Glossier
Here at Glossier, beauty is about you. From our formulas to packaging, playful shades to seriously-great skincare—Glossier was built to make beauty accessible and uncomplicated. Before we launched Glossier in 2014, we started as Into The Gloss. A beauty website and community devoted to sharing real information with real people, about really amazing products. It’s where we realized that beauty shouldn’t be built in a boardroom—it should be built by you. This ethos gave birth to our philosophy: Skin First. Makeup Second™. We prioritize skincare because we believe that healthy skin is the best foundation. We believe in thoughtful design and cultivating conversations. It’s at the core of everything we do—the starting point of all our makeup, skincare, bodycare, and fragrance products. At Glossier, beauty is about celebrating freedom of expression, individuality , and having fun. Our Skin First. Makeup Second™ approach ensures that every product supports your skin’s health, allowing your makeup to enhance rather than mask your natural beauty.www.glossier.com
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Oct 30, 2026
Eva ChenGUEST
And it's funny because I just got the catalog for like MoMAs.
Eva ChenGUEST
And then, like, Glossier did a thing with stickers when they ran their first print advertising.
Eva ChenGUEST
Like, it's now a medium, but that, like, Kim France really, like, revolutionized.
Eva ChenGUEST
And the voice of Lucky was so, I so connected to it on, like, a soul level of, like, accessibility-friendly advertising.
Ramón PagánHOST
Because nobody was.
Jordan Samuel PacittiGUEST
You know, at that time, like, there were very few, like, Glossier, Herbivore.
Jordan Samuel PacittiGUEST
I believe people started to call them the, like, Instagram brands, the brands that sort of built via social, via the start of it.
Jordan Samuel PacittiGUEST
And so then, I don't want to say I copied them, but it was like, oh, right, look at how they're using this tool.
Samantha ChristineHOST
I have a signature.
Samantha ChristineHOST
It's You by Glossier.
Samantha ChristineHOST
And this scents amazing because it's super clean and fresh, but there's like a warmth to it.
Samantha ChristineHOST
And what I like about it is I guess the way they formulated it, it smells different on everyone.
Samantha ChristineHOST
I will say this is more on the Expensive side.
Samantha ChristineHOST
It's definitely not cheap.
Samantha ChristineHOST
Like, if you want a cheaper option, I would say You by Glossier is, like, pretty budget-friendly.
Samantha ChristineHOST
But the Le Labo, you need, like, one spray and that's it.
Guillaume LuccisanoHOST
Hada Strutman has done it the other way around.
Anya KellyHOST
Before working at Glossier, Seed Health, and Bobby, she was already a customer.
Anya KellyHOST
And in each case, something about the experience made her want to become part of that company behind it.
Guillaume LuccisanoHOST
That raises a really interesting question.
Guillaume LuccisanoHOST
Yeah.
Guillaume LuccisanoHOST
Yeah, that's huge.
Anya KellyHOST
Because it seems like throughout your career, and so you've been at Glossier, Seed, and now Bobby.
Anya KellyHOST
Those three companies, you have sought out for them, like, you know, you love the brand and you are like, OK, this is the brand I want to work for.
Erika Ayers BadanGUEST
was built as a really beautiful blog that it was right at the beginning.
Erika Ayers BadanGUEST
It was around the Glossier time.
Erika Ayers BadanGUEST
It was the blog turned commerce site.
Erika Ayers BadanGUEST
And it was really earnest and very beautiful, written by, you know, an ex-New York Times food writer.
EmmaHOST
Yeah.
EmmaHOST
I mean, she was for a minute like up there with Sofia Amoroso and Emily Weiss from Glossier as like the ultimate girl boss for a few years.
EmmaHOST
So it's interesting seeing she was an idol for so many young millennial women and um now maybe just like the cognitive dissonance of seeing somebody they had so much respect and admiration for have such a heavy fall they can't i
MeganHOST
want to push back a little bit on that i i don't know if anybody actually admired her you don't think like when she was on forks I feel like she was lauded by the business sector as someone to watch.
Siffat HaiderHOST
like a different, it was a different universe.
Siffat HaiderHOST
And I cannot even tell you like what it was like during like the Glossier
Camille MooreGUEST
heyday.
Siffat HaiderHOST
It was just
Camille MooreGUEST
like a different.
Camille MooreGUEST
But it's also why Glossier blew up.
Camille MooreGUEST
Exactly.
Camille MooreGUEST
Because it was a different time.
Sara FosterHOST
Okay, 2014.
Ty HaneyGUEST
But in a lot of ways, we and Glossier were the first kind of community-led brands.
Ty HaneyGUEST
Yeah.
Ty HaneyGUEST
And so we were very clear with the mission and purpose at the time, which I had grown up in Boulder, Colorado, wearing Nike.
Erin KleinbergGUEST
It's the most fun part of it, right? And I think for me personally, every single thing I've done has connected to each other.
Erin KleinbergGUEST
And so whether that was interning at W, there I met Emily Weiss of Glossier, and then she styled my lookbook later.
Erin KleinbergGUEST
And then she was a part of the next thing I did.
Erin KleinbergGUEST
Everything connected.
Koula CallahanHOST
Today's guest is Kyle Leahy.
Koula CallahanHOST
She is the former CEO of Glossier and now serves as the chief commercial officer at Whoop.
Koula CallahanHOST
Kyle has built her career on taking on new challenges and learning from each one.
Koula CallahanHOST
And in this episode, you're going to learn how to keep growing as a leader and how to make the most out of every opportunity that comes your way.
Kyle LeahyGUEST
Yeah.
Kyle LeahyGUEST
I mean, we've always been kind of prolific travelers and trying to explore new places, trying to be curious and to learn and explore the world.
Kyle LeahyGUEST
Earlier this year, between my time at Glossier and now at Whoop, we went to Southeast Asia with my kids.
Kyle LeahyGUEST
I've got a seven-year-old and a five-year-old who are like the light of my life and at fun, engaging, exciting ages.
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