CEW Beauty News has curated this page to make it easy to find coverage of Black-owned beauty brands, and the industry news that’s affecting them.
Uoma Beauty founder and CEO Sharon Chuter has been named CEW’s inaugural Catalyst for Change Award Honoree. for her trailblazing initiatives to institute change in corporate beauty firms.
L’Oréal’s Erica Culpepper talks Dark & Lovely’s 50th Anniversary, what it means to celebrate and champion Black beauty, and how to redefine inclusive beauty.
Ami Cole makeup is all about enhancing—rather than transforming—melanin-rich skin.
Beauty’s Black micro-influencers who are impacting the lives of beauty lovers across the U.S.
Mielle Organics, one of the fastest-growing Black-owned hair care brands in the U.S., is destined for ambitious domestic and global expansion.
Sally Beauty has created a robust platform to connect the Black community by providing best-in-class resources for textured hair.
CEW Beauty News presents a selection of Black-owned subscription boxes delivering curated beauty products across multiple categories.
Ivy Beauty has donated $30,000 to Know Your Rights Camp to elevate the next generation of change leaders.
BIPOC-owned fragrance brands are bringing diversity to the category with unique stories, embracing an underserved community.
Sustainable BIPOC-led beauty brand, Common Heir, has raised $2.5M to fuel growth.
Yelp has listed the top rated Black-owned beauty businesses in the U.S. based on national online presence, average rating, and review counts.
Data firm Trendalytics rounds up the Top 10 Black-owned beauty brands by consumer engagement across social and digital platforms.
