Ini Dima-Okojie, Psalmuel Joseph, Uju Rapu Demystify Skin Hydration at Dettol Masterclass
In a recent masterclass highlighting the importance of skin health, Dettol Nigeria explored skin care, spotlighting the importance of skin hydration in promoting healthy and supple skin.
Staged at Amore Gardens in Lekki, Lagos, the event delved into the intricacies of effective skincare routines. Expert skin dermatologists and entrepreneurs dissected the dos and don’ts of skin hydration, exploring the science behind it.
The panel session was chaired by Founder/CEO, Nuban Beauty, Esther Ndekile; Skincare Consultant, Hilary Taiwo; CEO Bel Fiore Medical Aesthetics, Dr Uju Rapu; and Founder, 25Pskyn, Psalmuel Joseph, and anchored by Dettol ambassador Ini DimaOkojie, and on-air personality,
Kaylah Oniwo. The panellists delved into demystifying the myths around skin hydration, especially with the desperate attempt of people of African descent to attain the popular ‘Korean glass skin.’
They also illuminated the class on how genetics, sunlight, and age can affect the skin over time, with Joseph advising that skincare should be viewed as a continuous practice that should be observed religiously.
Against the backdrop of this enlightening masterclass, Dettol’s newly relaunched bar soap aligns seamlessly with the core principles of optimal skin care. With a focus on gentle cleansing and nourishing hydration provided by its increased glycerine content and argan oil.
Emphasising the masterclass’ significance to the public, General
Manager, Reckitt, Sub Saharan Africa, Akbar Ali Shah, highlighted its pivotal role as a key component in the company’s dedicated efforts to continually educate the masses.
“Our products are not only loved by Nigerians but across the globe. It is backed by science. At Reckitt, we have a very profound purpose. Our purpose is to protect, nurture, and heal in the relentless pursuit of a healthier and cleaner world. We believe that access and knowledge of good health and hygiene products should not be a privilege. It should be a right to everyone. We believe that good hygiene is the foundation for good health.”
The event, well-attended and vibrant, treated guests to an evening filled with music, finger foods, and drinks, complemented by a captivating spoken word performance by Ore Macaulay.