My Experience Attending Biodance’s Session at Columbia Business School

I recently had the chance to attend a Biodance talk and it was way more impressive than I expected.

Since Biodance has been going viral with their collagen gel masks, I applied as soon as the notice went up. I was especially excited because the founder herself was leading the session.

Instead of just promoting products, the talk focused more on how the brand started and what direction it’s heading. The most memorable part was hearing the founder’s personal story — how she developed the hydrogel mask after a serious car accident that injured her face. She gained a lot of insight while recovering from the wounds and scars.

What stood out to me was that instead of thinking “how do we sell more products,” she focused on “how do we let people truly experience the product and feel the real effect.”

She even introduced herself as Biodance’s “very first customer,” which made a lot of sense. It felt like the brand grew naturally from her personal experience, strong belief in the product, and the desire to deliver that value to others.

Listening to all this helped me understand why Biodance has grown so fast in such a short time.

After the session, there was about an hour of open Q&A. The answers were honest and detailed instead of generic, which left a strong impression.

You could really feel the founder’s pride and love for the brand. She seemed genuinely open to any feedback about the products and truly grateful for it. I think that attitude is one of the big reasons behind their rapid growth.

The session was limited to a small group, so it felt intimate and easy to focus. More than the product itself, the brand’s philosophy and leadership story stayed with me the most.

At the end we received a goodie bag with samples. I actually tried the gel mask for the first time that night. It kept my skin really moisturized while I slept, and my skin condition the next morning was noticeably better. Have any of you tried Biodance masks before?