Mother’s Day is just around the corner and it’s a time to celebrate the special women in our lives who have nurtured and supported us. Here’s a list of some African American-owned and created gift ideas.
Fenty Beauty’s Hella Thicc Volumizing Mascara creates thicker and lifted lashes without the weight, clumps, or touch-ups, delivering voluptuous volume to every lash.
Describing Black women is like describing the process of creation. They have been charged with the role to nourish other people outside of themselves, whether it be behind closed doors or through organizations of public service, Black women lend out their focus to the growth of the family and collective community; a prime example is seen within Cynthia McClain-Hill.
Here’s a list of the perfect Valentine’s Day gifts that will get the results you absolutely want.
Sisters and DreamGirls cofounders Sharie Wilson and Tonya Thompson are on a mission to debunk the stereotypes that Black people often face in regard to their hair.
There is someone in everyone’s life that seems to have everything. So when it comes to surprising those people, you have to reach deeper, and yes, shopping for them can be a daunting task, and challenges are always fun.
Here’s a list of gift items from African-American owned businesses to get you started on the holiday season.
This year the day of mass shopping coined “Black Friday” lands on Friday, November 25, the day after Thanksgiving but many brands will be offering deals a week beforehand and will extend deals through Cyber Monday (November 28).
Heads up, curly head family, Ms. Lulu Cordero — a proud Afro-Latina – is the creator of Bomba Curls, which is designed to cater to Type 3 and Type 4 curls – the most common curl types throughout the Afro Latino and African American communities and it works!
In 2018, they decided to invest in themselves and start a family business. Due to their love of fashion, they chose to start Jolie Noire, an elevated women’s athleisure wear brand. Jolie Noire stands for Pretty Black in French. Sisters Kimberly, (a celebrity stylist) and Keyondra, (an award-winning gospel artist) Lockett searched high and low to find cute and comfortable gear that displayed Black women as the art they are. They saw a need for clothing with faces that look like theirs, so they created graphics tees that really represent them. After sharing their business model with their mother, Ronda Gray, a cardiovascular
: Finding makeup that correctly suits our skin tones is like searching for unicorns. So, what should the BIPOC community do about this? Here are a few BIPOC brands that you may not know that you should know.
Many TikTok influencers and makeup artist have identified one of the biggest trends for 2022 to be the dewy, no-make up, make up look but for people of color, who are richly blessed with melanin, the question of what brands actually work?
Up-and-coming African, Afro-Latino and African American beauty experts are trending on social media. Despite often getting the short end of the stick financially due to old-fashioned racism, these makeup artists are going viral with their revolutionary fashion tips.
It goes without saying that Mother’s Day is 360 days a year, but since it’s only officially celebrated one day a year, it’s a good idea to go all out to find those unique gifts. Here are a few choices that we feel will make her special day, even more special.
BLESS BY BLESS was designed by Bless Maz, creating a bridge between luxury and wardrobe essentials. The collection has influence in New York, Boston, and Los Angeles. The latest collection from Bless By Bless made a debut showing in Los Angeles Fashion Week 2022.