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'We will continue to set the trends': How CURLS CEO Mahisha Dellinger is changing the narrative around Black hair care
Mahisha Dellinger is shaking up the hair care industry, one product at a time.
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Tracee Ellis Ross: 'I could chronicle my journey of self-acceptance through my journey with my hair'
Ross shares in an exclusive interview with Yahoo Life that she was “sort of navigating as a young girl an industry and a standard of beauty that didn’t seem to make space” for her.
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Peloton's Ally Love approach to self-care: 'I'm holding myself accountable to show up and to let go'
There are people who just have that “glow” no matter what is going on around them, and Ally Love possesses a light that the world could certainly use right now.
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Friends behind beauty brand Glow Recipe on creating products that 'speak to everybody'
“K-beauty products speak to everybody because it’s about really great ingredients, it’s about technologies, it’s about innovations, it’s about routines," Christine Chang, co-founder of Glow Recipe, tells Yahoo Life.
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How tennis star Sloane Stephens is 'moving a generation forward' on and off the court
"The time is now to show people your worth and your value," Stephens tells Yahoo Life about her work as an activist.
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Bahamian businesswoman behind Kurlee Belle hair care on prospering in the pandemic
"I did not expect for the fruits of my labor to increase so much," says Terrinique Pennerman, whose retail business grew 100 percent amid COVID-19.
Yahoo LifeAs a Black and Indigenous woman, this beauty founder is 'feeling the pain' of COVID-19
“It was hard financially and it really made me sick to my stomach because I had to close down,” says Ahsaki Chachere. “But I knew that I had to because I had to protect my staff and I had to protect my community.”
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Dominican sisters behind Luna Magic find success through authenticity: 'Instead of pretending to be Latin, we are Latin'
Launched in 2019 by Dominican sisters Mabel and Shaira Frías, Luna Magic has eyeshadows, lipsticks and even false lashes that are inspired by their Afro-Latin heritage.
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Cardi B's makeup artist Erika La' Pearl shares the 1 hack you should know
Trust us, you'll definitely want to use celebrity makeup artist Erika La' Pearl's hack the next time you're in a very dark room.
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Dermatologist's natural hair journey inspired her entrepreneurship: 'No one thought about how Black women were doing their hair'
Having firsthand knowledge that this was “something very intimate to Black women that no one was paying attention to,” the dermatologist was inspired to create Girl + Hair, a line of products to help care for your hair and scalp, in and out of protective styles.
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1 powerful lesson from Carol’s Daughter founder Lisa Price on being successful in business and life
“When I have something difficult that I have to learn how to do or move through or overcome, love is how I get to the end,” says Carol's Daughter founder Lisa Price.
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'As Black women, we've been doing a lot. It's time that people honor us': 241 Cosmetics co-founders Feven and Helena on shaping the beauty industry
Black women founders account for 0.2 percent of venture capital funding. While that number is grim, Feven and Helena Yohannes are proof that it is possible to fully fund your own company and be successful.
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'Loving Blackness taught me to love my brownness': 'Black Is King' model Sheerah Ravindren on the power of 'Brown Skin Girl' video
The 24-year-old lit up the screen for just three seconds. However, she made a lasting impression that illustrates how colorism impacts dark-skinned women all over the world.
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'You should always take up space with your hair': Teen author teaches kids confidence with read-aloud book series that celebrates diversity
"It’s not only an opportunity to really make sure that parents and kids have the resources that they need, but also for these authors to be celebrated and recognized," says Marley Dias.