Are you looking for a skincare (Botle Skincare) clinic near you or where to buy petroleum jelly products nearby? In this article, you are going to learn about Lesotho vaseline or Lesotho petroleum jelly, skin care products mainly Botle skincare. You are also going to learn how Botle skincare differs from Tlotsa and Makhaleng.

Oftentimes while walking in the streets of Maseru, you will come across people with skin problems; acne. This is quite often in females than in males. If you are suffering from acne, Botle skincare products will help you deal with that skin problem.

Few months ago I suffered from dry skin. This condition made me mad, I tell you my friend, I was exasperated. I wanted to see my skin back to its normal condition; I wanted it to be moist like it used to be. When this problem persisted, I surfed the internet.

As I was reading on how I can overcome that problem, I came across a solution. It was recommended that I used aloe vera gel. I took aloe and peeled it and applied its gel on my dry skin. Within a few days, I started seeing change.

What does this mean? It means that Lesotho products  made up of indigenous plants work!

Before delving further with this article, let’s see how it is structured:

• Learn about Botle Skincare
• What are the products of Botle Skincare?
• Where to buy Botle skincare products
• Learn about Botle Skincare facilitator and trainer  
• Achievements of Botle skincare products

What is Botle Skincare?

Botle Skincare is a cosmetic and skincare manufacturing company which is based in Lesotho. This company produces its products using Lengana (Artimisia Afra), lekhala le le putsoa (Blue Agave) and torofeiee (Prickly Pear). You will learn shortly the health benefits of lengana, lekhala le le putsoa and torofeiee.

For this company to do its manufacturing, there has to be a facilitator and a trainer. This is where Miss Selloane Meriam Motsamai comes in. She is a trainer and a facilitator in this company. As I go down with this article, you will learn about her biography; where she grew up, where she attended school and how she managed to facilitate such a high profile brand.

Now, let’s learn about the health benefits of Prickly Pear and Artemisia Afra. I will also explain some of the health benefits of the blue agave plant which is one of the indigenous plants used to manufacture products in this cosmetic company.

Health benefits of prickly pear

• It treats diabetes
• It reduces high cholesterol 
• It treats obesity
• It helps overcome hangover for those who drink beer
• It acts as an antiviral substance
• It has anti-inflammatory properties

What are Health benefits of drinking Artemisia Afra?

• It treats malaria
• It treats headaches
• It is parasitic
• It treats indigestion
• It treats common cold and influenza (flue)

Health benefits of blue agave

• It’s low on the glycemic index (GI) . If you have diabetes, a low-GI diet may help you control your blood sugar.
• It can help your metabolism. 
• It can help you and your baby when you’re pregnant
• It can help with depression
• It could help your heart.

Now that you have learnt about the health benefits of the ingredients used to manufacture some of the cosmetics at Botle Skincare, it is about time you learnt what these ingredients can do for your skin while used in cosmetics.

Before I do that, let’s explore Botle Skincare products. As I list the products, I will also include their health benefits of each product to your skin as a user.

What are the products of Botle Skincare?

Artemisia Afra Petroleum Jelly (Lengana)

Health benefits:

• Lengana Petroleum jelly can be used as rub rub
• Nourishes the skin
• Soothe minor burns
• Helps ease itchiness and redness from rashes
• Helps heal cracked heels and soften soles
• Reduce chafing

Blue Agave Petroleum Jelly (Lekhala le leputsoa)

Health benefits:

• It keeps your skin moisturized, soft and supple
• Freshens skin by breaking down dead cells
• It makes the skin appear plump
• It calms irritated skin
• Build strength, resilience and elasticity to the hair
• Help skin wounds heal

Prickly Pear Cream and Lotion

Health benefits:

• It contains vitamin E and K 
• It nourishes the skin
• Act as daily moisturizer
• Brightens the skin Tone
• Helps achieve smoother skin
• Reduces Dark Circles
• Slow skin aging

Prickly Pear Glycerine 

• Act as daily moisturizer
• Prevents fine lines and wrinkles
• Imparts natural glow to your skin
• Treats minor cuts and burns
• Reduces hair loss
• Nourishes hair
• Make your hair shiny

Learn about Botle Skincare facilitator and trainer  

As of this writing, it is women’s month. This is the reason why I chose to review one of the women’s companies. If you know any woman who is independent and has her own company, just comment below this article so that I can approach her for an interview.

In the past, I wrote about a woman who has started a chop-a-crop business or chopped vegetables, Miss Lerato Mohasi. You can learn about her story and how she started her company.

In today’s writing, I will be exploring Miss Selloane Meriam Motsamai. One of the facilitators  and trainers at Botle Skincare. I hope her story inspires you like it inspired me.

Let’s dive in.

Who is Miss Selloane Meriam Motsamai and how did she get started?

“Always Aim high, work hard, and care deeply about what you believe in.” 

Miss Selloane Meriam Motsamai

Biography

Miss Selloane Meriam Motsamai was born in the rurals of CANA in Berea district where she was raised by her grandmother. After completing her COSC in 2013 at Ts’ekelo High School, she went to work in South Africa where she was involved in a cosmetics manufacturing  company. 

In 2016 she came back in  April 2016 to Sept 2017 she worked at LEKUKA JOB CREATION Company, a cosmetic manufacturing company based in Maseru Lesotho where she gained experience and learned how to take  care of clients..

When did she start her company?

In 2017 she founded her own company, Leaps & Bounce cosmetics Pty Ltd, which focuses on manufacturing cosmetics and offering training on how people can use and manufacture their own cosmetics using indigenous plants.The company aims at solving problems people face with their skin as well as unemployment.

What are her achievements?

She is a YALI RLC Cohort 7 2019 alumna under Business and Leadership in entrepreneurship track. She is also a 2022 trainee through BEDCO Capacity Building Program. Furthermore, she enrolled in online courses studying marketing and business.

Through her love for business and its potential to inspire change, she is a facilitator and a trainer, training people in cosmetics manufacturing and also to start their own businesses.

Her first recognition on cosmetics trainings was when she began working with LESOTHO FEDERATION OF ORGANIZATIONS OF THE DISABLED (LNFOD).

She currently works as a Trainer and Facilitator at BOTLE SKINCARE which falls under LESOTHO COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNION LEAGUE. BOTLE SKINCARE is manufactured in 5 districts of Lesotho in 13 places. She mostly works with women.

This is a story of Miss Motsamai, if it inspired you, comment below this article. Now that we know who is training and facilitating the manufacturing team at Botle Skincare, let’s see where you can buy their Products.

Where to buy Botle skincare products

In most cases, some of Lesotho petroleum jelly products are sold in different stores of grocery or retailers and wholesalers. I am sure you can find these products in those stores. If you can’t find them in retailers, just contact them using Botle skincare facebook page.

Achievements of Botle skincare products

Testimonials play a big role in measuring how a company’s products are performing. This is why in this section I am taking a chance to show you that Botle Skincare does wonders:

Botle Skincare Testimonials

“My child had skin rushes then l used  AA petroleum jelly (lengana)

Maitumeleng Chobokoane….Itsebeletse Mositi CU. He is smooth  now

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I want you to comment below this article and tell me what you think of Botle Skincare. Despite that, I want you to tell the world what business you have started, what are your achievements? If you haven’t started, when are you going to start your company? This women’s month, this is the story that Earn Online Lesotho decided to write about. Until next time, ciao!