NEW DELHI, Sept 2: Krystn Keller is a successful business woman today with customer base all over the United States for her skincare products, but it was mother’s love for her son that made her an entrepreneur.
After finding no solution for her son’s fragile skin problem, the Alabama mother made a special soap for her son. She had learnt how to create an allergen-free soap from the YouTube tutorials.
Keller, who owned “Keller Works,” said she was worried over her son’s fragile skin that would not accept any soap available in the market. “I started Googling how to make soap, and then it took me to YouTube, which is where I go to look up how to do anything. After months of trial and error and watching endless amounts of tutorials, I finally perfected a recipe that worked for my son Elliott,”
Keller didn’t stop here. She shared her natural, hypoallergenic recipe to help other mothers who might be struggling with eczema and other issues.
“From what started as a small business in my backyard has now turned into a full skincare brand. At Keller Works, we have customers based all over the country and are able to provide jobs to our local community, all while making a positive impact and helping other families in need.” Keller told the media.
However, she said she was still learning for the new soap recipes for millions of people who want to use natural soaps that are gentle on sensitive skins.
(Vinayak Barot)
