In an attempt to blend grooming with faith, Sandton entrepreneur and trendsetter Unaiza Suliman has launched Halaal brows in South Africa.

Already a global hit through her website: halaalbrows.com, the idea is now officially available to local women seeking a faith-conscious beauty solution.

Unlike traditional brow grooming methods, which involve plucking, threading, waxing, or trimming, Halaal Brows uses a unique bleaching technique to soften stray hairs without removing them. The result is polished, natural-looking brows that remain true to Islamic values.

“For years, women have had to choose between staying well-groomed and adhering to their beliefs. Halaal Brows changes that,” said Suliman. “It’s a solution that respects both beauty and faith.”

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She added that the launch marks the first time Halaal Brows has been introduced in South Africa, making her a pioneer in inclusive beauty practices.

Her online platform has already gained international recognition as a space for education and empowerment, and now she is bringing that movement closer to home.

“With inclusivity at its heart, Halaal Brows gives Muslim women the confidence to embrace self-care, while staying aligned with their principles. It also opens new doors for beauty professionals and salons, offering a service that sets them apart in a competitive market.”

Suliman explained that this is more than a beauty treatment. “It is about empowering women, creating space for diversity in beauty, and making sure no one feels left out.”

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