Rihanna expanded her investment portfolio by launching her own line of beauty products called Fenty Beauty by Rihanna in collaboration with Sephora.
The Bajan singer’s cosmetics collection went live at midnight on September 8, online and in Sephora stores.
The results of a recent study shows women of color have more harmful toxins in their bodies from cosmetics and beauty products than white women.
Reality TV star-turned-entrepreneur Gizelle Bryant, left, hosted her EveryHue Beauty Pop-up Shop at NeNe Leakes‘s trendy Swagg Boutique in Atlanta on Thursday, July 13. Pictured with Gizelle and NeNe, center, is EveryHue Beauty co-owner Erika Liles, right.
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Naomi Campbell is taking her stellar career to the next level. The British model took to Instagram.com on Thursday to announced to her 3.9 million followers that her nail polish line is available on the Starlite Shop website.
Former America’s Next Top Model judge Tyra Banks launched a new skincare line to take advantage of the makeup-free movement.
Tyra’s new skincare line, which launched this week, includes a cleanser, serum, peel mask, and a wireless dermabrasion brush.
Here’s another example of a minority group choosing the wrong battles.
The company that makes Shea Moisture released a slick video ad that points out the disparity between beauty aisles that stock majority white products and “ethnic” aisles that stock products for black hair and skin.
Beauty brands MAC and Estée Lauder are considering profiting off all the hype surrounding Vanity Fair’s cover featuring former Olympian Bruce Jenner in drag. MAC is thinking of signing Jenner to be the next face of their feminine beauty products.
French cosmetics and beauty company L’Oreal USA announced today it was purchasing ethnic hair and beauty line Carol’s Daughter.
Nail cuticle tattoos are catching on as the new Spring/Summer trend. The eye catching temporary tattoos are applied below the cuticles by simply adding water.
We can add eccentric singer Janelle Monae‘s name to the growing list of self-hating black artists who bleach their skin to fit the industry standard of beauty. The 28-year-old Kansas City native Instagram’d this image of herself posing with a soccer ball bearing a Pepsi logo. The photo caused an uproar among Janelle’s rabid so-called “Fandroids” because her skin tone appears 10 shades lighter.
One of her followers wrote: “Stay black baby don’t turn fake on me like these other bitches.”
Thanks to loyal reader R. Williams for the tip.
