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Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) continues to drive innovation and sustainability by supporting ground-breaking businesses, and one such success story is Aretha Wear It Out.
The plant-based haircare brand is making a significant impact in the beauty industry by catering to individuals with textured hair using natural, eco-friendly ingredients.
Plant-Based Solutions for Haircare
One of the company’s brands, Aretha Wear It Out specialises in haircare solutions derived from nuts, seed oils, and natural herbs to address common hair health challenges.
With a product line of six sustainably produced items, the brand focuses on nourishing and strengthening textured hair while maintaining a commitment to sustainability.

Speaking about the brand’s mission, Co-founder Aretha Forson stated, "Aretha is redefining haircare for textured hair with plant-based solutions, sustainably crafted to preserve hair health and empower women. With the support of Kosmos Innovation Center, we are growing a future rooted in sustainability and self-care."
Commitment to Sustainability
Sustainability remains a key pillar of Aretha’s operations. The company prioritizes eco-friendly packaging and ensures that its production processes align with environmental consciousness.
By integrating sustainability into its core values, Aretha is helping customers make responsible choices while maintaining healthy hair.
Through KIC’s funding and mentorship, Aretha has expanded its operations and refined its business model.
The support has enabled the company to scale its product line and strengthen its sustainability efforts. KIC continues to play a crucial role in nurturing young entrepreneurs in Ghana, helping them transform innovative ideas into successful businesses.

A Bright Future Ahead
Aretha’s vision extends beyond just providing haircare products; it aims to inspire self-care and confidence among individuals, particularly women.
With its emphasis on sustainability and high-quality formulations, the brand is set to leave a lasting mark on the haircare industry.
Kosmos Innovation Center remains committed to empowering young entrepreneurs like Aretha Forson, ensuring that businesses can thrive while contributing to a more sustainable future.
Aretha Forson company is one of the winners of the 2024 KIC AgriTech Challenge Pro.
Working in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, KIC is empowering many young people to become entrepreneurs while providing employment opportunities within the agricultural and agri-adjacent sectors.
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