Sloane Stephens created all-gender bodycare brand Doc & Glo with a fragrance-free deodorant and body mist. The tennis stars gives PEOPLE all the details in an exclusive interview.
The star athlete tells PEOPLE how she created Doc & Glo, which debuts with an all-gender deodorant and body mist, from the ground uphas “pretty much tried it all” when it comes to bodycare. To be exact, the tennis champion, who has a Grand Slam title to her name, has spent 15 years testing the latest in beauty and wellness. However, Stephens, 31, admits that her complex routine was actually devoid of the most “basic" yet necessary steps.
The fragrance-free mist neutralizes odor while working to improve the skin barrier and protect it from environmental stressors and bacteria. Sustainability is a big part of Doc & Glo’s branding too. Stephens assures she and her team were "not wasteful queens." Beyond production , Stephens also made sure to house her products in refillable units and reusable packing so shoppers can restock their stash responsibly. “Single-use plastic is out,” she adds.to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Stephens also learned the importance of work-life balance and she says that anyone who wants to should indulge in their beauty and self-care routines. Her motto: "Don't cheat yourself, treat yourself."
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