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Malee-Hospitality-Inroom-Intro Compressed.Pdf OUR STORY OUR STORY BEGINS WITH A YOUNG AFRICAN WOMAN WHO DARED TO DREAM. A WOMAN WHO WANTED TO SHARE HER PASSION FOR THE PEOPLE, NATURAL BEAUTY AND HEALING RITUALS OF HER HOME CONTINENT. TO CREATE A BRAND THAT COULD CHANGE HER LIFE AND OTHERS’ FOR THE BETTER. SO SHE DID. In 2010, Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao launched Malée – a luxury fragrance, bath and FOUNDER body care range inspired by generations of African healing rituals and time-honoured beauty traditions. Zeze Oraikhi-Sao She named it Malée afer her great grandmother. It is a term of endearment used for a gracious learned woman in Bini, the language spoken by a tribe in the Edo Kingdom of Nigeria. This ancient wisdom advocated the powerful healing properties of 100% pure plant-based ingredients sourced from nature itself. These traditions live on in Malée, with their efficacy proven by modern science. Zeze has since expanded her business across Africa, the UK, the rest of Europe, and ultimately the globe, setting a precedent in the African-made luxury goods market. 3 Q U A L I T Y We use only 100% natural active ingredients in our products. Each jar, tub and bottle contains only what your skin needs to get the results you want. We ensure that all our products are free from MALÉE mineral oils, animal-derived ingredients, many known allergens and harmful parabens and silicones. BEAUTY WITH PURPOSE LOCALLY PRODUCED Malée [Pronounced Mah-lay] is a luxury, fragrance and body Our products are formulated and produced locally in South care range inspired by the breathtaking landscapes, wildlife, Africa – complete with SABS registration and at ISO 9001:2015 culture and history of Africa. compliant facilities. This means that our products are not only Our products are formulated using high concentrations of great but also in keeping with the global standard of good powerful plant-based botanicals to hydrate, rejuvenate, manufacturing practices. strengthen the skin’s immunity and counter the ageing process. EFFICACY Malée embodies the ancient African premise of beauty with We believe that less is more. Clean beauty means not bulking purpose: healing, wisdom and nature. The circular symbol on up our formulas with unnecessary ingredients. We use a careful Malée’s logo is a reference to Adinkrahene - the primary symbol selection of potent botanicals in high concentrations scientifically of the Ghanaian Adinkra - a series of symbols used to tell stories proven to heal, soothe and pamper the skin. It’s how we ensure and describe history. that our products always live up to their purpose and promises. We believe that personal success starts with self-care. CONSCIOUS LUXURY That luxury should not come at a cost to the environment. And that brands should give back to local communities We believe that beauty should not come at a cost to others. to help build a better world. We never test on animals or use any animal-derived ingredients. Our ingredients are sustainably sourced and cruelty-free. Packaging follows a minimalist design and all elements are fully recyclable. DESIGN PRINCIPLES We design with purpose. Inspired by the African landscape, tribal markings, Adinkra symbols and botanicals in our products, we create packaging that is not only a beautiful addition to your home, but also designed to protect the ingredients within and prolong their efficacy. UNIVERSALLY APPEALING Malée is genderless, designed for women and men alike, our products and fragrances take them on healing aromatherapy journeys that enrich their bodies and minds. 5 O U R VALUES COMMUNITY Malée has its roots in Ubuntu. An African concept that translates to “I am because we are”. We are dedicated to sharing our success with the local communities that source, supply and help create the natural ingredients for our products. And we welcome the loyal customers who support and share our vision. Malée is wholly BEE compliant, as are our suppliers. EMPOWERMENT We want to help build a world where all people have the opportunity to achieve their dreams. Our entrepreneurial spirit extends to investing in local communities, building skills and inspiring others to strive for more and achieve greater things. With every purchase of a Malée product, our customers contribute to the education of children in underprivileged African communities. In the same way, our customers are empowered to make a real and positive impact in the world by choosing Malée. SUSTAINABILITY We owe the quality, efficacy and success of our products to the earth. We show our respect and gratitude by striving for sustainability in everything we do – being conscious of our impact on the environment and leaving a lighter footprint on the land. EXPERIENCES Malée is firmly grounded in the true stories and ancient healing rituals of Africa. We pay respect to our rich heritage by sharing our tried-and-tested knowledge of natural ingredients and skin-care traditions through aromatherapeutic journeys and quality products. 