At Chromafix’s heart is Ololade Fasuba-Adeleke. She is the visionary Clinical Esthetician and Cosmetic Scientist who co-founded Vhue Skin Canada.

Ololade’s journey began with her own skin, not in a lab. Like many, she grappled with hyperpigmentation. This common skin concern is often misunderstood, especially in melanin-rich skin. Her personal struggle sparked scientific curiosity. She pursued Cell Biology and Genetics at the University of Lagos. Later, she completed specialized international courses to become a licensed esthetician. Her passion for chemistry and desire for clearer skin converged. This set her on a path to redefine skincare.

In 2016, Ololade launched Viviglow Skincare. Her expertise and dedication created this brand. However, the beauty industry evolved. A critical observation led to a pivotal decision. The term “glow,” once meaning healthy radiance, became a euphemism for skin bleaching. Ololade found this unacceptable. Her mission always focused on enhancing natural beauty and health, not altering skin tone. This moral imperative led to Viviglow’s rebranding to Vhue Skin in 2022. The name “Vhue” means “All Hues.” It was a powerful statement. It solidified the brand’s commitment to genuine inclusivity and science-backed solutions for every skin tone.

Ololade herself became Chromafix’s first test subject. She documented her own skin journey. This ensured the formula delivered on its promise: to visibly reduce hyperpigmentation. It targets melanin overproduction at its source, without harsh ingredients like hydroquinone.

A rigorous formula does not become a company on its own. That’s where Tobi Adeleke comes in. He is the co-founder and operational engine behind Vhue Skin Canada.

Ololade brought the clinical vision. Tobi built the infrastructure to make it real. He sourced and vetted the manufacturing partnership with leading Asian cosmetic laboratories. He managed compliance across multiple regulatory regimes. Vhue Skin needs to clear these for its Canada-first, UK- and Nigeria-next rollout. He also built the go-to-market engine. This included the waitlist and content strategy. He also handled vendor relationships. These turn a formulation into a product someone can actually hold.

The two founders deliberately split the work. They avoided duplication. Ololade provides the credibility and the science. She is the face of the formula. She speaks to what is in the bottle and why. Tobi ensures there is a bottle to speak about. He handles production timelines, packaging decisions, and launch sequencing. He also manages investor and partner conversations. These keep the business moving toward October 2026. This partnership is built like most durable companies. One founder obsesses over the product. The other founder obsesses over making sure the product ships.

Vhue Skin Canada is based in Calgary, Alberta. It is more than a skincare brand. It testifies to a shared belief. Both founders believe everyone deserves effective, safe, and ethically formulated products. They also believe in the operational discipline to deliver them at scale.

Chromafix, the brand’s revolutionary gel-format serum, is the pinnacle of that shared philosophy. It culminates years of clinical practice and meticulous research on one side. On the other, it represents rigorous vendor management and business-building.

This is not just another product launch. It is a movement toward honest, effective, and inclusive skincare. Two founders, not one, built it. The first batch of Chromafix is strictly limited. This is due to its meticulous formulation and high-potency actives.

Be part of this groundbreaking journey. Join the Chromafix waitlist today. The first batch is limited to just 2,000 units. Secure your spot now before it’s too late!