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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

Ghana's Sheenah Naturals brand introduced its upscale Akuaba Collection at the Beauty Inside Out Conference in Accra on September 18, 2026. The collection, founded by Gladys Nana Akua Cobbina in 2018, draws inspiration from African heritage and natural ingredients. The Akuaba Collection, named after the culturally significant Ghanaian Akuaba doll, offers unisex luxury body-care products, signifying the brand's global objective.

This launch was part of a conference that gathered women to discuss beauty, wellness, self-care, and purposeful living. Other participating brands included Nunya Naturals and Perfumes by Ayida Jackson, highlighting the burgeoning market of locally produced beauty and wellness products. For Cobbina and Sheenah Naturals, the Akuaba Collection launch signifies another milestone in the brand's journey as a Ghanaian entity with aspirations on the world stage.

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