RHOP's Robyn Dixon unveils skincare venture, fans wonder if it's a 'tactic' to secure spot on Season 9
POTOMAC, MARYLAND: Robyn Dixon, born on March 31, 1979, is gearing up to launch her own skincare franchise, Glo30.
As a renowned actress and reality TV personality featured in 'Wolf Creek 2' (2013), 'Never Fall in Love' (2017), and notably on 'Real Housewives Of Potomac,' she excitedly shared this news on social media.
She took to Instagram and wrote, "HUGE UPDATE on my journey to opening my @glo30skincare franchise!!! My location is selected, the lease is signed and the architect is hard at work drawing up plans to transform this space into a beautiful Glo30 skincare studio. I’m so excited for this process. We’ll be located in the Columbia Crossing shopping center (with Target, Dick’s, HomeSense) in Columbia, MD! It’s a super convenient location right off of 95, I hope to see many of you there when we open!"
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Fans flooded her comments section with congratulatory messages and best wishes for her business.
As one wrote, "Congratulations continue to be great. Leave the haters in the dust. They're playing checkers your playing chess"
Others remained quite skeptical about this new venture as one of them stated, "I really hope this one works out! You've had so many financial ventures like Get a JOB maybe?? Hats, podcast, home renovations, on & on blowing fortunes on get rich quick schemes that put ya owing the IRS alot of coins. Now it's a skincare franchise for someone without a cosmetology degree or any training....just sign the contract & somebody above you gets rich off your biz investment & must follow their policies & pay their % each quarter whether you made profit or not."
One even said, "Season 9 storyline secured! I know that’s right!"
However, a Reddit post claimed that she had put her all into this business venture and the user stated that she doesn't need her unemployed husband Juan Dixon anymore.
Fans speculated that she had put her all in for the venture and even made bold statements that this move might be to get telecasted in the next season of 'RHOP'.
What is Robyn Dixon's Glo30 skincare all about?
Glo30, a membership-based facial studio franchise in the service-based skincare industry, offers routine, customized, noninvasive monthly skincare treatments with a focus on anti-aging services.
Founded by Dr. Arleen Lamba in 2012, Robyn Dixon has recently joined the Glo30 franchise, providing skincare enthusiasts the opportunity to venture into the industry.
With established branding, proprietary supplies, equipment, and training provided by the franchisor, Glo30 franchisees, including Dixon, can open studios to deliver routine and advanced skincare treatments to clients.
Dixon has secured a location for her upcoming Glo30 studio.
What other business does Robyn Dixon own?
'RHOP' star Robyn Dixon seems unstoppable with her business ventures, as she hops from one to another. This reality TV star owns a real estate business, an event management business, and a fashion brand as well.
Her fashion line 'Embellished' has made its name through chic fashion consisting of baseball caps, beanies, graphic tees, and more.
Robyn also owns a line of makeup called 'SuperWoman Lifestyle Cosmetics'.
She is also well known for her charity work as she heads the 'Holistic Life Foundation', an organization for the benefit of children and adults in underserved communities.
What is Robyn Dixon's husband Juan Dixon doing now?
High school sweethearts Robyn and Juan Dixon, who initially married in 2005 and joined 'RHOP' in 2016, faced ups and downs in their relationship.
Juan, a former NBA player, has been accused of cheating multiple times, contributing to their on-and-off dynamic.
In a dramatic turn, Juan proposed to Robyn for the second time in the Season 5 finale of 'RHOP'.
Their re-marriage in January 2023 was featured in Season 7 of the show. Notably, Juan spent six seasons as a coach at Coppin State.
He was fired from Coppin State University where he was the men's basketball coach and was accused by a former player of misconduct.
Although he is seen trying to find a new coaching job for himself, he remains unemployed as of now.
