Kindlife, a platform for health, wellbeing, and beauty, has raised $8 million in its Series A fundraising round. JB-Dooeun, TK Fund, and MIXI Global Investments spearheaded the investment, with Kalaari Capital and more angel investors joining onboard.
The business declared that this funding will help Korea, Japan, and India forge closer ties with each other. Kindlife, with its strong distribution network, guarantees the smooth delivery of high-end Korean beauty goods. Thousands of beauty creators use the network to discuss recommendations and prioritize content creation, educating users on the newest K-beauty trends.
Manasa Garemella, Vidit Jain, and co-founder of Shopclues Radhika Ghai launched Kindlife. It selects skincare products from Korea and Japan, with a focus on Gen Z consumers. Personalized skincare and wellness recommendations are provided by the site using its proprietary AI technology, with a focus on high-end Korean and Japanese beauty brands.
Kindlife had previously obtained seed money totaling $2.5 million from several sources, including Titan Capital, Java Capital, and Kalaari Capital.
Principal Partner at MIXI Global Investments Tomoharu Urabe expressed enthusiasm about being a part of the investment round, saying Kindlife is developing an approachable e-commerce platform with AI-powered discoverability and an integrated influencer network. Early data points to the concept’s effectiveness, and the corporation is eager to help Kindlife grow its business.
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