A database for shoppers, investors, editors, influencers and social media users:
Whether small indie startups or veteran staples of the drugstore aisle , there are many, many Black-owned and founded beauty and wellness brands on the market well worth knowing and supporting. The list is ever-growing, so we've put together a database of 425+ of these businesses, viewable both in the list below and as a public Google docs spreadsheet, for a more organized and searchable format.
Our hope is that shoppers will consult it whenever they consider where to spend their dollars, yes, but also that it may serve as a resource for our own editors and our media industry peers as they put together product roundups, for investors looking for new business ventures, for retailers seeking brands to stock, for influencers looking for brands to spotlight and for social media users wanting to see more Black-owned beauty businesses in their feeds.
We will continue to update the database as new brands emerge and come to our attention. Any suggestions for edits, additions or updates are welcome — we'd love to hear from you via email at [email protected] it is: Natural, plant-based hair care local to Columbus, Ohio.What it is: Luxury plant-based skin care.
What it is: Body, hair and skin care made with shea butter and formulated for dry, eczema-prone skin.What it is: Unrefined shea butter products made by women owned cooperatives in Ghana.What it is: Vegan hair care.What it is: Luxury natural skin and body care centered in shea butter from Ghana.What it is: Cruelty-free, vegan cosmetics designed for sensitive skin.What it is: Natural hair care for textured hair.What it is: Silk pillowcases and accessories for hair and skin care.
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