a 97% Satisfaction Rate

Marie-Antoinette Issa by Marie-Antoinette Issa
11/11/2024
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Qure Skincare Kristina Orlic
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Kristina Orlic’s path to founding Qure Skincare was not one she could have predicted. But, it was certainly one she was destined to walk. After struggling with her own skin issues, Kristina became immersed in the world of skin care – researching ingredients, experimenting with routines, and ultimately realising the profound impact it had on her confidence. It was personal. It was transformative. And, as she explains, “Good skin should be a right, not a luxury.”

The pivotal moment came during a visit to Croatia to see her brother, Matt, whose skin had dramatically improved. While Kristina expected him to show off the skin care products she had sent him, he instead proudly displayed a two-metre LED light panel as the source of his radiant skin. Intrigued by the technology, Kristina was disappointed to learn the price of such a device – around $5000 – and felt the sting of being unable to afford this luxury. It was then that she recognised a gap in the beauty industry – access to effective skin care treatments was limited to those who could afford the high-end options, leaving the rest of us to fend for ourselves.

“I felt the pain of not being able to afford the treatments my skin needed,” she recalls. “That’s when the idea of Qure Skincare was born. I wanted to make these transformative technologies accessible to everyone.” With that, Kristina set out on a mission to democratise beauty. And, she did so by blending cutting-edge technology with a deeply personal touch.

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Qure’s first product, the LED Face Mask, reflects Kristina’s vision of accessible skin care that delivers professional results in the comfort of your own home. With a 97% satisfaction rate, it has quickly become a cult favourite. And, proven that beauty innovation doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. Kristina’s goal is simple: “Everyone deserves to feel confident in their own skin.”

But Qure is not just another beauty brand riding the wave of a trend. It is a brand born out of struggle and shaped by Kristina’s lived experiences. “We’re not selling flawless, poreless skin. What we want is good skin. So, that when you wake up, you can leave the house with minimal makeup and feel good,” she says.

What sets Qure apart from other brands in the crowded skin care space is this personal approach. Kristina designs each product with heart, using the knowledge she gained from her own journey with skin care. “We listen to our customers, respond to their feedback, and build upon that to create products that truly work,” she explains. This deep customer connection is a key part of Qure’s identity. And, it’s evident in everything from the LED Mask to the brand’s innovative Micro-infusion System and Targeted Patches.

The LED Mask, in particular, exemplifies Qure’s commitment to making high-quality skin care accessible. Unlike professional treatments that can cost thousands, the LED Mask offers the same transformative benefits at a fraction of the price, making skin rejuvenation attainable for the everyday person. But Kristina doesn’t stop there. Qure’s All-in-One Face Serum, designed to target multiple skin concerns in a single step, and the Micro-infusion System, which brings in-clinic treatments into the home, further demonstrate her mission to simplify skin care routines while maintaining efficacy.

Of course, no modern beauty brand would be complete without a focus on sustainability, and Kristina is well aware of the growing importance of eco-conscious practices. “We’re committed to sustainability as part of our growth,” she says. From the refillable Micro-infusion System to the durable, reusable packaging of select products, Qure is making strides in reducing single-use plastics and ensuring their products are as environmentally friendly as they are effective.

But creating effective skin care that’s both safe and sustainable is no small feat. Especially, when striving to meet customer expectations. “The biggest challenge in product development is staying ahead of trends while ensuring everything is aligned with our values,” Kristina admits. “It’s a moving train. You can’t stop. You just need to find new solutions and adapt.”

Her approach to product development begins with listening to her customers. After all, as Kristina points out, “They’re the ones who are using the products. Their feedback is invaluable in shaping our next steps.” The Qure team formulates each product with high-quality, active ingredients. And rigorously tests them to meet both efficacy and safety standards

Though Qure’s products are a testament to Kristina’s dedication, the most rewarding aspect of her entrepreneurial journey is the impact her brand has had on real people. “Seeing how our products help people feel more confident in their skin drives me,” she shares. Every week, she personally reads each customer review and takes time to connect with those whose lives her products have improved.

As for the future of Qure, Kristina is excited to continue expanding the brand and evolving in response to customer needs. “We’re not limited to any single category,” she says. And, teases future innovations that will take Qure’s already impressive range to new heights. The focus will remain on accessible, customisable skin care solutions – allowing every individual to feel empowered in their own skin.

Kristina’s advice for aspiring beauty entrepreneurs is simple: “You have to love what you do. Business is hard, and if you don’t love it, you’ll quit. Make sure it’s something personal to you and something you’re passionate about. There’s no plan B.”

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Marie-Antoinette Issa is the Beauty & Lifestyle Editor for The Carousel, Women Love Tech and Women Love Travel. She has worked across news and women's lifestyle magazines and websites including Cosmopolitan, Cleo, Madison, Concrete Playground, The Urban List and Daily Mail, I Quit Sugar and Huffington Post.

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