After studying Psychology and then attaining a Marketing Diploma, I began my career working with a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that provided extra math and science classes to disadvantaged communities. One of my key responsibilities was to secure funding from the corporate sector to sustain the project.

During this time, a large pharmaceutical company that sponsored us asked for my assistance in exploring a new venture: developing an ethnic/African hair care brand. I was tasked with conducting market research on its viability. This role allowed me to interact with key players in the industry, including formulators, contract manufacturers, and distributors.

One of the contract manufacturers I worked with was impressed with my skills and asked me to help market their in-house brands. This opportunity evolved into a position managing a successful cosmetic brand. Over the next two decades, I gained comprehensive experience in all aspects of cosmetic manufacturing, including formulation, contract manufacturing, legal and compliance issues in both South African and international markets, packaging, and distribution.

In 2017, while interacting with various raw ingredient suppliers, certain ingredients caught my attention, and I decided to develop a single product: G63 Cellulite Cream. After formulating the cream and conducting clinical trials with exceptional results, I expanded my focus to more traditional skin solutions, drawing on Ayurvedic, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Egyptian practices. These products predominantly feature botanical ingredients such as plant extracts, essential oils, and carrier oils.

Today, my goal is to grow G63 Cosmetics within the parameters of natural ingredients, continuing to prioritise efficacy and tradition in every product we develop.