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The beauty and cosmetics industry is one of Kenya’s leading sectors of investment, attracting billions of shillings annually. As the demand to complement one’s inherent physical looks grows, two local entrepreneurs are now leveraging technology to link beauticians and cosmetologists to potential customers. As Edward Chweya tells us, Tausi App is a platform where service providers list their services and clients are able to find them.
Made in Kenya | How Tausi App is linking beauty service providers to customers
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