We return to the famous courtyard of Fraga in the city of Contramaestre. This business venture, fueled by new economic players, offers popular high-demand products and is introducing new alternatives that are also highly sought after by the public, such as this natural cosmetics endeavor. These products serve beauty treatments but also possess medicinal properties.
For instance, we offer sulfur cream, a powerful antifungal solution, as a response to the shortage of the popular sulfur oysters. While we can’t produce the oysters, the sulfur cream provides similar benefits.
We also have completely natural shampoos made from rosemary oil and golden clove, aiding hair growth, dandruff treatment, and addressing skin conditions like light and dark spots or scars. These products aim to alleviate and often mitigate these issues naturally. As part of the Keyline Viral initiative, this small shop represents how new businesses are emerging in Cuba’s trade landscape.
The products have been effective, and people are embracing them, despite the occasional lack of pharmaceutical treatments. Consumers have learned to seek and appreciate natural alternatives because they are more accessible.
Capitalizing on the opportunities provided by the Cuban State to establish such ventures, this group ensures compliance with legal and e-commerce requirements and holds the necessary licenses. Health and hygiene authorities conduct inspections and provide health approvals. All legal documents and project plans are in order, allowing the business to operate here.
