How to discover fashion, beauty and wellness on LookFinesse

LookFinesse is a Kenyan marketplace where you can browse fashion, book beauty and wellness services, and find vendors near you. Here is how to get started.

By Beacon Creek4 min read
Nairobi's city skyline seen across the trees of Uhuru Park on a clear day
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LookFinesse is a marketplace for fashion, beauty, fitness and wellness in Kenya, operated by Beacon Creek. In one place you can browse products, find vendors near you, and book services — from salons and barbers to trainers and studios in and around Nairobi.

This is a short tour of the public pages. It does not include traffic figures, customer reviews, prices or partner names — just what is there and how to use it.

Browse products and what's nearby

The shop is the catalogue of fashion, beauty and wellness products listed by vendors. Open a product to see its photos, options such as size or colour, and the store it belongs to. When a product has variants, the photo changes to match the option you pick, so what you see is what you are choosing.

Woman in a colourful African print outfit posing against a dark studio background
Fashion on LookFinesse comes from independent vendors. Photo: Stellar Kiwanuka, CC BY-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab), via Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab).

If you want something close at hand, use Near me. With location turned on, LookFinesse sorts shops, bookings and deliveries by distance from you. The maps are built on OpenStreetMap (opens in a new tab), the free, community-made map of the world.

Book beauty, fitness and wellness services

Services lists bookable offerings: hair and beauty appointments, training sessions, and other wellness bookings. Open a service to see what the vendor offers — price, duration and any options — then request a time once you have an account.

Prefer to start with your own routine? The Wellness Center and the Virtual Gym hold fitness and wellness tools rather than products. If you are building a habit, the World Health Organization's physical activity guidance (opens in a new tab) is a sensible, evidence-based place to set your goals.

Shop, book and discover — without juggling five apps and a dozen chats.

Practical style, skincare, training and wellness write-ups also live in Guides. Guides are short how-to pieces inside the app; this blog is where Beacon Creek publishes site news and longer introductions.

Colourful beaded Maasai necklaces hanging at a curio market stall in Nairobi
Kenyan craft and accessories sit alongside everyday fashion. Photo: Laurakomanga, CC BY-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab), via Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab).

Create an account

You can browse much of LookFinesse without signing in. To save items, message a vendor or complete a booking, create a free account. Every new account gets 30 days with the features open, and you do not need a card to start.

Vendors who want to list a store can begin from the vendor dashboard. Plans and trial details are on the pricing page. Already have an account? Sign in and pick up from your feed or inbox.

FAQ

Do I need an account to browse?

No. The shop, Explore, Feed, Services and Near me are open to everyone. You need a free account to save items, message vendors and book.

Does LookFinesse work outside Nairobi?

LookFinesse is a Kenyan marketplace, so vendors outside Nairobi can list too. Near me sorts by distance from you, so what you see depends on who has joined in your area.

How do I follow new posts?

This blog has an RSS feed. We will add more posts as the marketplace grows.

A note from Beacon Creek

This article is published by Beacon Creek, the company that operates LookFinesse. Tell us what you would like us to write about next using the feedback buttons below.

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