6 7 SUSTAINABILITY REDUCE, RE-USE, RECYCLE ZERO WASTE Most of our products are produced in glass packaging that is Because we believe, we act. fully reusable and recyclable. At Malée, we work continuously and with coordinated efforts NO MICROSCOPIC PLASTIC to create the economic, environmental, ethical and social We do not use microbeads in any of our formualtions. conditions that allow for a better tomorrow. COLD PROCESS MANUFACTURING These beliefs guide us and that is why we put them into action. Using cold process manufacturing methods in our production reduces energy usage during production. WATERLESS FORMULATIONS We formulate our products using richer ingredients and less water. CARBON FOOTPRINT Working with local suppliers and local communities mean we reduce our carbon foot print within our supply chain. SUSTAINABLE INGREDIENTS All our products are made with ingredients from sustainable farming sources. 9 SCENT OPTION 1: VERDURE FRESH | VIVID | UPLIFTING Delightfully uplifting and refreshing, Verdure takes you on an exhilarating journey through the lush mangroves, earthy forests and dewy wetlands of Africa. Legend has it that in Tanzania, raindrops were believed to be the tears of Udo, goddess of youth and beauty – a sip of which could grant eternal beauty. 55% BRIGHT CITRUS 25% CRISP MINT 15% WARM PATCHOULI This invigorating scent opens with a bright, energising burst of citrus, followed by refreshing mint grounded in warm, earthy patchouli. As fresh as dew on a spring leaf, this fragrance will leave you feeling youthful, energetic and confident all day. Spritz into the air anywhere in your home for an instantly invigorating effect. 12 13 SCENT OPTION 2: PEPPERSAGE WOODY | SPICY | BALANCED Inspired by centuries of African philosophy and local traditions, this enigmatic fragrance invokes the spirit of the continent with warm spice and woody notes. This warming scent opens with spicy black peppercorn balanced with aromatic woody notes of clary sage. 65% SPICY BLACK PEPPERCORN 35% WOODY CLARY SAGE African sages channel the spiritual connection between nature and communities to guide their tribes towards ongoing prosperity. Breathe in the warm and uplifing notes of this fragrance when you want to restore a sense of balance to your life − at home or on the go. 14 15 PRODUCT HAIR Nourishing Conditioner RANGE Replenishing Shampoo BATH + BODY R O O M FRAGRANCE Bath Syrup Bath Salts Room Mist Moisturising Shower Gel Soy Candle Hydrating Body Cream Soap Bar PUMPS + HOLDERS HANDS Bulk 5l Pump Anti-bacterial Hand Wash Glass Bottle Replacement Pump Anti-aging Hand Cream Glass Amenities Product Holder F A C E + BODY MISTS Insect Repelling Mist Verdure Refreshing Mist 16 17 HAIR REHYDRATE + NOURISH 1 2 3 4 1/ VERDURE M O I S T U R I S I N G 3/ PEPPERSAGE M O I S T U R I S I N G 1 2 3 4 SHAMPOO 200ML | 5L SHAMPOO / 200ML | 5L Gentle hair cleanser helps to restore hair’s elasticity, Gentle hair cleanser helps to restore hair’s elasticity, rehydrate and nourish the hair shaft. Leaves hair clean without rehydrate and nourish the hair shaft. Leaves hair clean without drying, stripping, irritation or build up. CONTAINS: Jojoba drying, stripping, irritation or build up.CONTAINS: Jojoba oil, oil, Wheat bran extract, Coconut oil, Sweet almond oil Wheat bran extract, Coconut oil, Sweet almond oil 2/ VERDURE HYDRATING BODY CREAM 4/ PEPPERSAGE NOURISHING 200ML | 5L CONDITIONER / 200ML | 5L A moisturising and hydrating daily conditioner that helps to A moisturising and hydrating daily conditioner that helps to boost hair immunity with Provitamin B5 to seal the hair shaft boost hair immunity with Provitamin B5 to seal the hair shaft for extra shine Leaves hair silky, soft, manageable, nourished for extra shine Leaves hair silky, soft, manageable, nourished and light. CONTAINS: Aloe vera extract, Olive oil, Coconut and light.CONTAINS: Aloe vera extract, Olive oil, Coconut oil, Sweet almond oil, Jojoba oil, Provitamin B5, Wheat bran oil, Sweet almond oil, Jojoba oil, Provitamin B5, Wheat bran extract, Castor oil extract, Castor oil 18 19 VERDURE BATH + BODY REHYDRATE + NOURISH 1 2 3 1/ VERDURE M O I S T U R I S I N G 3/ VERDURE SOAP BAR / 200G 1 2 4 5 SHOWER GEL 200ML | 5L An all over body bar rich in vitamin E that leaves skin Transform shower time into a personal spa experience with protected, nourished, antioxidised and refreshed our moisturising body gel cleanser.This luxurious shower gel CONTAINS: Wheat Germ Oil indulges your senses, while leaving skin clean, supple and pampered all over.CONTAINS: Aloe Vera Extract 4/ BATH CRYSTALS 2/ V E R D U R E H Y D R A T I N G BODY CREAM / 200ML | 5L 5/ BATH SYRUP Intensely moisturising non greasy body creme that enhances elasticity, boosts skins immunity, protects from free radicals, hydrates and antioxidises.
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