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Tuesday 19 April 2016

Natures Gentle Touch moves in as Shoprite opens Onitsha Mall

Recare International, owners of Natures Gentle Touch, a personal style brand made from natural ingredients to provide hair and scalp care solutions today announced that all its hair and scalp solution products are available at the just commissioned Shoprite supermarket in Onitsha.

At the commissioning, Anambra state Governor, Willie Obiano who inaugurated the mall described it as a successful public private partnership. He emphasized the need for residents of the state to patronize the supermarket for good bargains while confirming that there have been special security arrangements to ensure 24-hour security.

Also speaking on the development, Recare Marketing Manager, Kunmi Balogun noted that “the availability of our products here will further increase access to all the range of Natures Gentle Touch hair and scalp treatment and maintenance products. Our products are highly renowned for their proven ability to solve various hair challenges which include dry and itchy scalp, dandruff and sever hair breakage, some of which are as a result of bad hair practices” he concluded.

At the opening, elated shoppers who could not hold their excitement at the availability of the products expressed their joy towards the convenience and accessibility of the products in Onitsha.

Attesting to the goodness of the products, a customer Veronica Ikechukwu said “to be honest, I am very happy. Before now, I have had to go to Asaba about 7 times to buy the products especially the anti-hair breakage product before I found out I could buy online and have it sent to me here. However, it’s a big relief for me now that I can walk into the mall and find the product because I don’t feel genuinely beautiful without my hair intact”

Established in 1997, the company has remained dedicated to manufacturing and marketing beauty products specifically designed for Africans living in Africa.

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