June 14, 2022

Victoria Watts and The CyR.U.S. System

Victoria Watts and The CyR.U.S. System

Entrepreneur and mother, Victoria Watts, stops by to share her story of parenting a child that was born blind, her inspiration to create the tactile packaging language, The CyR.U.S. System of Raised Universal Symbols, and the ambitious goal to make it th...

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Destiny Is Debatable

Entrepreneur and mother, Victoria Watts, stops by to share her story of parenting a child that was born blind, her inspiration to create the tactile packaging language, The CyR.U.S. System of Raised Universal Symbols, and the ambitious goal to make it the standard for accessible consumer product packaging. 

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Victoria Watts

Creator of the CyR.U.S. System

I’m the founder and CEO of Victorialand Beauty, a socially responsible beauty brand that strives to help everyone look and feel beautiful with all-natural, cruelty-free skincare products inclusive of all consumers regardless of disability. I am also the creator of the CyR.U.S System - the first and only modern tactile language designed to give the over 2.2 billion people worldwide who have some degree of vision loss independence, enjoyment and product safety.

The CyR.U.S.™ System of Raised Universal Symbols is a proprietary packaging communication system comprised of tactile symbols and embossed QR codes to make products easier to identify, learn about ingredients and understand usage. Right at your fingertips.

KEY AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
• Product Research, Development & Marketing
• Beauty Industry & Skincare Products
• Diversity Awareness & Disability Inclusivity
• Creative Project Management

WHY IT WORKS: I was inspired to start Victorialand Beauty to solve my own skincare challenges. After recognizing the widespread lack of inclusiveness in the beauty industry for consumers with disabilities inclusive packaging became a core part of our brand.

When my youngest son Cyrus was born visually impaired due to a genetic disease (FEVR), I realized he navigates the world primarily through touch, but so many products and their packaging were not designed to be accessible to all. Through my company, I’ve worked closely with the Lighthouse and the American Foundation for the Blind to ensure our products are inclusive and rea… Read More