These Natural Skincare Products are Produced in Senegal
Katherine Pendrill — December 18, 2015 — Social Good
References: indiegogo & fastcoexist
'Tiossan' is a social enterprise that sells luxury skincare products produced in Senegal. While many people are interested in buying ethically produced products, the brands have yet to become mainstream. This company seeks to take ethical production one step further, while also protecting the skills of local artisans.
Tiossan is a luxury skincare brand based out of Senegal. The company was started by Magatte Wade as a way of creating local jobs and protecting valuable aspects of local culture. As a result, all of the products are based on the same ancient recipes and natural botanicals Wade and other Senegalese women grew up with. Some of these products include soap made from Black Seed Oil, body wash scented with jasmine buds and moisturizers infused with Quinoa Protein.
Wade is currently running a crowdfunding campaign in order to sell even more skincare products produced in Senegal.
Tiossan is a luxury skincare brand based out of Senegal. The company was started by Magatte Wade as a way of creating local jobs and protecting valuable aspects of local culture. As a result, all of the products are based on the same ancient recipes and natural botanicals Wade and other Senegalese women grew up with. Some of these products include soap made from Black Seed Oil, body wash scented with jasmine buds and moisturizers infused with Quinoa Protein.
Wade is currently running a crowdfunding campaign in order to sell even more skincare products produced in Senegal.
Trend Themes
1. Socially Conscious Luxury Skincare - Opportunity for luxury skincare brands to promote ethical production as a key differentiator and support local culture and skilled artisans.
2. Ancient Natural Botanical Skincare - Growing demand for skincare products that use ancient recipes and natural botanicals, providing opportunities for innovation in natural ingredient sourcing and formulation.
3. Crowdfunding for International Goods - Increased popularity of crowdfunding for global goods presents opportunities for international businesses to raise funds and expand their market reach.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare and Beauty - Brands can appeal to consumers who prioritize ethical production and natural ingredients, promoting the value of social responsibility and cultural preservation.
2. Social Enterprises - Opportunities for social enterprises that prioritize local job creation and cultural preservation, while producing high-quality luxury goods for global markets.
3. International Trade and Development - Crowdfunding presents opportunities for businesses in emerging economies to access global markets, promoting economic growth and cultural exchange.
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