The number of fragrance brands available on Nigeria’s perfume shelf increased recently, following the development and public introduction of Riggs London by Confetti Group.
Confetti Group’s founder and CEO, Ori Leslau, stated at a private briefing in Lagos that the company meets the unique needs of customers in each of its 30 global regions, and that West Africa is no exception.
“Our teams work extremely hard to help you do both, creating fragrances that are not just a product to consume but also a personalized expression of identity and culture. Feeling great and smelling good go hand in hand.”
Taking advantage of the occasion, he expressed gratitude to Nigerians for accepting Riggs London into their lives and said, “We are here to support you for the journey.”
He explained that the goal of Riggs London’s introduction was to dispel the myth that expensive perfumes are the only way to get high-quality, long-lasting scents. “Our ‘Perfume in a Can’ range of fragrances features some of the highest fragrance concentrations in this price range, with prices starting at about $3.” it guarantees affordable and long-lasting scent protection.”
Leslau has supported multiple grassroots foundations and has been a vocal and passionate supporter of direct foreign investment in Africa. This year, Confetti Group has decided to donate five percent of its income to West African charities that support the fight against poverty and increase educational opportunities for underprivileged youth.
