Nse Ikpe-Etim launches skin & haircare range 'Eden's Theory'

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Nollywood star Nse Ikpe-Etim just announced the launch of a brand new artisan beauty brand; ‘Eden’s Theory’. Nse who is co-owner of the range will also act as brand ambassador and spokesperson for the UK based company.
 “People always ask about my skin and hair. Many of them assume that I use very expensive products, but I have actually always used natural oils and butters.” Nse said. “With Eden’s Theory, you get to retain the best bits of African butters while oozing some of your personality into a product of your choice.” The award winning actress added.
Vegan friendly, Eden’s Theory is renowned for their moisturizing and regenerating properties ethically sourced from cooperatives in Africa. Their products range from multi-functional hair and body products to skincare and fragrances. The range was one of the finalists at the 2016 Harrow Business Den in the UK.

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