Betty Kyallo elicited concern from Kenyans over a message about the difficulty of running a business in this current economic climate.
On Sunday, April 7, she had posted on her Instagram page that running a business has become so difficult.
"Landlords don't want to reduce rent and it becomes a huge burden on businesses that are struggling because of the economic slowdown."
Adding, "I let it go," she shared her decision but said that she was in a better place mentally.
"I am happier, I sleep better My peace of mind is more important than a name. I'm good."
This prompted concern from Kenyans causing her to reassure them that all was well and that she was reopening AfterShaveByFlair in Upper Hill.
"Thanks for the calls and texts but Mimi Niko Sawa. Many Kenyans are going through the most in business. Many people have closed businesses in this country. I let it go... but Flair will be back. Just a matter of time. Also .... today we reopen @aftershavebyflair Upperhill, La Baita. We have expanded, we are bigger. Gentlemen Come for a haircut."
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