Organic Solutions Trains 4,000 Skin-Care Givers on Formulation, Business Growth

R-L: Mr. Agudiegwu (seated), Chairman and Mrs. Gloria Agudiegwu (3rd seated), Managing Director/CEO, all of Organic Solutions Nigeria Limited with Staff and some participants at a recent training session in Abuja.

Organic Solutions Nigeria Limited has trained over 4,000 skin-care givers on the basics of skin-care product formulation and how individuals can organically formulate their own products from start to finish.
Mrs. Gloria Agudiegwu, Managing Director/CEO of Organic Solutions Limited said in Abuja that the firm, which specialises in skin-care products in terms of formulation, marketing and training, has been in the business for over 10 years cumulative and going very strong.
Mrs. Agudiegwu said: “We are specialists in skin-care products for over 10 years and have trained more than 4,000 existing and potential skin-care givers in both product formulation and business growth strategies through online platforms and physical one-on-one classes. We are into the manufacturing and marketing of natural and organic skin and hair-care products for all classes of individuals and corporate clients.”
She listed some of the company’s natural and organic skin/hair-care products to include:
Skin Care:
• Creams
• Lotions
• Body Scrub
• Body Nourishing/Lightening Oils
• Shower Gels
• Body Perfumes
• After Shave
• Hand Sanitizers and Lots More
Hair Care:
• Hair Shampoo
• Hair Conditioner
• Hair Creams
• Hair Oils
• Hair Relaxer
Soaps Products:
• Laundry Bar Soap
• Bathing Soaps- Milk Soap, Transparent Soap, Organic tablet
• Anti-bacterial Hand Wash
Others:
• Antiseptics
• Disinfectants
• Bleach
• Essential Balm
The CEO added: “Organic Solutions promises to be your number one-stop shop for organic and beauty solutions, which we are striving to achieve daily. To get updates about our products, pls follow us on Facebook: Organic Solutions and Instagram: Organics_Solutions.”

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