Oyéta Kokoroko has taken OKOKO Cosmétiques from a home kitchen hobby to an internationally sold beauty business.
“I was using a lot of conventional products. And I was just curious to better understand what ingredients worked for specific problems,” Kokoroko says. “I did a lot of research. And eventually my curiosity was piqued and I became interested to know how cosmetics are made.”Sign up to receive daily headline news from Ottawa Citizen, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
“I just started sharing my creations with friends and family around me,” she recalls. “And people were just loving it.”Positioned as a “results-driven” skin care brand, the company uses natural ingredients such as Vitamin C, cinnamon liposomes and shea butter alongside dermatologist-recommended “Customers just loving the products — buying our products and recommending them,” Kokoroko says. “That’s what has allowed us to grow as a small business.”
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