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Meet teen entrepreneur, Eleora Ogundare

AdminBy AdminDecember 28, 2023Updated:December 28, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Eleora Ogundare (Founder, Eleora Beauty) 📸 Eleorabeauty.com

Eleora Ogundare founded Eleora Beauty Inc. in response to the health challenges she was faced with.

Born with sickle cell anemia, Eleora went through an excruciating stem cell transplant, as well as chemotherapy, which caused her to lose her hair.

Despite successful intervention for her illness, having to live with hair loss caused Eleora’s self-confidence to plummet.

But she dug deep, and instead decided to turn her challenges into action that would benefit anyone suffering the same dilemma as she had.

🎥 @eleorabautyinc

With the help of her mother, she created the Eleora Beauty, a business producing hair and beauty products that promote healthy hair growth.

“Eleora Beauty products are all-natural and are inspired by a driving desire for men and women alike to express beauty and confidence through strong and healthy hair”, the company website says.

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