Market · buyers
Global cosmetic brand target list · 735
Third-party view of each brand: monthly site visits and ranks, parent and listing, public revenue and funding, channels and price tier, in-house vs contract manufacturing (with evidence), public corporate contacts and leaders, analyst-style read and partnership angles.
Public facts only: revenue with year and source, never estimated; traffic from Similarweb public pages (month shown); manufacturing model backed by official or press wording. Enrichment done for 735 brands, 465 with Similarweb monthly visits; the rest are small sites whose figure Similarweb does not show, never estimated. Manufacturing model only from official sites, Wikipedia or legally required manufacturer disclosures; otherwise marked not disclosed.
Nigeria · Lagos, Nigeria · Modern African body care (body oils, butters, nail/skin polish)
Arami Essentials Site ↗
Lagos-founded 'modern body care designed for repetition,' combining African ingredients (shea, etc.) with high-performance formulation; sells DTC worldwide via aramiessentials.com and Amazon, plus physical stockists.
- Revenue
- Not disclosed
- Channels
- DTC site (aramiessentials.com) · physical stockists · corporate gifting
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed — Homepage states products combine 'African ingredients with high-performance formulation' but does not disclose manufacturing location or model; Brave search was rate-limited.
- Contact
- 'Contact Us', 'Stockists' and 'Press' pages listed in site navigation (aramiessentials.com); also sells via Amazon
- Leaders
- Ore Lawani, Founder — aramiessentials.com/our-story/
- Analyst view
- Arami Essentials is a Nigerian personal-care brand built around African ingredients paired with modern formulation, spanning body oils, nail polish and body butters. It sells DTC online and through physical stockists, with strong on-site engagement (5+ pages, 6-minute average visit) suggesting an engaged existing base. Manufacturing location and model are undisclosed. Traffic is heavily Nigeria-based with a meaningful US secondary audience, a diaspora-supported growth pattern.
- Partnership angles
- African-ingredient positioning implies a need for traceable, certified botanical sourcing as the brand scales · A meaningful US secondary audience suggests interest in more formal export/distribution support · High engagement on a limited range suggests room for category extension needing new formulation partners.
Nigeria · Black soap, facial skincare, body oils, hair care, fragrance
Narganics Site ↗
Nigerian brand modernizing traditional African black soap into a "luxurious, gift-worthy" skincare ritual, with facial, body and fragrance lines distributed through a stockist network.
- Parent
- Independent · Founded 2016 (Susan Tobor Akinyooye)
- Revenue
- not disclosed
- Channels
- DTC site · stockist network referenced (specific stockists not named on-site)
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed — Site details founder Susan Tobor Akinyooye's redesign of traditional Nigerian black soap into elevated retail formats but does not state whether production is in-house or contracted, nor name a factory location (brand About page).
- Contact
- https://www.narganicscompany.com/contact-us/
- Leaders
- Susan Tobor Akinyooye, Founder
- Analyst view
- Narganics is a Lagos, Nigeria-founded botanical skincare brand created by Susan Tobor Akinyooye, reimagining traditional African black soap into elevated, gift-ready products such as gold-infused oils and botanical candles. It sells via its own DTC site and a stockist network (partners unnamed). Pricing is prestige-to-luxury versus typical black soap. Manufacturing is undisclosed.
- Partnership angles
- Built around reformulating a traditional raw material (African black soap) into a premium, retail-ready product, so ingredient and packaging partners need to support that elevation story · Prestige/luxury pricing suggests the brand prioritizes differentiated formulation and presentation over cost minimization · Undisclosed manufacturing setup and a stockist network still being named suggest a brand at a relatively early scaling stage.
Nigeria · Lagos, Nigeria · Makeup/cosmetics (foundations, concealers, eyeshadows, lipsticks, brushes)
Nuban Beauty Site ↗
Nigerian makeup brand focused on affordable, quality cosmetics designed for African skin, sold via its own site and Nigerian retail.
- Parent
- Nuban Beauty Ltd · Founded 2015
- Revenue
- Not disclosed
- Channels
- DTC site (nubanbeauty.com) · two physical beauty spaces (Lagos, Abuja)
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed — Homepage and footer disclose two physical beauty spaces (Lagos, Abuja) but no statement on manufacturing location or model; Brave search was rate-limited.
