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If you’re ever looking to refresh your beauty routine with new unique products with top-tier ingredients and inexpensive prices check out these black-owned VEGAN beauty brands that are dominating the beauty industry.
Despite being rejected by Shark Tank in 2016, Melissa Butler, the founder of The Lip Bar followed her dreams and grew patience as her business trickled to success over the years. Her natural lipstick line bought nearly half a million in 2018, and has now expanded to 2,000 stores worldwide with new face, eyes, and skincare products included.
Welcome to the Sweet Life! A well known phrase for Beauty Bakerie, a high performance makeup and skincare founded by Cashmere Nicole in 2011. With creating, Beauty Bakerie, Nicole wanted to make an alternative to the “bad girl” image young women are exposed to on social media. Being mindful of the key elements of the business, Nicole promises to continue the mission of spreading the spirit of kindness and sweetness to the community and world within the brand.
Blending her passion for animals along with her love for nails, Stephanie Warren, founder of Dimension Nails created this small Florida based nail care company dedicated to producing vegan products while promoting animal welfare and activism. Dimension Nails collaborates with International Bird Rescue, donating $1 from each bottle that is sold to support their efforts. The product line includes nail polishes, brushes, and tools.
A brand with astonishing methods to stay fresh and clean of bad ingredients, Glowcery was created with eco-friendly ways in mind. Roshanne Dorsett, the founder and CEO made this cruelty-free and superfood skincare brand that is so innovative and healthy by all means. All products are handmade using fresh, cold pressed fruit, vegetable, and nut ingredients. What sets them apart? The commitment to upcycling and minimizing waste to create a cleaner, safer world.
Imagine not being able to enjoy a sunny beautiful day all because you can’t protect your skin properly. In 2016, Shontay Lundy had a mission; To create Black Girl Sunscreen, a 30 SPF Lotion formulated for women of color. For years, many sunscreen brands have been tailored only to appeal to lighter-skinned individuals while leaving behind a visible white residue on darker-skinned women. Black Girl Sunscreen dries completely clear and protects melanin without leaving a white cast. Shontay’s goal with BGS is to create conversation globally about sun safety and protect beautiful melanated women worldwide. You can find BGS in your stores like Target and Ulta.
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