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Skin Care Science- Businesswomen schooled on first impressions

Skin Care Science- Businesswomen schooled on first impressions

Appearances count and a huge percent of lasting first impressions are depicted in an individuals’ appearance and body language, according to Businesswoman of the Year, Nangula Kauluma.

The reigning Namibian Businesswoman delivered this message at the Economist Businesswomen Club networking breakfast held on Friday, 20 July at De Kayak in Windhoek.

The event which hosted women from all professions also had in attendance, Telecom Namibia representatives Anita Farmer and Suzie van Dyk and Desèré Lundon-Muller, Marketing Manager at Namibia Economist.

The event was held to discuss skin care sciences and why they matter. Talking on the importance of skin care was Business Executive and Educator for Skin Rejuvenation Technologies in Namibia, Nancia van Wyk.

Explaining the processes, time and dedication it takes to remain youthfully vibrant in a pro-business environment, van Wyk said individual perception creates a sense of beauty.

Van Wyk explained and introduced Optiphi Skin Care Products to the attendees.

The product is born from the knowledge applied in the fields of producing burn wound dressings, wound ointments and temporary skin substitutes, with a deep understanding of inner workings of the skin.

This range of unique and highly effective skincare products are available at Namibia Beauty, a beauty shop located at Auas Valley mall.

On his part, Dr. Ernu de Villiers, a General Practitioner with special interest in Aesthetic Medicine from Namibia Aesthetics and General Medical Practice, talked more on the difference of Botox, fillers, threads and ultheraphy.

He explained how Botox is an excellent treatment that softens the look of lines, wrinkles and furrows.

Dr de Villiers explained how highly effective Botox is in the treatment of migraines, through its muscle relaxing ability, which makes these muscles less sensitive to pain.

At the end of the event, all attendees received a 20% discount voucher on a Optiphi Skin Care peel to the value of N$130.

A lucky draw was also conducted and three attendees walked away with full facial treatment vouchers varying between N$650 and N$750.

The Economist Businesswomen Club provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and expertise through regular planned networking, with a partnership from Telecom Namibia. It also encourages the personal development and management skills of its members.


Caption: Telecom Namibia representatives; Anita Farmer and Suzie van Wyk; Event Organiser; Deseré Lundon-Muller and Namibia Beauty representative, Meryka Visser; voucher winners; Estelle Walters and Leondine Aenat; Panel: Nancia van Wyk and Dr Ernu de Villiers and voucher winners; Helene Vosloo and Gesche Pinsenchaum.


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Donald Matthys

Donald Matthys has been part of the media fraternity since 2015. He has been working at the Namibia Economist for the past three years mainly covering business, tourism and agriculture. Donald occasionally refers to himself as a theatre maker and has staged two theatre plays so far. Follow him on twitter at @zuleitmatthys