Our Values
We promise to evolve with you
Create And Innovate
Integrity & Transparency
We are exposed to an ever-growing wave of research into hair, skin and personal care products that reveal the harmful nature of certain ingredients to consumers. Certain countries embrace the science and champion increased regulation and prohibition of these ingredients.
Our sisters, our planet, demand our vigilance, and we shall deliver.
We Are For Clean Beauty. Our Planet Earth Is One Of A Kind, A Limited Edition.
“Always remember that you are unique. Just like everyone else”
Margaret Head
Inclusivity & Joy
INSPIRE & EMPOWER
Fair Trade
Zimbabwe, wherefrom our founder came, continues to be ravaged by poverty. The impact against the inhabitants of the rural areas is markedly severe, and the most vulnerable are the women and children.
Yet, the rural areas still have an abundance of underused indigenous plants that have been wild-harvested for generations to provide food, remedies, and personal care. The collection and processing local plant products encourage small-scale enterprises which generate employment opportunities and income for women. The community prospers from these activities, enabling the women to support themselves, provide their children with adequate nutrition and enable their children to attend school.
There are organizations in Zimbabwe that work in such communities to conduct robust biological, market, and industrial research to commercialize potentially viable crops, whether wild or cultivated. For the identified products, women harvest or collect them, and send the materials for processing to companies equipped to do so, if they are unable to do their own processing.
Nashé Beauty, an empowering brand, will support communities by sourcing fair-trade ingredients that benefit the women and allow them to thrive.
Check out our Stories of Change to find more stories like Suku’s
Thanks to marula, Suku no longer depends on her husband's income
I lived a life of working for other people, getting paid with food and second-hand clothes. This would not give me any money for other responsibilities such as other groceries that needed to be bought and education. Remittances from my husband in South Africa would not be enough for the welfare of the family. I also had no time to spend with my children since I worked away from home all day.
Since I joined the BIZ marula project, cracking nuts and selling kernels, I no longer depend on my husband's income. I can now buy food and clothes for the family and even pay school fees. I also spend most of my time with my children while cracking nuts under a tree.
"Every time you buy a Nashé Beauty product and apply it to your skin or hair, you are supporting women and are paying forward the blessings"
Founder

