Get Guardian on GoogleMalliá World, a premium beauty brand offering world-class hair and beauty services, has officially opened its flagship store in Lagos.
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Founded by two Nigerian entrepreneurs, Adanna Uche Onome and Tomike Adeoye, the firm aims to redefine beauty experience by providing a one-stop destination for high-quality human hair products, luxury salon services, and professional beauty treatments in an elegant and contemporary space.
Located at 5A Saheed Ola Adelekan Close, Lekki, Lagos, the store caters to Nigeria’s growing demand for innovative beauty solutions that combine quality, convenience, and style.
Both Onome and Adeoye have been at the forefront of the online beauty space for over five years.
Co-founder, Adeoye said: “Recognising the need for a physical space where beauty services meet premium product offerings, Malliá World bridges that gap by creating an experience-driven destination tailored to modern beauty lovers.
“The newly launched flagship store offers a comprehensive range of services, including ethically sourced, premium human hair wigs and extensions tailored to diverse needs. Professional styling, hair treatments, colouring, and cuts using state-of-the-art techniques. Luxury manicures, pedicures, and relaxation services that cater to every beauty and wellness need.
“Our goal with Malliá World is to provide Nigerian women with a top-tier beauty destination that meets their needs for high-quality products and services. We are proud to combine convenience, luxury, and expertise under one roof, setting a new standard for beauty experiences in Lagos.”
The global beauty industry is worth billions, and Nigeria is one of the world’s fastest-growing beauty markets is ripe for disruption. According to industry reports, the demand for premium human hair and beauty services in Africa is expected to skyrocket over the next decade. Malliá World is positioned to lead this movement.
“With its customer-first approach, Malliá World promises to deliver unparalleled beauty solutions while building a community of empowered and confident women,” Adeoye assured.
