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Members of BrainTrust Founders Studio, the largest platform dedicated to Black founders of beauty and wellness companies, will now have access to consumer search data thanks to a partnership with Spate.
Ulta Beauty’s mission to support underrepresented brand founders of color is coming to life with its inaugural MUSE Accelerator,
Beauty News sat down with Kisha Tyrell to discuss how she brought Enzuri Beauty to life and her long-term plans for the business.
For National Black Business Month, Beauty News presents a selection of Black-owned beauty brands making their mark in the world of beauty.
Beauty News caught up with Sharon Chuter to discuss the Egyptian-inspired collection and her dedication to authenticity as a brand owner.
Ace Beauté launched a game-themed makeup collection, Paletteopoly, that allows consumers to interact and play with fellow beauty lovers.
Tracee Ellis Ross’s company Pattern Beauty is expanding to the U.K. beauty retailer Boots beginning June 29.
The report, Black-founded Brands Pave an Innovative Path for Beauty, lays out sales of Black-founded brands from February 2021-February 2022.
As Juneteenth approaches, reflections are made on the Black Lives Matter movements that led to a series of changes in the beauty industry.
Uoma Beauty and Pull Up For Change founder Sharon Chuter is relaunching the Make It Black campaign for its third season.
Ulta Beauty is launching their inaugural Muse Accelerator Program, a course dedicated to supporting early-stage BIPOC beauty brands.
UOMA Beauty has named Fred Collins as Chief Operating Officer. The brand has also relaunched their popular foundation line.
