Ghanaian gospel artiste, Jemima Annor-Yeboah, popularly known as JAYANA has been unveiled as
the new brand ambassador for Ageless Day Spa.
The partnership would see the award-winning gospel artiste become the Face of the company, one of
the leading Sanus Per Aquam (Spa) in the country.
At the official signing ceremony in Accra, the Brand Manager of Ageless Day Spa, Ms. Peggy Saanuo,
speaking on behalf of the Founders, Mr Kwadwo Fordjour and Mrs Rita Kumi Fordjour, averred that
Jayana was chosen to be the face of Ageless Day Spa due to her outstanding personality and also
positively impacting the youth.
“We are excited to have JAYANA in our family and we hope this marriage would be beneficial to both
parties.“Ageless Day Spa has served the people of Kumasi for so long and relocated to Accra in 2022. The
company in the bid of searching for a known personality who presents its core values confidently
chose JAYANA.
She could serve as a good ambassador because she encompasses our brand values
and would take our services and products to much greater heights thus in fulfilment of our motto
which says ‘Be You… Age Later,” she said.
Jayana expressed appreciation to the company for believing in her abilities to promote the services
and products of Ageless Day Spa.
“I am completely overwhelmed. Beginning 2023 on a good note is such an amazing feeling and
makes me trust God more. I’m honoured and thankful that Ageless Day Spa believes in the brand
Jayana. I’m ready to promote their good course,” she said.
Ageless Day Spa strives to boost its clients’ self-esteem and beauty by helping them look and feel
much younger.
The Spa Company has an experienced and enterprising team led by a US-qualified
and professionally trained Esthetician to give its clients flexible and reliable services like FACIAL
TREATMENT (relaxing facials, lift, tones and anti-ageing treatment), MASSAGE THERAPIES
(Swedish, Deep tissue, Sport and Hot stone) and PEDICURE (aromatherapy, exfoliation and
paraffin treatments). Ageless Day Spa ……… Be you, Grow later.
