BlackOwned – Page 2 – Beautifaire

16 Feb

Owned Beauty Brands Focused On Health Historically, Black women have been exposed to more toxic chemicals than every other cultural group. In keeping with the Environmental Work Group (EWG), 75% of mainstream products marketed to Black women are considered to be noxious. In a recent EWG study and evaluation of ingredients in 1,177 beauty and private care products marketed to Black women, about one in 12 was ranked highly hazardous on the EWG’s Skin Deep® Cosmetics Database scoring system. Common hazards linked to ingredients which are unhealthy include cancer, hormone disruption, developmental and reproductive damage, and allergies. The excellent news is, Black women are aware of those jarring statistics and are actively combatting this issue by creating clean beauty and wellness products that...

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15 Feb

Melissa Butler’s ‘Lip Bar’ Is Now The Largest Black-Owned

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Makeup, Featured

Melissa Butler Melissa Butler has one more milestone achievement to rejoice. The founder and CEO of brands The Lip Bar and Thread Beauty recently announced she owns the most important Black-owned makeup company in Goal. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mel B (@melissarbutler) In a recent post from her Instagram account, Butler shared the news along with her followers while standing outside of one in every of the Goal stores her brands are carried in. “It feels surreal to say that @thelipbar, INC is officially the LARGEST BLACK OWNED MAKEUP COMPANY IN TARGET. @thelipbar and @threadbeauty are taking on 6 shelves of space in select stores! I saw it for the primary time on Wednesday and I cried my eyes out. I'm so happy with where my...

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4 Jan

Black-Owned Chocolate Brand Named The Exclusive Chocolatier Of …

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Nails, Featured

Luxury cars and luxury chocolates: a match made in heaven. The Phillip Ashley brand, based in Memphis, is changing the dessert landscape with its wildly imaginative chocolates which might be synonymous with luxury. Helmed by the mastermind himself, Phillip Ashley Rix, spent his childhood tugging at his grandmother Jean’s apron strings itching for a likelihood to try his hand within the kitchen. A long time later, Phillip Ashley Chocolates was established with the will to design and develop the best, most unusual chocolate experience. Phillip’s chocolates can be found for purchase online, shipped throughout the country and internationally. The brand, so widely regarded, even got the eye of probably the most iconic automotive brands in the marketplace: Cadillac. Along with making a custom...

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2 Jan

The Black-owned beauty brand mixing Scandi minimalism and African

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Beauty, Featured

Join AASAI as they travel through their native homeland sourcing traditional ingredients and production methods for his or her farm-to-skin products Within the midst of the pandemic, Brenda Roslyng was stranded in her native Kenya without her usual rotation of skincare products. Roslyng had moved to Denmark together with her mother and stepdad as a baby, so was accustomed to using western, chemical-based products to treat her acne-prone skin. When her mum suggested using traditional, plant-based and hand-made African products on her face, it improved her pimples a lot she was inspired to launch her skincare brand AASAI. Bridging the gap between Roslyng’s two home continents, AASAI sources traditional ingredients from Kenya and Uganda...

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