In a groundbreaking collaboration that blends pageantry with entrepreneurship, the Miss One Nigeria organization has partnered with leading makeup brand, Bare To Beauty Cosmetics, as the brand marks its 7th anniversary in the beauty industry.

As part of the partnership, the winner of the Miss One Nigeria pageant will become the first-ever “Face of Bare To Beauty Cosmetics”, securing a one-year contract as Brand Ambassador and Influencer. The winner will also receive a year’s supply of products and headline campaigns, providing a tangible career pathway in the beauty and lifestyle sector immediately after winning the crown.

The Top 4 finalists, including the Top 3 regional queens, will receive exclusive curated makeup kits from Bare To Beauty Cosmetics, giving them the tools to develop their personal brands and entrepreneurial ventures.

Adding significant weight to the competition, Delphine Okoronkwo, Founder and Creative Director of Bare To Beauty Cosmetics, will serve as a distinguished judge at the Miss One Nigeria Grand Finale, ensuring the winner is selected not just for poise but also for marketability and business potential.

According to Violet Ejiata, CEO of Miss One Nigeria, “We are not just looking for a queen; we are looking for a partner. Finding the first-ever ‘Face of Bare To Beauty Cosmetics’ through Miss One Nigeria feels like the perfect evolution. We want a woman who embodies confidence, grace, and entrepreneurial spirit to build a professional portfolio from day one.”

Bare To Beauty Cosmetics, celebrated for its paraben-free and non-comedogenic products, boasts a premium clientele that includes Dr. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, Mo Abudu, Erica Nlewedim, Kim Oprah, and other high-profile figures. This partnership is expected to elevate the Miss One Nigeria winner’s status, positioning her at the forefront of the Nigerian beauty and lifestyle industry.

Miss One Nigeria, a pageant dedicated to culture, leadership, and women’s empowerment, continues to set itself apart by providing sustainable post-crowning opportunities, turning beauty queens into working professionals immediately after their victory.