Many talents,one standard.

G-Fashion Empire opened in 2010 in Yaoundé, as a tailoring workshop alone. It was not a modest start while waiting for something bigger: it was the first trade of a person who had several, and who chose to hold them together rather than give any of them up along the way.

Hairdressing, then beauty treatments, did not arrive because clients asked for them. They arrived because the founder already knew how to do them, and she refused the idea that a client should have to go elsewhere to change what she came for. Three trades under one roof are not a business expansion: they are one person refusing to choose between her talents.

Before G-Fashion Empire, she learned and practised each of these trades on its own. That same refusal to choose is what led to the academy: passing on what she knows, rather than keeping it to herself.