ABOUT US

A selection of colorful patterned fabrics

eni culture draws upon our knowledge of time-tested wellness ingredients that have benefited generations of Africans.

FROM OUR FOUNDER

Hi, I'm Nkonye!

I was driven to rethink my skincare routine when my skin began to show signs of stress. I sought out products with the pure, wholesome, and nutrient-rich elements used by many locals in my ancestral home of Nigeria, but became frustrated quickly by the lack of options.

I decided to research indigenous remedies as well as the African approach to wellness and discovered that many traditional remedies contain ingredients that also nourish and benefit our skin. Inspired by the popularity and effectiveness of these approaches to skincare, I started crafting products for myself.

From this journey emerged eni culture, a celebration of Africa's beauty secrets. Rooted in my heritage's richness and natural elements, eni culture strives to redefine global beauty standards through an authentic African perspective.

TRADITIONAL WELLNESS

Africa, the cradle of humankind, has one of the oldest therapeutic systems. Across the diverse African regions and cultural landscapes, these traditions are centered around a belief that wellness is holistic, requiring harmony of mind, body, and spirit. Passed down through generations, ancient wisdom blends psychology, cultural norms, and nature’s abundance—mostly botanicals—to restore balance and well-being.

Traditional beauty ingredients in a market

OUR VALUES = OUR C.A.U.S.E.

eni culture stands firmly on its C.A.U.S.E.

Culture—we celebrate African culture, creativity, and heritage by highlighting African ingredients and wellness rituals.

Authenticity—we truly believe that beauty belongs to eni body because individuality is a strength and authenticity is a Superpower!

Universal—beauty thrives within each and every one of us, regardless of background.

Sustainability—eni culture prioritizes indigenous ingredients that can be traced back to the communities they are from. Our goal is to protect the planet by utilizing recyclable, recycled, or reusable packaging.

Empowerment—eni culture prioritizes sourcing from small-holder farmers and communities associated with producing the indigenous ingredients.