While her contemporaries in the movie world engage in music as an alternative to acting, actress, Ebube Nwagbo, has found her second love in the world of beauty as she brands a 100 per cent human hair known as Posh Hair.

The new product has become a toast of every highflying lady who wants to look posh and sexy without going bankrupt.

Posh Hair, which has the face of the screen diva, Ebube Nwagbo, is manufactured in America and labelled for Ebube Nwagbo as the franchise in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

Explaining what stands the brand out, Ebube said, “Posh Hair has a unique selling point different from other hair products around in so many ways; first, it doesn’t tangle and it’s affordable and durable. Secondly, it’s the only 100% human natural hair that is non-synthetic and that one can wear it over and over again unlike other substandard human wigs or hair whose prices are on the high side and barely stand the test of time; Posh Hair is like spending less for more.”

Having made unprecedented success in the movie industry in Nigeria, the beautiful actress, is set to score another feat in this new venture as she has put every machinery in place that will enable it compete favourably with other stakeholders.

“Everybody wears weave-on but it depends on what you want to wear. When I came about Posh Hair, the first thing that came to mind was the issue of price. If one has to break the monopolistic power of some players in the industry, price is one issue that must be seriously tackled first. And I also noticed that a lot of ladies out there wanted to look like Beyonce, Anita Baker etc by wearing their hair, and I was like, we can actually have something to do with our own movie or music stars too without spending a fortune. After that, I thought of going into the business and put my machinery on display. Today, we thank God who has always been good to us that we have started something different from what my colleagues do. I have always loved to stand out anyway, so if I am doing this now, I am doing it to give back to the society that has made me as part of my social responsibilities,” she said.