Vusumuzi Dube
Sibongile Ndiweni, Sunday Life Reporter
Every woman is exceptionally beautiful in her own way, but beauty products always find a way to enhance natural beauty and give a better glow.
Driven by his passion to empower women and girls to be better independent people, Albert Chapasuka the CEO of Well Life Foundation hosted a beauty and cosmetic expo on Friday in Bulawayo. Dubbed Zimbabwe beauty and cosmetic expo 2023, the two-day event was running under the theme “the future of beauty”.
Different businesswomen in beauty and cosmetic industries attended the event and shared their journeys to success and also details about their beauty products. Their aim was to encourage other women and the girl child that through dedication and hard work, dreams can become true. Well Life Foundation seeks to empower women and girls living in Zimbabwe from both rural and urban areas who may be facing any sort of leadership challenges in identifying their God-given purpose. They push their aim towards providing them with a life of dignity and platforms to challenge oppressive norms and also conduct programmes that increase self-confidence and awareness about entrepreneurship.
In an interview with Sunday Life, Providence Moyo who is the founder of Divine Oro Skincare and Divine Pro Foundation said it was important for the people of Zimbabwe to support each other and help each other’s businesses grow because primary support comes from the people within our communities.
She also encouraged the people at the event to know their worth, identify their purpose and nurture it with their all.
“I’m proudly Zimbabwean and I know the importance of developing our country by making products from our own organic produce. In producing my beauty products, I work with a lot of rural women from different parts of the country to get the raw organic materials I need for my products because I understood that for me to be a better person, I also have to support those around me as they help me make my passion a success. To the women and girls who want to make it and be independent, they should work hard and know that consistency pays off eventually because success has never been built in a day,” she said.
The event was also attended by colleges that offer cosmetic lessons.
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