Jackie mgido biography

They are the ones that make your business, if you lose that connection with them, then you have completely lost it. Let your customers drive whatever it is that you are selling. So far Vault has been a trendsetter, we started a revolution. Education is key! We are going to be one of those makeup lines that are an education-based and that have hubs all over the world not just in Africa.

When we saw Charity and I told my girls we had to Vault her. Now not only does Charity have her glasses, she has her lip-gloss and she can fiercely sell her newspapers. Sometimes, she works for us at big events, handing out pamphlets to attendees. She is truly dedicated to bringing this message to the world through the Jacque Mgido line. She now enhances the beauty of people all over the world.

Jacque Mgido aims at bringing amazing makeup and skin care products to the world, but also to connect with individuals to teach them application techniques and beauty secrets. She feels that education is a key component to her mission. When you feel beautiful on the outside, it will change how you feel internally, and how you feel on the inside will overflow into your outer appearance.

Jacque Mgido wants everyone to experience the heightened sense of beauty that resides within themselves, innately, but with a little help from a trusted source.

Jackie mgido biography

Shop All. About the Brand. Well, it's actually not a lipstick, it's a lipstain. And it hails from Africa. From an array of different coloured lipstains, I chose a burgundy, brownish-red colour called Harare. But I didn't apply it right away. Instead, I watched other editors in the office swipe their chosen colours across their pouts and shriek in delight at the results.

All her products are made in the US, but she is currently in Zimbabwe setting up a manufacturing company. Her biggest challenge has been getting the product to the people. Mgido has also invested her hard-earned dollars in Zimbabwean communities, opening windows of opportunity for many young women. Her make-up academy in Harare is training young artists passionate about learning more about the beauty business.

With the right investors, she intends expanding her business in Southern and West Africa, her targets being Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Kenya and Nigeria. Get the best of Forbes Africa sent straight to your inbox with breaking business news, insights and updates from experts across the continent.