Mpai Lives ON Morula Fruit Products

Monday, January 13, 2020

Matilda Mpai, is a former Home Economics teacher and stay-home mother whose search for moisturising products for her skin led her to the Aladdin’s in the Morula fruit.

It all started off as a research and experiment, which then led to her producing cosmetics using the morula fruit and later some juice and jam. For her, the road is getting clearer and clearer.

“I was struggling to find a solution to my skin and luckily I ended up discovering the morula fruit which I learnt was rich in minerals and Vitamin C,” Mpai explains.

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