Pure Skins Wants To Help You Find The Best Beauty Clinic For You In Kuwait Launched in 2019 by Noura AlNasrallah, Latifa AlNasrallah and Shareefa AlShayaa, Pure Skins is an online beauty services platform to help users find and book various skin and beauty treatments in Kuwait using the app, available for both Android and iOS.

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Launched in 2019 by Noura AlNasrallah, Latifa AlNasrallah and Shareefa AlShayaa, Pure Skins is an online beauty services platform to help users find and book various skin and beauty treatments in Kuwait using the app, available for both Android and iOS.

With the aim to ease the process between beauty clinic and customers, the platform is designed to help find the right treatment, seek the desired price and book a suitable time and date. Serving both customers and beauty centers, the co-founders built a full platform that can be used as a main system for arranging and tracking appointments, as well as give analytics on customer traction.

Pure Skins' profit model is based on the clinic's subscription to the platform and a percentage from each appointment. The response on the app has been positive, says co-founder and CEO AlNasrallah. Clinics have found the application and dashboard easy to use as it gave insights and prepared them for upcoming customers.

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It seems to have gained popularity with Kuwait residents as it quickly rose the top chart in the App Store in its first few months. AlNasrallah says the app "sees more than 10 minutes of time on average per day, per user," with a growth rate of "200% of every month in terms of new users". And how do they deal with negative feedback? AlNasrallah notes that they consider negative criticism as constructive comment. For example, a customer stated how the application didn't have a cancelling option, and so, the team immediately added the option to their application. The team is currently working on seeking new updates and options for the application. "Having a technology business can't stop in one place, you have to follow the flow."

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Excerpt from a conversation with Noura AlNasrallah, co-founder and CEO, PureSkin

What are some of the main considerations that entrepreneurs should keep when starting up a business in Kuwait and why?

Do not commit with any company or financial authority. Their laws and subject change with time and [it will] not [be] stable, this will make you feel unsafe and this [is] the last thing you want during your journey of building your dream, you will have enough pressure .

What are some of the opportunities that you see available in the Kuwaiti market today and what would be your advice to aspiring entrepreneurs?

Start your dream without any second thoughts, you have to risk many things to reach you main goal and every single step will make you learn new things. Ups and downs happen and don't give up from the first struggle. Kuwait is full of opportunities and our government made it very easy to start a business. Do not miss this opportunity.

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