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2024 has been the yr of lip balms and lip oils, with most beauty brands releasing at the very least one version of those products. The trend in lip balms, nevertheless, found a latest standard set by indie brand EADEM with its Le Chouchou Lip Softening Balm.
EADEM is understood for its stellar products and formulas that work for everybody, but specially cater to the various needs of BIPOC skin. When...
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Courtesy of The Lip Bar
The thrill around back-to-school beauty—from 5 a.m. skincare routines and skilled first day makeup to controversial 30-inch wigs—has hit an all-time high.
And this energy continues—especially now that Homecoming season is in full swing. Specifically, The Lip Bar is partnering with the HBCU Culture Shop to launch a limited-edition HBCU-inspired lip gloss collection.
As a FAMU alumni, The Lip Bar founder Melissa Butler says college was the muse of her success. “My first customers and employees went to HBCUs,” she tells ESSENCE. “I wanted to point out some love in honor of how much love HBCUs have given men and girls for hundreds of years, especially FAMU,” Butler adds. “I owe a lot to my HBCU and...
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