Scarlet by RedDrop is the first puberty care brand designed specifically for tweens and teens. We create age-appropriate period products, trusted education, and digital tools that help girls navigate puberty with confidence while giving parents, educators, and healthcare professionals the resources they need to support them. Our products are available through direct-to-consumer, schools, and national retailers, expanding access wherever girls need them most. Scarlet exists because puberty is a universal milestone, yet the products and education available today were largely designed for adults. We're building a category-defining brand that makes growing up less confusing, less intimidating, and more supported for every girl.

As the CEO and co-founder of Scarlet by RedDrop, I'm building the first puberty care brand designed specifically for tweens and teens. Before launching Scarlet, I practiced medicine and built two companies, experiences that taught me how to identify overlooked problems and create scalable solutions.

Scarlet was inspired by two moments that revealed the same gap: my co-founder Dana, a fifth-grade teacher, comforted a student who thought she was dying after getting her first period at school, and years later I watched my own daughter struggle to find products and education designed for girls her age. Together with our CFO and co-founder, Jarrod Shaw, we set out to change that.

Today, Scarlet combines age-appropriate period products, trusted education, and retail and school distribution to make puberty less confusing and more accessible for families. Along the way, we've grown into national retailers, served hundreds of thousands of customers, and been recognized by organizations including Black Ambition, the Tory Burch Foundation, and Fast Company. I'm passionate about building mission-driven consumer brands that create meaningful social impact while delivering lasting commercial success.