Supriya Mody’s FutureMe: Skincare That Empowers and Transforms

In a world where luxury skincare often equates to exclusivity and excess, Supriya Mody offers a refreshing alternative: a brand where science meets soul, and results meet ritual. The founder and CEO of FutureMe Skincare, Supriya has turned her lifelong passion for beauty and pharmaceutical science into a dynamic brand that’s quickly making waves.

Supriya launched FutureMe not in Paris or New York, but in South Africa - a move that hinted at the brand’s intention to rewrite the rules. From the outset, she focused not on “fixing flaws,” but on helping people envision and nurture their best future selves. “FutureMe is about potential,” she explains, “about giving wings to your dreams through skincare that truly works.”

1. FutureMe is as visually striking as it is effective. How does your design philosophy shape everything from your product packaging to your workspace?

“At FutureMe, design is central to how we express our brand—it’s intentional, refined, and deeply tied to our belief that beauty should feel both personal and elevated. For me, the visual experience must match the quality and performance of what’s inside the bottle. That’s why every element of our packaging is designed to feel like a gift—something that sparks emotion the moment you hold it.

We’ve paid close attention to the smallest details: the textures, the finishes, the colour palette, the way each product sits in your hand. It’s all meant to create a quiet sense of luxury—effortless, but powerful. The art wraps developed for the Arayani collection reflect a modern celebration of nature, femininity, and self-worth.

Our workspace mirrors the same belief system. It’s built on a culture of possibility—of believing in dreams. "Wings to your Dreams" isn't just our tagline; it's the foundation of how we work. Every corner of our office encourages creativity and ownership. Whether someone is in product development, design, or strategy, the environment is geared toward empowering ideas and turning them into something meaningful.

Design, for us, isn’t just how things look—it’s how they make you feel. It’s a way of saying: you deserve something exceptional, every day.”

2. As a female founder navigating both the beauty and business worlds, what have been some of your most defining moments so far?

“One of the most defining moments for me was the decision to not take the easier path. Many beauty brands today start by white-labelling existing products and packaging. But I knew from day one that FutureMe had to be different. I wanted to create something original, something that combined true efficacy with a luxurious, dreamlike experience. That meant building everything from scratch—our formulations, our packaging, even the smallest design details.

Doing that during the pandemic, when the world felt uncertain and disconnected, was both the biggest challenge and the most defining phase of my journey. We were working with scientists, artists, and manufacturers across the globe, all remotely. I remember travelling to Italy to source just the right kind of iridescent print for our jars—and hunting down a single vendor in the world who could craft the metallic plating around our spatulas. Every time someone said “this can’t be done,” it became fuel for me to prove otherwise.

Another milestone was when we developed FutureBlend—our own proprietary complex. It took five years of research, trial, and perseverance. Especially when we were told repeatedly that botanicals would always carry an earthy smell and colour that couldn’t feel “luxurious.” But we didn’t settle. That refusal to give up led us to breakthrough innovations like Sound Therapy and BeautyFrequency™, which not only enhanced performance, but also elevated the entire sensory experience.

Ultimately, the most meaningful moments are those when I see women respond to the brand—not just the product, but the philosophy behind it. When someone tells me that FutureMe made them feel seen, or inspired them to return to their own dreams, it reminds me why I started this journey. As a founder, those are the moments that define everything.”

3. Your products promote future-facing, conscious skincare. How do those values extend into how you design your life and work environment?

“For me, conscious skincare isn’t just about what we put on our skin—it’s a way of thinking, of living. At FutureMe, our products are designed to be purposeful and future-facing, with formulations that are intelligent, minimal, and results-driven. That same mindset carries into how I shape my work and life.

I believe in doing fewer things, but doing them exceptionally well. Just like we’ve carefully chosen every ingredient in our formulations, I’m intentional about how I spend my time, the people I work with, and the culture we’re building. Our workplace reflects that—it’s calm, focused, and built around the idea that when people feel empowered and trusted, they do their best work.

We’re not trying to chase trends or clutter our routines, and that applies to our way of working too. Simplicity, efficiency, and clarity guide the way we operate—whether it’s how we run meetings or how we develop new ideas.

At the end of the day, FutureMe is about believing in what’s ahead. That means making thoughtful choices today—for our skin, for our teams, and for the future we want to create.

4. What role does creativity play in the way you build your brand—from formulations to the FutureMe visual identity?

“Creativity is at the heart of everything we do at FutureMe. It’s not confined to one department or one stage of development—it flows through every part of the brand, from the way we formulate our products to how we present them to the world.

When we developed our proprietary FutureBlend, it wasn’t just about combining the most effective ingredients—it was about reimagining how those ingredients could work together in a smarter, more intuitive way. That process took years of creative problem-solving, experimentation, and working closely with experts to push the boundaries of what skincare can do.

The same care goes into our visual identity. We didn’t want to look like anyone else—we wanted FutureMe to feel like a breath of fresh air in the luxury skincare space. Refined, elegant, but also emotionally resonant. Our design choices—from the art wraps to the typography and colours—are all rooted in storytelling. They express confidence, softness, and a sense of possibility, all in balance.

Creativity, to me, isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about vision. It’s about asking, “What if?” and being bold enough to explore that. That’s how FutureMe was built—and that’s how we continue to grow.”

5. Many of our readers are drawn to brands that balance form and function. How do you ensure your skincare line is not only beautiful but genuinely purposeful?

“At FutureMe, we believe beauty should never come at the cost of performance—it should elevate it. That balance of form and function is at the core of everything we create. Every product is designed to be visually striking, yes—but more importantly, to deliver results you can feel and see.

Our formulations are built with purpose. We’ve spent years developing our proprietary FutureBlend—a fusion of potent botanicals and cutting-edge actives—combined with technologies like Sound Therapy and BeautyFrequency™ to enhance absorption and efficacy. We don’t believe in overcomplicating skincare; we focus on what truly works, so every step in your routine is meaningful.

Design, for us, is a way to honour that intention. When you pick up a FutureMe product, we want it to feel like a gift to yourself—something that reminds you of your own potential. That’s what “Wings to Your Dreams” means to us: skincare that supports not just how you look, but how you feel and what you believe you can become.

So yes, our products are beautiful—but more than that, they are created to empower.”

Raised in a pharmaceutical dynasty and having led a major division of India’s Unichem Laboratories, Supriya brings scientific credibility and strategic clarity to her vision. Partnering with renowned cosmetic chemist Dr. Renuka Thergaonkar, she developed FutureBlend™ - a signature infusion of botanicals, vitamins, actives, and sound therapy. The blend is energized using a proprietary BeautyFrequency to enhance absorption at a cellular level, giving the line a science-backed edge that’s both innovative and effective.

The result? Formulas that glide like silk and perform like clinical-grade treatments. Early users report firmer, brighter skin - alongside a sense of personal upliftment.

Her first collection, Arayani, named after a mythic goddess of nature, echoes the brand’s ethos: luxury that celebrates purity, empowerment, and possibility. With shimmering packaging, rich textures, and heartfelt purpose, Supriya’s creations are as emotionally resonant as they are technically brilliant.

“Don’t be the first to give up on your dreams,” she often says. And in every jar of FutureMe, that dream - to create skincare that elevates both skin and spirit - comes alive.

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