Beauty Tips – Page 1027

23 Oct

We have Finally Heard Ciara’s Prayer, But What About

Ciara has been and can at all times be the “it” girl, and he or she’s on a mission to make other young Black women and girls feel that very same confidence that she does. With the debut of her skincare brand, OAM (On a Mission), the “I Bet” songstress has introduced five skincare products full of Vitamin C at a clinical skincare level. Complete with a foaming cleanser ($28), brightening pads ($28), a 20 percent vitamin C serum ($62), a watch cream ($35), and a moisturizer ($43), OAM is specially designed to bring the life back into your skin and brighten all skin tones without the harm of bleaching because of the energetic Tri-C Pro-Peptide Complex in all the products. “I’ve...

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23 Oct

Once Rejected By Investors, Melissa Butler’s “The Lip Bar”

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Melissa Butler Melissa Butler Beauty entrepreneur Melissa Butler launched her cosmetics brand The Lip Bar with a mission to “change the way in which people take into consideration beauty.” It looks like she’s modified the minds of skeptical investors as well. In 2015, Butler appeared on the business pitch competition series Shark Tank with the aim of obtaining investment dollars for her cutting-edge beauty company—the panel was harsh, and even called it “clown makeup.” 7 years later, Butler has closed on $6.7M in seed funding. Per a news release, the round was led by Pendulum, an inclusive and strategic growth investing and advisory platform designed for founders and leaders of color, with The Fearless Fund and Endeavor rounding out the cap table. Butler said she plans to proceed growing...

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23 Oct

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22 Oct

4 Fashion Maximalist Influencers Making Waves With Their Eclectic Style

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4 Fashion Maximalist Influencers Making Waves With Their Eclectic Style

While loungewear and minimalism trends seemed in every single place through the pandemic, a latest trend from the opposite end of the spectrum is gaining traction: maximalism. Followers look to daring colours, mixed prints and couture-like elements to provide themselves mood boosts during otherwise dreary times. The trend is supported by maximalist influencers, who share photos and videos of their eccentric looks — think creating an outfit entirely out of newspapers — on Instagram and TikTok. Their content has gained the eye of fashion brands, including Coach, H&M and Collina Strada, and other corporations which might be trying to partner with the creators. Here, 4 fashion maximalist influencers talk in regards to the phenomenon — giving insight into their very own style,...

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