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Shenen Cosmetics has signed on four major social media influential personalities from Ghana as its brand influencers in Ghana.
The melanin skin care line made in the USA on Tuesday signed launched its product to promote the no bleach campaign.
The influencers include Belinda Dzattah a plus-size award-winning actress who is loved by many due to her body type and comic-roles she plays in her movies.
Then there is Chantelle Dapaah is an international model, known for many awards won both in and outside the country.
Jessica Williams, an award-winning actress who has featured in numerous movies and MisJulee, known by fashion lovers in the country complete the list.

According to the Founder of Shenen Cosmetics, Yorda Shenen, "the Shenen Brand is the answer to every melanin skin.”
“Shenen Cosmetics is the solution to correct every bleached skin and bring the natural colour of every melanin skin to glow,” she added.
Charis Joshua Debrah, the Head of Business for Shenen Cosmetics in Ghana entreated the influencers to be committed and stick to the routine they have been taught in order to get the expected results the company wants from them.

Shenen Cosmetics Mega Launch
Shenen Cosmetics is set to have a mega launch in Ghana this June.
The launch will bring skin care and makeup professionals from international high-end brands for a major master class on skin care and makeup.

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