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10 Black Women-Owned Brands to Look Out for in 2022

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Black women are taking up space this year in every way possible, and we love to see it! From skincare to self-care goods, black women are changing the business world quicker than we know it. Keep reading for the 10 black women-owned brands you need to look out for this year!

For skincare lovers

Topicals

Instagram: @topicals

Launched in 2020, Topicals is an underrated skincare gem. With products ranging from facial masks to serums, Topicals is a skincare brand that caters to all skin problems, especially to those with chronic skin conditions such as psoriasis. An interesting fact about Topicals is that they feature unedited images of people with different skin conditions on their website. Prices from this brand range from $3-$66 and the products are worth every penny.

N Skincare Co.

Instagram: @nskincareco

A brand that takes pride in nourishing your skin is N Skincare Company. N Skincare is a cruelty-free and black woman-owned brand that caters to taking care of your skin in the most natural way possible. From body scrubs to feminine wellness products, N Skincare has everything you could ever want from a skincare brand. Not to mention, this brand is great for those with dry and sensitive skin. Prices from N Skincare range from $3-$55.

For health and wellness enthusiasts

Just Move Supplements

Instagram: @justmovesupplements

In December of 2020, YouTube fitness trainer and musical artist, Keaira Lashae came out with a line of vegan protein powders and supplements called Just Move Supplements. Just Move Supplements features five delicious and nutritious protein powders, four supplements, and workout accessories. This brand is great for those trying to incorporate more supplements into their health and fitness routines. Product prices range from $10-$370.

Golde

Instagram: @golde

Although it’s a small brand, Golde is making big waves in the health and wellness scene. Golde is a BIPOC (Black Indigenous People of Color) owned family business that sells vegan and keto-friendly powder boosters and face masks. Golde can be found at your local grocery store and Target. Product prices range from $15-$150.

For those who take self-care seriously

Forvr Mood

Instagram: @forvrmood

We all know Jackie Aina never fails to give the girls what they want. Aina’s candle brand, Forvr Mood, has been a fan favorite since 2020, and rightfully so. The brand consists of over 20 aromatic candles as well as candle and beauty accessories. Candles have a burn ranging from 10 hours (for mini candles) to 100 hours (for 18-ounce candles). Prices from Forvr Mood range from $15-$143.

Dotz n’ Doodles

Instagram: @dotzndoodles

An up-and-coming brand that is going to take the self-care world by storm is Dotz n’ Doodles. Dotz n’ Doodles is a black woman-owned business that specializes in journal and planner customization. Each page is hand-crafted and drawn based on the customer’s request. When purchasing from Dotz n’ Doodles, you can choose from a variety of designs or come up with your own to make the product more special. Pricing for the materials and customization range from $45-$60 with $5-$10 extra for cover designs or embellishments.

For makeup lovers

Bénto Cosmetics

Instagram: @bentocosmetics

Bénto (translates to “My Own Beauty”) Cosmetics was created by Liberian American entrepreneur, Emily Bull. The brand consists of pigmented lip liners, eyelashes, lip glosses, sponges, and an eyeshadow palette with prices ranging from $3-$30. This indie brand is definitely one to look out for in 2022!

Glamlite Cosmetics

Glamlite founder Gisselle Hernandez
Instagram: @glamlite

Glamlite Cosmetics is known for its creative food-themed palettes. This vegan and cruelty-free brand is owned by Afro-Latina entrepreneur, Gisselle Hernandez. Glamlite has been on the beauty scene since 2018, and there are no signs of the brand slowing down anytime soon. You can find products ranging from makeup wipes to eyeshadow palettes with prices varying from $10-$189.

For hair care fanatics

Koils by Nature

Instagram: @koilsbynature

An animal cruelty-free, vegan, black, and woman-owned hair and body business all in one? Sign us up! Koils by Nature is an underrated brand with products that are to die for, especially their hair products. Koils by Nature’s hair products not only smell wonderful but, are super moisturizing as well. You won’t want to miss out on this brand! Koils by Nature products can be found at your local beauty supply store and on the Koils by Nature app. Products range from $15-$60.

Mielle Organics

Instagram: @mielleorganics

Mielle Organics is no stranger to the hair care scene. This black woman-owned brand has the best-smelling products that’ll make people want to eat your hair when you walk by. One day you could smell like a tropical smoothie and the next you could smell like a garden. Either way, your hair will slay and stay moisturized throughout the day. Mielle products range from $10-$56.

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