She Started her own cosmetics business after Many skin products failed to cure her skin condition but hers did

Lamisi Nnambey is the founder of Queennbey Enterprise, a business she started in 2019. They are into the production of cosmetic products. Lamisi, in her interview with Wundef revealed how the solution to a problem she had turned into the business she runs today.

“It all started when I had an issue with my skin. I had to do a lot of research to formulate my own products to use after trying products from different people spending much money” she said.

“So I tried my own and in just two weeks my skin was back to normal and people started asking how I did it. That was how I started producing the product to sell” she added.

Though the young CEO admits that the product has worked successfully so far, she is facing challenges when it comes to advertising with regards to finance.

“I am not reaching more people to buy products due to financial issues” she said.

Queennbey Enterprise produces black soaps and body creams to cure various body conditions.

Lamisi plans to promote her business to become one of the best cosmetic companies in Ghana, providing high-quality organic cosmetic products which are friendly and affordable to users.

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