An interior retail scene in Alasia, Nigeria, depicts three shelves stocked with various personal care products

An interior retail scene in Alasia, Nigeria, depicts three shelves stocked with various personal care products. On the top shelf, numerous small bottles of cosmetic oils such as Vitamin E, Almond, Avocado, Argan, and Papaya are displayed, with prices ranging from ₦1,600 to ₦3,500. The middle shelf features larger bottles of bath and body oils, lotions, and serums, including Dr. Teals, Palmer's Cocoa Butter, Vitamin C serum, Cocoa Radiant Body Oil, Retinol Peptide, F&W Glycer Oil, Bio-Oil, and Orchedeuwa Organics Coconut Oil, priced between ₦6,250 and ₦25,300. A right hand with dark nail polish and a gold-colored heart-link bracelet is visible, reaching for a pink bottle of F&W Glycer Oil on this shelf. The bottom shelf holds stacked boxes of various creams and ointments, including "Roncin Cream" and "Temposat." All products are arranged on dark-colored shelves with white price tags indicating values in Nigerian Naira (₦).