Poshglow Skincare marks nine years in Nigeria beauty industry
Nigerian skincare brand, Poshglow Skincare, is marking nine years in the beauty industry, with its founder, Dr Agbeluyi Bosede Folasade, reiterating the importance of safe skincare practices and informed beauty choices. Founded in 2017, the brand has developed a range of skincare products, including cleansers, creams, serums, toners, oils, scrubs, herbal soaps and specialised skincare […]
Nigerian skincare brand Poshglow Skincare is celebrating nine years of presence in the beauty industry. Its founder, Dr Agbeluyi Bosede Folasade, underlines the significance of safe skincare practices and informed beauty choices. Established in 2017, Poshglow offers a variety of products, including cleansers, creams, serums, toners, oils, scrubs, herbal soaps and specialized skincare kits.
Dr Folasade, professionally known as Folasade Omotoyinbo, stresses the importance of prioritizing skin health over extreme beauty trends, especially those driven by social media. In a July 2025 interview, she advised consumers, particularly young women, to maintain balanced and responsible skincare routines. "True beauty is not about extremes.
It’s about taking care of your skin in a safe, consistent, and intentional way," she stated. Poshglow's products are a blend of naturally sourced ingredients and science-based development, catering to different skin types and individual needs. Reflecting on their journey, Dr Folasade emphasized that the brand's philosophy extends beyond physical appearance to personal confidence and well-being.
"Our journey over the past nine years has been about more than skincare; it has been about helping people feel confident and comfortable in their own skin. As we celebrate this milestone, our commitment remains to providing quality skincare solutions, listening to our customers, and continuously improving the way we serve them," she added.
Poshglow's community engagement also includes youth empowerment, training, and charitable initiatives. The brand will commemorate its 10th anniversary on October 28 and 29, 2026, highlighting the importance of responsible skincare education, product development, and consumer awareness in Nigeria's evolving beauty industry.
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