- Contact
- nubanbeauty.com
- Leaders
- Stella Ndekile, Founder/CEO; Ogu Jane, Co-director
- Analyst view
- Nuban Beauty is a Nigerian color-cosmetics brand built around melanin-inclusive shade ranges, including a foundation offered in 17 shades named after prominent Nigerian and African women. It sells via its own e-commerce site and two physical beauty spaces in Lagos and Abuja, a hybrid online/offline model typical of growing African beauty brands. Manufacturing location and model are undisclosed. Traffic is overwhelmingly Nigeria-based, indicating a mainly domestic focus for now.
- Partnership angles
- Broad, named shade range signals an ongoing need for consistent color-matching and pigment-formulation capability as the range grows · Two physical spaces alongside e-commerce suggest interest in expanding retail footprint needing reliable replenishment supply · Mostly domestic traffic suggests early-stage export ambitions.
Nigeria · Lagos, Nigeria (commonly reported; not independently reconfirmed this session) · Spa and natural grooming/body-care products
Oríkì Site ↗
Nigerian 'luxury lifestyle & wellness' company operating spas alongside its own natural grooming/body-care product line (e.g. Mint Sugar Body Scrub), sold online at orikigroup.com.
- Revenue
- Not disclosed
- Channels
- Company-operated spas (multiple locations) · DTC retail site · wholesale/amenity line for spas, hotels and airlines
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed — Site references a 'Manufacturing' page under Business and describes '100% Natural Farm to Skin Products,' but the linked page discloses no facility details or country; Brave search was rate-limited.
- Contact
- Only the product/homepage was reachable this session ('About Us' and 'Our Story' subpage guesses both 404'd); no contact page confirmed
- Analyst view
- ORIKI is a Nigerian spa and natural skincare group spanning company-operated spas, a farm-to-skin retail line, and a wholesale amenity line for spas, hotels and airlines - more diversified than a single-channel product brand. Manufacturing location and model are undisclosed, though it emphasizes natural, Africa-sourced ingredients. Traffic is mostly Nigeria-based with secondary UK/US audiences.
- Partnership angles
- Natural, farm-to-skin positioning implies a need for traceable botanical sourcing as the wholesale/amenity line scales · Hotel and airline amenity supply suggests demand for reliable bulk and travel-size production capability · Combined spa-and-product model may value partners supporting both retail and hospitality formats.
Nigeria · Lagos, Nigeria · Cosmetics, skincare and hair products for women of colour
Zaron Site ↗
- 41.9KMonthly visits · 2026-08
- #505,713Global rank
- #5,377 (Beauty and Cosmetics, Nigeria)Category rank
- 31.18%Bounce
- 7.07Pages/visit
- 4m 23sDuration
Top regions:Nigeria 62.62% · United States 35.21% · United Kingdom 2.17% · Top source:Direct 30.03%
Nigerian beauty group targeting women of colour, distributed across multiple African countries; brand built by founder after a prior career in Nigerian banking (Intercontinental Bank, Zenith Bank).
- Parent
- Zaron Group of Companies (Zaron International Limited, Zaron Cosmetics Limited, Zaron Hair Products Limited, Skin by Zaron) · Founded Conceived in Leeds, UK in 2010; began operations in Lagos, Nigeria in September 2011
- Revenue
- Not disclosed
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed — Official site renders as a JavaScript app with no crawlable text across multiple attempts this session; no Wikipedia article exists; Brave search was rate-limited.
- Contact
- Via Zaron Group corporate channels (LinkedIn: Zaron Group of Cosmetics)
- Leaders
- Oke Maduewesi, Founder & CEO, Zaron Group of Companies
- Analyst view
- Zaron is a Nigerian cosmetics brand with a substantial domestic audience and a notable US secondary market, plus strong on-site engagement per Similarweb, indicating a loyal customer base. Its official site rendered as a JavaScript-only app with no crawlable content across repeated attempts, and no Wikipedia article exists, so manufacturing, ownership and exact channels are unverified this session.
- Partnership angles
- Manufacturing model unverified this session, so a first step for any partner would be confirming current production setup and capacity · Strong, engaged repeat traffic suggests an established base that could support a broader product range · A notable US audience suggests existing diaspora export demand worth formalizing.