Roseline Okoro Named Face Of Ghandour's Princess Range Of Creams

Roseline Okoro and Princess Range of Creams

Roseline Okoro's billboard

Roseline Okoro, younger sister of popular actress Yvonne Okoro has signed a juicy deal with cosmetic giant, Ghandour Cosmetics Limited, as the face of the company’s new product line, Princess.
Princess is a range of cream products by Ghandour which improves the natural structure of the skin and leaves it looking smoother and firmer.
It comes in different varieties including natural olive, shea butter, aloe vera, coconut butter, lemon cream, cocoa butter as well as hand and body lotion.
The shea butter is ideal for plumping out the skin and smoothing wrinkles while the aloe vera cream also contains soothing and healing properties of aloe vera combined with vitamin E for smooth, supple skin. The coconut butter cream has a sweet fragrance and is absorbent but without stickiness for rehydrating parched skin.
The lemon product provides the perfect antidote to dull and tired skin. It is ultimate in moisture care for very dry skin. The cocoa butter is a rich, luscious almost edible skin cream designed to diminish stretch marks and wrinkles. Its emollient qualities will relieve skin irritation, according to Ghandour’s website.
Roseline was chosen obviously because her brand and beauty represent what the Princess range of products is all about – ensuring and promoting African beauty.
Roseline, according to information available to NEWS-ONE, has received huge cash for the deal. Currently, her billboards are in town with some located off the Accra end of the Accra-Tema motorway.
Ghandour Cosmetics Limited remains one of the market leaders who like to affiliate with popular figures. It has provided a superior range of skin and hair care products in West Africa for the past 15 years, employing over 600 Ghanaians in its Accra base. It also operates in Mali, Togo, Burkina Faso and the Gambia. It is looking to expand further in the region as it brings the best of international trends and developments to West Africa.

By Francis Addo (Twitter @fdee50)