MajesticRoobee Founder Advocates for Local Beauty Support

Jonathan Peac, the founder of MajesticRoobee, urged for greater support for local beauty brands at a business forum in Abuja. She addressed the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Nigeria's beauty and fragrance industry, particularly the rising costs of products due to dependence on imported fragrance ingredients and the volatility of exchange rates.
Peac identified negative perceptions of Nigerian-made products as a significant obstacle for women-owned beauty businesses, despite their ability to produce high-quality products that compete with international alternatives. She emphasized that increasing patronage of local beauty products could strengthen indigenous businesses, create jobs, and contribute to the growth of Nigeria's creative manufacturing sector.
Peac recently launched a new fragrance collection designed to promote women's health and self-confidence amidst growing concerns about stress and burnout. Influencers Luci Onyinyechi Ibezimako and Ogomegbunam Ezeghalik praised MajesticRoobee for prioritizing women's health alongside business growth.
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