Black-Owned Natural Skincare

Nyakio Beauty is Infused with Natural & Ethically-Sourced Ingredients

Nyakio Beauty was founded in 2017 by Nyakio Kamoche Grieco, a first-generation American of Kenyan descent. Grieco collected traditional beauty remedies from family and friends—like using crushed coffee bean with sugarcane to remove dry skin—to create a globally-inspired skincare range that nourishes and replenishes skin for a glowing complexion. The brand was created in response "to the lack of beauty products using ingredients from [the founder's] homeland of Kenya, like Mafura oil."

Nyakio Beauty offers a variety of skincare products enriched with naturally- and ethically-sourced ingredients including the Sweet Almond Cleansing Oil Balm, the Maracuja & Yangua Rescue Oil, the Manketti & Mafura Anti-Aging Oil, the Kenyan Coffee Face Polish Exfoliate, the Baobab Yout-Infused Daily Defense Creme, and the Marula & Neroli Brightening Oil, among others. The range boasts affordable prices and is available online and at Target retailers.

Image Credit: Nyakio Beauty

Ethically-sourced Skincare
The trend of ethical sourcing in skincare products presents opportunities for companies to create natural and sustainable beauty remedies.
Globally-inspired Skincare
The trend of globally-inspired skincare allows for the exploration of traditional beauty remedies from different cultures, opening up possibilities for unique and diverse product offerings.
Affordable Natural Beauty
The trend of affordable natural beauty products creates opportunities for brands to provide high-quality skincare at accessible price points, making natural beauty more inclusive.

Who This Affects Most

Natural Skincare
The natural skincare industry has potential for disruptive innovation by incorporating ethically-sourced ingredients and expanding product offerings inspired by different cultures.
Ethical Beauty
The ethical beauty industry can explore innovative ways to ensure the sourcing and production of skincare products aligns with sustainability and fair trade practices.
Retail
The retail industry, particularly online and in-store beauty retailers, has the opportunity to curate and promote affordable natural beauty products that cater to diverse customer preferences.
SCORE
3.2 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 42%
Activity 46%
Freshness 9%