Priyanka Bansal and Nebesa Organic Skincare

                 

Priyanka was a full-time housewife till 2020. During the lockdown, after seeing people losing their loved ones, she felt the need to work for society and got associated a few online charitable trusts which dealt with healing people who were undergoing depression due to the pandemic.  After this Priyanka began to pursue mental wellness and child psychology courses professionally. She was able to heal lot of people, especially teenagers who often faced issues related to their skin and hair and therefore lacked in confidence.

This was when Priyanka decided to venture into skin and hair products. She wanted to provide 100% natural products without harmful chemicals. She researched online and enrolled herself with organic and Ayurveda institutes to hone her skills and gain the relevant knowledge.

When Priyanka decided to start her own skincare venture, she named it Nebesa which means ‘heaven’ in German. Today, Nebesa offers an array of almost 50 products like cold process soaps, skin brightening and anti-aging creams, SPF Day cream, oil-based night cream, high quality serums, gels, hair mask, hair serum for natural growth and so on; each one especially designed and made for all age groups and skin types. They have also recently launched artisan hand-poured fragranced soy candles.

Priyanka feels that the biggest challenge was to manage her time. With two kids, a new business and her psychology and holistic healing courses, it was a juggle. She believes that meditation sessions were what kept her going and made her persevere.  She incorporates a sense of gratitude in all that she does which she feels has resulted in her business blossoming. Feedback from clients and their support is what she thrives on.

Priyanka enjoys listening to music, travelling and pursuing adventurous and fun-filled activities.

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https://namfam.in//member/Priyanka-Bansal

https://www.instagram.com/nebesa_organic.skincare/

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