We've rounded up the Latinx-owned beauty brands you probably don't know about yet, but should.
There’s a pretty good chance that if you’re Latina, the women in your life taught you their best beauty tips and tricks. Whether it was applying Vicks on your lips for extra gloss, or using plants like Aloe and Agave for your skincare needs, the chicas in your life showed you a thing or two about cosmetics!
Melissa Polanco is the co-founder of Ella’s Eve Cosmetics —a Latina owned makeup brand that promotes confidence and celebrates inner beauty. Co-founded with her sister, Lissa, the two are wor…
There is an array of Latinx-owned beauty brands available to shop online and in-store, making it easy to show your support during ~and~ after Hispanic Heritage Month.
Behind every great makeup brand there's an innovative creative mind, and in the case of these 10 beauty companies, the lead has been taken by a Latina. Each
When we think of Latinas leading vegan beauty, Kat Von D immediately comes to mind. While she sold her namesake beauty brand to its parent company at the
Whether you're part of the Latinx community and are searching for makeup created, founded, or owned by/for Latinas, OR you're just interested in learning more about and supporting cultures outside of your own, you've most definitely come to the right place. Because I went ahead and rounded up 13 Latina makeup brands that you most definitely should check out and shop ASAP—and then, like, forever after. From brands that offer super-pigmented lipsticks and eyeshadows in every shade imaginable to brands that carry all the brushes and tools your vanity is sorely missing, here are the best Latinx-owned makeup lines you need to know about immediately.
Celebrate beauty this Hispanic Heritage Month by checking out these incredible brands.
Latinx consumers wield a whopping $1.7 billion in buying power in the United States, according to a University of Georgia study â and for Latinx business owners (44 percent of which are women), that's a whole lot of money for a community that wasâ¦
From Beautyblender to Birchbox, these are the top brands that were started by Latinas