Kenyan celebs who have also ventured into the beauty industry
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| Celebrities who have ventured into the beauty industry |
In the vibrant world of Kenyan showbiz, some celebrities have seamlessly blended their fame with entrepreneurial ventures in the beauty industry.
Beyond their primary careers, these stars have invested in salons, cosmetics, and skincare lines.
Let’s explore the glamorous side hustles of these multi-talented personalities:
Maureen Bandari
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Maureen is an influencer, a trailblazing beauty entrepreneur and the CEO of Bandari Beauty, a skincare and beauty business.
Maureen’s vision is to provide personalized skincare solutions, redefine beauty routines, and empower individuals to embrace their uniqueness.
From cult-favorite treatment products to targeted moisturizers and high-performance serums and cleansers, each selection at Bandari Beauty is carefully curated to ignite one’s journey towards healthy and vibrant skin.
Bandari Beauty is a trailblazing beauty business based in Nairobi, Kenya. They specialize in providing personalized skincare solutions.
Their commitment to innovation, integrity, and customer-centricity sets them apart.
Kate Actress
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Catherine Kamau alias kate actress, besides acting and influencing, has made her mark in the beauty industry.
She recently launched her own beauty line called House of Humba. The exquisite launch event was attended by her close friends and fellow celebrities.
House of Humba offers a delightful range of lip care products.
These include nourishing lip balms, lip scrubs, and tinted lip oils. For those looking for hydration, exfoliation, or a touch of color, House of Humba has them.
Wahu Kagwi
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Musician Wahu Kagwi, known not only for her singing talent but also as an entrepreneur.
She runs a competent beauty business, Afrosiri Salon in Nairobi County.
Their repertoire encompasses hair styling, microblading, pedicures, manicures, barber services, and an array of skin care treatments.
Susan Kaittany
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A multifaceted Kenyan entrepreneur, Susan Kaittany wears many hats.
She’s renowned as the CEO of the upscale beauty parlour, Posh Palace. Beyond that, she’s a former model and a lawyer by profession.
Her journey into the limelight began with beauty pageants, where she competed in the Miss World Kenya and Miss Earth pageants.
Susan co-founded Posh Palace, a hair and beauty salon in Kilimani, Kenya, with her former friend Betty Kyallo.
After Betty left the business, Susan became the full owner and currently serves as the CEO.
The salon faced drama when Betty poached key staff members, but it has since reopened
BY JONES MARION
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