Cosmetics Brand Secures NAFDAC Approval

Leading organic beauty and cosmetic brand, RB Organics, announces a significant milestone achievement, having recently received the National Agency for Food, Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Nigeria’s regulatory authority for beauty products and industry.

Founder and chief visionary officer, Aderonke Balogun, said she “envisioned RB Organics as a platform to provide safe, effective skincare solutions that prioritise both human health and environmental sustainability. This vision has guided every aspect of the brand’s evolution, from product development to its most recent NAFDAC certification process.”

Aderonke further reflects on the significance of NAFDAC’s endorsement, stating, “This is a huge win for RB Organics. For us, it’s not just about creating products. It is also about delivering results that uphold the highest standards of safety and sustainability. That is why our product development process is steeped in consistent research as we innovate better ways to bring luxurious and healthy products that fit perfectly into each body’s needs. NAFDAC’s approval validates our unwavering commitment to this vision.”

Aderonke Balogun is a graduate of the University of Lagos with a BSc degree in Actuarial Science and an MBA International Business from the University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.

According to her, this achievement underscores the RB Organics’ unwavering commitment to delivering ethical and safe-for-consumer products of the highest quality and safety standards. She said, ‘‘From its inception in 2017, RB Organics has striven to revolutionise skincare product development by offering natural and organic, nourishing skin and hair products tailored to the diverse needs of Nigerian consumers. The brand’s vision to produce healthy products was equally backed by a vision to ensure it got certified for the health and safety of users. This has seen fruition today, culminating into the thriving business competing confidently in Nigeria’s beauty industry today.’’