For years, Jasmine Nelson searched for answers. As a young girl, she struggled with Hirsutism, a condition that caused excessive hair growth due to hormonal imbalances. She tried everything from shaving, plucking, hair removal creams, electrolysis, each solution leaving her feeling more defeated than before. Nothing worked. The hair always grew back, often worse than before, and her skin suffered in the process.
But Jasmine wasn’t the type to give up. Instead of resigning herself to a lifetime of frustration, she took a different path, one that led her to uncover the healing power of nature. She spent three years researching holistic and Ayurvedic practices, exploring how different cultures across the world addressed hormonal hair growth. Through dedication, trial, and error, she crafted a formula that not only reduced the growth of unwanted hair but also healed and restored the skin. That discovery became UMBER, a brand created out of necessity, built with love, and designed to empower women battling the same struggles she once faced.
On March 22nd at 1 PM, Jasmine Nelson will take the stage at the IMPACT Black Women Experience at Edison House in Salt Lake City, Utah. In an event dedicated to self-discovery, healing, and sisterhood, she will share her powerful journey—from frustration to freedom, from struggle to solution. Alongside a panel of dynamic women, with actress and entrepreneur Vanessa Simmons as the special guest, she will speak on the importance of holistic wellness, self-care, and reclaiming confidence in our own skin.
Jasmine’s story is not just about beauty, it’s about resilience, innovation, and the power of trusting oneself. She has built a business that speaks to those who have felt unseen, unheard, and without options. At the IMPACT Black Women Experience, she will remind us all that our challenges don’t define us, how we rise from them does.
Be part of the conversation. Join us as we celebrate strength, sisterhood, and solutions. Get your tickets from https://www.theimpactmagazine.com/product/iwe/
