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Sheenah Naturals unveils Akuaba Collection at Beauty Inside Out Conference

Ghanaian beauty and wellness brand Sheenah Naturals has unveiled its new premium Akuaba Collection at the Beauty Inside Out Conference, held on Friday, September 18, 2026, at Africa Trade House, 1st Floor, Accra. Founded by Gladys Nana Akua Cobbina, Sheenah Naturals has grown since its establishment in 2018 into a Ghanaian beauty brand offering skincare […]

Sheenah Naturals unveils Akuaba Collection at Beauty Inside Out Conference

Sheenah Naturals, a Ghanaian beauty and wellness brand established in 2018, revealed its new premium Akuaba Collection at the Beauty Inside Out Conference. The conference took place on September 18, 2026, at Africa Trade House in Accra. Founder Gladys Nana Akua Cobbina launched the Akuaba Collection, which pays homage to the Ghanaian Akuaba doll while offering luxury body-care products.

The unisex collection signifies the brand's intention to bring Ghanaian beauty and African-inspired products to a global audience. The launch coincided with the Beauty Inside Out Conference, where women gathered to discuss beauty, wellness, self-care, and purposeful living. Other participating brands included Nunya Naturals and Perfumes by Ayida Jackson, highlighting the expanding market of locally developed beauty and wellness products.

For Sheenah Naturals, the Akuaba Collection marks a significant milestone in the brand's journey towards becoming a globally recognized Ghanaian beauty brand.

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