Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor who has been enthralling people across the world with her sassy acting on-screen has now decided to don the hat of an entrepreneur

Vellvette Lifestyle Pvt Ltd, which owns and operates the beauty brand Sugar Cosmetics, has entered into a joint venture with the actor for its skincare brand Quench Botanics

Khan, in a post on Instagram, revealed having partnered with Sugar Cosmetics founders Vineeta Singh and Kaushik Mukherjee

“Over the years, people have often asked me about the secret behind my skin. It’s no secret… it’s just a winning combo of great genes and a simple, no-fuss routine, repeated everyday,” she wrote in a caption

“ So when Vineeta and Kaushik from Sugar Cosmetics came to me many months ago to discuss a unique idea, which was innovative Korean skincare formulations suited for Indian skin and weather. I knew I wanted to be a part of this in a very different way,” she added

“I loved the products so much that I decided to invest in the company! And here we are today. Quench Botanics, beauty in simplicity…all natural goodness. Here’s to good looks, good skin and good feels!,” she added

Quench Botanics offers a varied range of Korean skincare products specially crafted to work for Indian skin

The skincare products of Quench Botanics are powered by effective natural ingredients like Korean ginseng, cica, lotus root, grapefruit, cherry blossom extracts, sea buckthorn, tea tree oil, moringa oil and witch hazel along with gentle actives like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, salicylic acid and glycolic acid, plus classic skin-loving boosters like vitamin E and glycerine which create the perfect recipes for happy, healthy and radiant skin

The products target and prevent skin concerns like acne, blemishes, oil control, open pores, dull and uneven skin and promise a smoother, hydrated and healthier-looking complexion

With Indians becoming interested to know more about Korean beauty regimes and fond of indulging it, the Korean beauty industry in India is expected to witness a good growth in the coming times

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