EMBACCI INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES SKIN CARE IN KENYA.

EMBACCI international launched an organic skin care product named Skin Care, a rejuvenating face mask at Villa Rosa Kempinsky, Nairobi on Wednesday 14th Feb 2023.

The launch was successfully presided by  Christopher Terry the owner of the EMBACCI international brand.
Christopher Terry (middle)  in a picture with his brand's fashion models

According to Mr Terry, the face mask is a product of a tree found in Ethiopia called the Gob tree from which the product is made. 

The Gob tree is found in Somalia and Ethiopia hence few people in East Africa have knowledge about it's relevance for the skin thus the company came up with the phrase the “Gob tree secret."


Mr Terry added that the skin care rejuvenating face mask is a product that no one will regret using it as it is effective for the skin routine since it has Qasil as main ingredient and Vitamin C hence efficient for all types of skins.

The product is made of nutrients that detoxify the skin, removes dark spots, scars and also reduce signs of aging and can also be used for both skin and hair.

The Skin Care product is made in Ethiopia and distributed by the Embacci international across east Africa since EMBACCI International is the largest distributor of Qasil Organic Skin Care.

Besides Skin Care, the company also launched amazing fashion clothes that was presented by the brand's runway models 

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