Luxury Ultra Violette Co-Founder Rebecca Jefferd On The Rise Of Her Skincare Startup "By midnight that night we’d done 130 orders." By Emily J. Brooks Luxury "By midnight that night we’d done 130 orders." By Emily J. Brooks Previous article Jen Rubio: My Favourite Things Next article ‘The Secret To Success Is Just Turning Up’ Rebecca Jefferd doesn’t have a beauty routine yet she is the founder of the hottest new skin care product in Australia, with five products now on the market. As one half of Ultra Violette, Jefferd found a gap in the incredibly competitive and lucrative market by producing a natural, Australian sunscreen for daily use.Its core selling point was how easily and effectively it could be applied under make-up. Jefferd co-founded Ultra Violette with fellow beauty industry expert Ava Matthews and the pair have enviably experienced overnight success after launching just six months ago. They met working on the wildly successful Mecca founded by Jo Horgan. Jefferd, who is a mother of two, told her story at the first Future Women Social Club in Melbourne. Best Of Future Women Travel How to experience Byron Bay according to your personality By Patti Andrews Culture Five perfect strangers By Patti Andrews Culture Maxine Beneba Clarke on the value of time By Madison Howarth Culture Clare Bowditch on knowing your worth By Madison Howarth Culture Jamila Rizvi finds a room of her own By Madison Howarth Culture What drives Clementine Ford to stand up and Fight Like A Girl? By Mel Fulton Luxury The euphoria of makeup that highlights, and does not erase By Sally Spicer Style Four easy ways to shop sustainably with Lucianne Tonti By Bojana Kos Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
