Nigeria: Nutrient Glow Beauty Returns Stronger - a New Era of Minimalist Luxury Skincare From Nigeria

11 November 2025
Vanguard (Lagos)

After a transformative hiatus, Nutrient Glow Beauty proudly announces its grand relaunch -- a refined new chapter in minimalist luxury skincare that celebrates resilience, intentionality, and authentic Nigerian excellence.

Founded in 2013 by Vera Uzuh, the brand was born out of her personal quest for effective skincare solutions. Dissatisfied with years of underperforming high-end products, Vera began formulating her own blends -- restoring her natural glow and inspiring a brand built on trust, transparency, and tangible results.

Over the years, Nutrient Glow Beauty has served thousands of satisfied customers across Nigeria and beyond, building a loyal community of more than 20,000 skincare enthusiasts. The brand's reach now extends to the USA, UK, China, Dubai, Ghana, South Africa, Paris, and Italy, proving that innovation and quality from Nigeria can resonate worldwide.

Following a period of strategic restructuring -- refining everything from production to fulfilment -- Nutrient Glow Beauty returns stronger than ever. The relaunch features upgraded formulations, elevated packaging, and a renewed dedication to creating a seamless customer experience.

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At the heart of this revival is the iconic Goddess Body Oil -- a signature creation that embodies minimalist luxury through clean ingredients, radiant results, and effortless elegance.

"This isn't just my brand -- it's our brand," says Uzuh. "Nutrient Glow Beauty is a community built on shared stories, resilience, and self-care that feels like home."

With this new chapter, the brand reaffirms its mission to showcase Nigerian excellence in global beauty, blending authenticity, innovation, and purpose in every bottle.

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