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Discover a Driven Brand: Words With Hazem Sawaf of 7 HOPES London

Discover a Driven Brand- Words With Hazem Sawaf of 7 HOPES London
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By: Publicity For Good

7 HOPES London offers hope through natural skincare and a sustainable ethos that transcends business.

Born from the bustling Covent Garden in London, 7 HOPES has sculpted a unique niche in the realm of skincare since 2018. It isn’t merely a brand. It’s a hope manifest, integrating the aspirations of clients, consumers, and the community, building bridges of benevolence with every product developed. And the process? A meticulous step-by-step evolution from a client’s idea to a global product.

But the heart of 7 HOPES pulses with a deeper purpose. Environmental considerations, sustainable practices, and a commitment to natural ingredients shape its ethos. And charity? It’s not an afterthought; it’s interwoven into each project. By funding charitable activities for the homeless, orphans, and starved communities, 7 HOPES gives more than just beauty solutions; it offers hope.

With a steadfast belief in the power of self-confidence and a distinctive vision for the beauty sector, Hazem Sawaf, the Managing Director of 7 HOPES, illuminates the philosophy that propels the brand forward. His approach goes beyond conventional beauty standards, advocating for an inclusive perspective that celebrates diversity and individual uniqueness. Sawaf’s leadership not only guides the strategic direction of 7 HOPES but also infuses the brand with a sense of purpose, making it a beacon for those seeking inspiration and innovation in their beauty routines. Under his guidance, 7 HOPES has emerged as a brand that truly understands and enhances the customer experience, making each product a testament to the beauty of self-expression and empowerment.

Discover a Driven Brand- Words With Hazem Sawaf of 7 HOPES Londons

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How many years have you been in business?

We’ve been in the skincare industry since 2018.

Discover a Driven Brand- Words With Hazem Sawaf of 7 HOPES London

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How are you making a difference in the world?

We offer a holistic solution in creating high-performance natural skincare, body, and haircare products. Our guiding principles include charity for every project, a focus on sustainability, CO2 footprint considerations, utilizing biodegradable ingredients, eco-friendly materials, and always pushing for innovative solutions.

Discover a Driven Brand- Words With Hazem Sawaf of 7 HOPES London

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What inspired you to start your company?

Our inception in Covent Garden in 2018 was spurred by a desire to offer exceptional natural and organic skincare design and production services. Whether for novices stepping into the beauty market or established brands aiming to diversify, 7 HOPES is the go-to destination. Our strength lies in genuinely understanding our client’s needs, their target market, behavior patterns, and socio-economic dynamics. We pride ourselves on managing everything from product creation to design and laboratory testing.

Where did the inspiration for the brand come from?

It sprung from a profound belief in oneself and an undying faith in our vision.

Who in the industry do you turn to for inspiration? Are there any other brands or companies that you admire?

While there are numerous successful brands, when it comes to our unique concept, we believe we are in a league of our own. 🙂

What’s next for 7 HOPES?

We’re gearing up to scale up! The horizon looks promising with plans of moving to bigger premises and broadening our horizons in research and development.

Discover the transformative power of 7 HOPES Skincare. Connect with them on Instagram to stay updated on our latest products and initiatives. Explore 7 HOPES’ natural skincare, body, and hair care solutions by shopping online today and join them in their mission to combine beauty with benevolence.

Published by: Nelly Chavez

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