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Popular Ghanaian hair styling brand XBlock has taken a major step in its brand evolution by signing Ghanaian-South African singer and songwriter Adina Thembi as its new brand ambassador.
The partnership positions the award-winning artiste as the face of the brand, aligning her influence and creativity with XBlock’s vision of innovation and style.
The signing marks a strategic move by the company to strengthen its identity and deepen its connection with consumers, particularly within the youth and lifestyle market.

Known for her vocal strength and elegant presence, Adina is seen as a natural fit for the brand, reflecting its values of confidence, creativity, and forward-thinking.
Her appointment signals a shared ambition between both parties to celebrate Ghanaian talent while redefining standards in the beauty and grooming space.
The collaboration is also expected to drive visibility for the brand, as XBlock seeks to expand its influence and remain competitive in Ghana’s fast-growing personal care industry.
With this move, XBlock joins a growing list of brands leveraging celebrity partnerships to connect with audiences, while Adina adds another major endorsement to her portfolio, further cementing her status as one of Ghana’s most influential music figures.
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