Women in focus empowers over 120 beauticians with skills




Women in Focus, a Ghanaian faith based organization that trains and builds confidence and hope in beauticians and individuals looking forward to joining the beauty industry has organized 1-day sensitization workshop for over 120 hairdressers and beauticians in the country
Mad. Benedicta Minka, CEO of Women in Focus presenting a certificate of to participant


The workshop was to equip them with knowledge and skills in order to bring out the best in them to able to meet clients satisfaction.

The workshop which took place at Teacher’s Hall near Adabraka in Accra on Friday, September 2, 2016, treated topics including how to make-up the right way, professional application of makeup, how to choose a right hair-do, body massage and nail care, how to match your beads with your dressing and where and when to wear beads. Aside that, they were also introduced to a special hair-do called “Micro hair” as well as tips on hair colour and skin.

There was also beads training and demonstration exercise which opened up the mind of each participant to a new level.

Chief Executive Officer of Women In Focus, Mad. Benedicta Minkah in an interview said: “We’ve realized that most women who are into beauty today are either doing hairdressing, make-ups or other things to their clients the ‘wrong way’ so we have decided to take it upon ourselves to educate them in that order”.

She added that the workshop is also to build participants’ spiritual life with our savior Jesus Christ.

“Our main focus is to use the beauty platform to bring women back to Christ knowing you can’t do anything to succeed or become successful in this world if your spiritual life or relation with God is not on point therefore we’re not leaving salvation but to chance over anything earthly but to help win souls for Christ” Benedicta emphasized.

She called on women especially young ladies who, in the name of ‘fashion and beauty’ these days, are bent on dressing provocatively because “beauty is not all about outward look but the inner one which is your spiritual life that we must work on instead.”

Participants at the workshop


The day also witness the official launch of the Women In Focus organization which was established five years ago (5) championing the cause and promoting women values in the country.

Meanwhile, Manageress of Women In Focus, Miss Dzifa Mariam Amenku, said the future is very bright for the organization due to many developmental plans in store for women because “we’re not just limited to the issues of beauty alone but we’ll be focusing on helping solve issues affecting women in general and above all helping them build their spiritual life to be in tune with Christ”.



Mad. Benedicta Minkah, CEO and Manageress Dzifa Amenku of Women in Focus in a pose
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