Ranveer Singh's Co-Founded Startup, Bloom by Bold Care, Aims to Redefine Women's Well-Being

Bold Care, co-founded by Ranveer Singh, has successfully addressed men's sexual health and now launches Bloom by Bold Care to focus on women's well-being. The new brand offers research-backed solutions for issues like sexual health, hygiene, and period care, aiming to empower women through their life stages. Recognizing the complexities of women's health, Bloom targets specific concerns such as gut issues and hormonal changes, using natural ingredients and an efficacy-first approach. With its RCM methodology, Bloom emphasizes research-backed, clinically tested products for maximum effectiveness.

Ranveer Singh, co-founder at Bold Care adds to this, “As a co-founder, I have fundamentally believed in having a larger impact in the sexual wellness space by destigmatising common issues men face with research-backed solutions. We’ve seen the wave of conversations and confidence it has brought to over 25L+ Indian men and now want to do the same with women’s sexual wellness. I and the founding team strongly believe in the RCM Methodology to provide end-to-end wellness solutions for root cause concerns women face and are excited to innovate for all phases of women’s wellness.”

Rajat Jadhav, Co-Founder at Bold Care said, "When our viral ad campaign with our dynamic co-founder Ranveer released, we got an influx of queries from Men but also from women. From that, we understood that there is a significant need for support across all life stages of a woman’s journey to help her stay on top of her health across all years. From acknowledging the issues with intimacy to navigating the intricacies of perimenopause, women seek a simple, effective and methodical way to navigate their nutritional and reproductive health. We have a strong female entrepreneur team to lead this - Bloom by Bold Care will bring to the table no fluff, no bluff — just honest, effective, science-backed products designed to truly make a difference. It's about real solutions for the real lives of women."