In part two of our conversation with Sabrina Yavil, we go deeper into the why and how behind building a clean personal care brand for kids. From decoding outdated U.S. regulations to designing products your kids actually want to use, Sabrina shares how Gryme is creating a movement—one shampoo bottle at a time.

We also talk about what it means to empower kids with healthy habits, how she juggles entrepreneurship with motherhood, and why giving tweens a little ownership can save you from daily deodorant battles. Spoiler: it’s not about perfection—it’s about progress (and better packaging).

In this chat, you’ll learn:

• Why U.S. personal care regulations are way behind the EU (and what that means for your family)

• How to get your kids actually excited about hygiene

• What goes into developing clean, kid-friendly products from scratch

• Sabrina’s motherhood philosophy and how she balances independence with guidance

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Keywords: clean beauty, kids products, safe ingredients, skincare, fragrance, motherhood, Gryme, Sabrina Yavil

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