TREND 43 NATURAL SKINCARE
a Congolese Jozi girl, a former lawyer, and CEO and founder of Suki Suki Naturals. a natural haircare and skincare brand born in Johannesburg. I came up with the idea for it when I decided to grow my Afro back in 2010. I couldn’t find anything natural for it allows me to challenge my creativity and create something beautiful that people can experience on a daily basis. having to wear many hats. Running a small business means you have to fill different roles, like being your own marketing department and accountant at times, as well as your own HR. a return to exploring truly natural beauty. It’s uncomplicated, diverse and efficient. communicate with customers, attract business and express my brand identity. stylish, minimalistic and neutral interiors. I also love linen clothing. Locally, I’m obsessed with Selfi’s simplicity. They make amazing jumpsuits. dinner at Yeoville Dinner Club. They serve Pan African meals hosted by Sanza Sandile at an 18-seater dining room table. Sanza blends traditional meals from East, West, South and Central Africa, so you really get to taste the continent through his dinners. Plus, his stories are the best. the view of Johannesburg from Northcliff Ridge, when the jacarandas are blooming. timid and soft-spoken. I would be a practicing attorney. put on an overnight facial mask, pray and sleep. organic coconut oil – I cook everything with it. to not take anything personally. always differentiate my product and remain unique. diversify and seek to claim a place in the global market. trying a pizza from Coalition. home-cooked Congolese food. I especially love pondu (cassava leaves cooked with smoked fish) and rice. too many cosmetics. I’m paranoid that I won’t have enough for potential skin emergencies. And a good book. is Paraty, Brazil, a charming town on the edge of Rio de Janeiro province. a better knowledge of the country I visited, food and local recipes. Sri Lanka. build schools and train teachers across Africa, and travel for six months every year.
