London Ethnic Skin

14/03/2026

Voices Unmuted is a new series funded by Eumel (trading name of London Ethnic Skin Limited) as part of our social outreach programme, to ensure that women in healthcare and science are SEEN, HEARD and CELEBRATED.

Episode 2 of Voices Unmuted features Professor Meera Mahalingam (Boston, USA) in conversation with Dr Ophelia E. Dadzie.

A preview of the interview arrives this coming week.

07/03/2026

Eumel featured today in The Good Life supplement of The Guardian newspaper (7 March 2026).

A meaningful moment for our female-founded brand, ahead of International Women’s Day.

Eumel is a trading name of London Ethnic Skin Limited.

06/03/2026

In time for International Women’s Day, Episode 1 of Voices Unmuted.

Dr. Ophelia E. Dadzie, Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatopathologist (UK), joins Dr. Sibel Ali, Consultant Dermatologist (Romania & French Guiana), to reflect on a distinguished career—exploring challenges, lessons learned, and the one word that defines the person beyond the title.

They share wisdom drawn from experience and invite young women to listen, reflect, and share if the conversation resonates.

Voices Unmuted is funded by Eumel as part of our social outreach programme.

Eumel is a Trading Name of London Ethnic Skin Limited.

Dr. Ophelia E. Dadzie, Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatopathologist (UK), joins Dr. Sibel Ali, Consultant Dermatologist, to reflect on a distinguished car...

05/03/2026

The first episode of Voices Unmuted features Dr Ophelia E. Dadzie, Dermatologist, BSc (Hons), MBBS, FRCP, DipRCPath (Dermpath), MSc (Genomic Medicine) (United Kingdom) in conversation with Dr Sibel Ali, Dermatologist, UEMS-EBDV Fellow (Romania & French Guiana).

Listen to a short excerpt below.

The full interview will be available on YouTube channel, 7th March 2026.

This series is funded by Eumel (Trading name of London Ethnic Skin Limited) as part of our social outreach programme.

02/03/2026

To open Voices Unmuted, our founder and director, Dr Ophelia E. Dadzie will be interviewed by Dr. Sibel Ali, joining from Romania and French Guiana.

The two women talk leadership, science, healthcare — and share embodied wisdom for women everywhere.

Women lifting women.

Launching in time for International Women’s Day.

An inspiring line-up of women will follow.

Voices Unmuted is proudly funded by Eumel_UK (trading name of London Ethnic Skin Limited).

07/02/2026

Dermatologist-led and science-backed, our Eumel Calming Shampoo For Textured Hair is here to soothe, hydrate, and revive your scalp and hair.

🌿 Key Benefits:
• Calms itchy, dry scalp
• Hydrates & detangles hair
• Healthy hair and scalp

Available via Debenhams or Mia Pelle (www.miapelle.co.uk). Get it as a one-off purchase or subscribe for exclusive perks like free shipping and a gift at year-end (via Mia Pelle platform).

02/02/2026

Our Founder and Medical Director, Consultant Dermatologist Dr Ophelia E. Dadzie, introduces the tagline at the heart of Eumel:

"I value myself.
Eumel was built to value you.
We hope you do too."

Science-led. Principled. Intentional.

29/01/2026

Eumel in The Guardian – Full link here:

https://newspapersections.co.uk/NewYearFreshStartGRD24January2026/

19/01/2026

Nature hid its secret in the leaves 🌿
The hero ingredient in Eumel products, Ipomoea Batatas Leaf Extract, is rich in antioxidants, rooted in tradition, and elevated by science — an international patent filed by London Ethnic Skin Limited for its hydrating and conditioning benefits in haircare.
Healthy scalp. Balanced hair. Thoughtful formulations.

14/01/2026

True expertise matters. Your attention and energy are precious—choose wisely. Carry this knowledge forward.

04/01/2026

“Because luxury starts at the scalp. The Eumel Calming Shampoo For Textured Hair is a dermatologist-developed, efficacious calming cleanse for beautifully textured hair.”

17/12/2025

Know Your Expert Campaign-Focus on Training:

Dermatology is not a shortcut.
It is a medical specialty built on years of rigorous training, examinations, and supervised clinical experience.
Before becoming a Consultant Dermatologist, doctors must complete:
• Medical school
• Years of postgraduate medical training
• Competitive specialist training
• National specialty exams
• And often additional subspecialty training
Dr Dadzie's own pathway included housemanship, over two years in general medicine while completing the MRCP, formal dermatology specialist training, and two further years in dermatopathology in Boston, USA.
There are over 2,000 skin diseases.
Diagnosing and managing them safely requires deep medical knowledge and experience.