Here, CEW Beauty News spoke to Ameka about Strands of Faith’s point of difference, how the brand managed during the past year, her biggest challenges and advice for fellow entrepreneurs.
Asian American beauty industry leaders speak out about the violence, their experience of discrimination, and what can be done to generate awareness and education to stop these hate crimes.
When Shalini Vadhera was considering fund-raising options for her beauty brand, Ready Set Jet, she wanted to think about meaningful ways people could be a part of her company.
Rooted in traditional Ayurvedic ingredients, Avya Skincare is looking to bring exposure to an underrepresented beauty segment, In-Beauty, a nod to products established from Indian roots.
Here, CEW Beauty News caught up with Rahama about her year in business, her biggest pivots for the brand, what inspires her and more.
Here, CEW Beauty News caught up with them to talk about the origin of Caire Beauty, how they’re funding the range and what’s next for the brand.
Waterless hair care brand, OWA Haircare, is relaunching as Systeau, following a successful year of growth for the company.
In addition to lip balms, there are hand sanitizers and an array of other products in the pipeline.
In 2013 when Pear Nova launched, there was a void in medium to dark skin tones being shown center stage in the nail world.
Tribe Dynamics’ Q4 2020 Indie Beauty Debrief spotlights notable indie beauty brands across cosmetics, skin care, and haircare in the U.S., along with two brands with standout performances in the EMEA region.
Founded by former Nike executive, Alisia Ford, Glory Skincare was built on the belief that women of color should be at the forefront of every touchpoint in skin care and beauty
Founder and CEO of LYS Beauty, Tisha Thompson, is a beauty industry veteran of 15 years whose mission is to redefine beauty standards and make clean beauty accessible for all skin tones, skin types and textures.
