The event held on Saturday the 24th of April 2021 and it was themed “A Haven of Unconventaionality.” With nearly 25 years of cumulative workforce experience, the team guarantees that any moment spent at CRAZY DAISIES is a definite win-win.

The team’s goal is to make the ordinary look spectacular, working under the mission “get in, get stunning, and get on with your life.”

The Lekki outlet is part of CRAZY DAISES’ broader franchise expansion strategy, which includes plans to launch locations in Ghana and Spain.

The event drew prominent top VIPs, including @freehandking a.k.a. , Osei. K, a globally renowned US-based Tattoo Artist with over 15 years of professional experience who is currently part of the Crazy Bull Ink residency program, the launch has since spawned a lot of interest and bookings by Nigerians.

Nollywood royalty and Industry titans, Shaffy Bello, Chris Ubosi, Mawuli Gavor, Zainab Balogun, Bolanle Olukanmi, Jeff Banks, Bayo Oke-Lawal, Samuel Otigba, and Dr. Bisola Otigba, Lifestyle gurus and social entrepreneur, were also in attendance amongst other prominent figures.

Complimentary drinks and food curated by culinary expert @afrolems were made available for guests at the event, with staff and technicians on call, giving guest guided tours so as to ensure everyone has a taste of the Crazy Daisies experience.

We know by now that oily skin isn’t necessarily the enemy, although sometimes, it can sure feel like it.

A perfectly matte complexion might not be something to aspire to, but there is satisfaction to be found in balance: after all, your skin needs oil, but an excess of the greasy stuff is less than appealing.

The thing to remember though, is that you can’t ‘get rid’ of oily skin – and nor should you feel compelled to: after all, the days of drying our faces into oblivion are over, and glow is firmly back on the agenda.

But keeping your face on the right side of shiny? That is totally possible. Understanding your oily skin is the key to managing (not eliminating) it, and once harmony is restored, you'll have a happy, healthy complexion that looks glowy, never greasy.

To finally sort fact from fiction, we grilled the experts for some sage advice on keeping oily skin as its healthiest, most resilient state. Here, see everything you need to know, including the top ten reasons your skin feels oilier than usual, and the best treatments to try now...

'Our skin’s oil is called sebum. It’s produced by the sebaceous gland in the hair follicle,' explains Andrea Pfeffer, founder of Preffer Sal. 'Per cm2, the skin on our face has more hair follicles than on the rest of our body, which is why we experience oiliness mainly on the face.'

Pfeffer explains: 'The main function of sebum is to lubricate the skin, limit the growth of bacteria and prevent dryness and dehydration.' The amount of sebum we produce is determined by a host of internal and external factors, from the cleanser you’re using (more on that later), to the weather, your genetics and even your hormones.