Location

Johannesburg, South Africa

Founded

2014

Price range

R407 – R495

Shipping

Worldwide

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Suki Suki Naturals

Independent brand — verified
About

Suki Suki Naturals is a South African beauty brand founded in 2014 by Linda Gieskes-Mwamba and based in Johannesburg. The Black-owned and women-owned brand brings together clean beauty, natural ingredients, hand-crafted production, and a strong connection to locally made skincare. Its approach feels distinctly independent. Rather than relying on large-scale manufacturing or a generic global aesthetic, Suki Suki Naturals uses craftsmanship and local production as part of its identity. That gives the brand a closer relationship to its South African roots and to shoppers who prefer smaller founder-led beauty companies. Cruelty-free beauty is another important part of the brand’s positioning, while sustainability adds a broader environmental dimension. These values sit naturally alongside its clean and natural beauty profile. The brand falls around the accessible-to-mid-range segment, giving customers a more considered experience without pushing entirely into luxury pricing. This makes its natural and sustainable approach easier to incorporate into everyday routines. Suki Suki Naturals is especially relevant for shoppers looking for a Black-owned beauty brand that combines clean formulations, natural ingredients, cruelty-free practices, sustainability, women-owned leadership, local craftsmanship, and everyday usability. Its identity is rooted as much in who makes the products and where they come from as in the products themselves.

Brand Details

Handmade
South Africa
PETA Beauty Without Bunnies
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
L
Linda Gieskes-Mwamba

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of products does Suki Suki Naturals make?
Suki Suki Naturals makes botanical hair care for textured hair and has also sold facial skincare. Its range has included hair oil, conditioner, hair mist, cleanser and facial oil.
Who founded Suki Suki Naturals?
Linda Gieskes-Mwamba founded Suki Suki Naturals. The brand’s current website gives 2014 as its establishment year.
What is Suki Suki Naturals Miraculous Oil?
Miraculous Oil is a hair treatment oil in the brand’s range. Suki Suki Naturals has published guidance on using it in a natural hair care routine.
Does Suki Suki Naturals make products for textured hair?
Yes. Its current brand message specifically says it began to make care that understands the needs of textured hair.
Does Suki Suki Naturals sell skincare too?
Its previous catalog included Buchu Moringa Milky Cleanser, Rosehip Brightening Facial Oil and Papaya Rose Hydrating Facial Mist. Check availability before featuring them as current products.
How much do Suki Suki Naturals products cost?
An older official listing showed Miraculous Oil at US$38. That is a historical listed price; the brand’s own store is currently paused.
Where can I buy Suki Suki Naturals now?
The brand says its online store is paused while it develops its formulas. An authorized retailer, ARC Store, lists some Suki Suki Naturals products, subject to stock.

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