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New Black-Owned Vegan Makeup and Skincare Lines

October 21, 2022 · Updated October 21, 2022·By Cathy Solivar

New brands in the cosmetics market strive to distinguish themselves from the competition by offering something truly innovative and long-lasting. Black-owned, vegan cosmetics and skincare lines are one of the fastest-gro

Cathy Solivar

October 21, 2022 · Updated October 21, 2022

New brands in the cosmetics market strive to distinguish themselves from the competition by offering something truly innovative and long-lasting. Black-owned, vegan cosmetics and skincare lines are one of the fastest-growing subsets of this sector. In a world flooded with cosmetics products, BLAC is here to help you narrow it down to the one vegan skin care and cosmetics company that is worth your money.

Essential by Temi 

First on the list is Essential by Temi, owned by Temi Shobowale, this skin care line features a formulated skin care products with organic plant-based ingredients for herself, while using it for her own her friends started to wonder the difference that she has back then. 

Temi then realized that hand crafted skin essential will be her business. Essentials by Temi assures that their products, which are masque, essentials duo, complexion mist and many more are cruelty free and most especially plant based. To know more about them, just visit at https://www.essentialsbytemi.com/ or their Instagram page. 

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Lip Love

Liplove is a makeup product designed to make your lips look full and juicy while also giving your eyes and cheeks a healthy shine. Liplove is a multipurpose product that may be used on the lips, cheeks, and eyelids for a radiant, natural look.

The founder Latrice Love made sure that her line of cosmetics that includes not only lipstick but also oils, lip gloss, and more, Latrice Love found that some of the brands she had previously used didn’t provide her with the “clean beauty experience” she desired.

Over 3,800 followers in Instagram prove that Liplove is a must-have vegan company that welcomes and celebrates Black women. 

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The Glowcery

Next on the list is another vegan skin care that could be the next part of your skin care routine. As the Black founder Roshanne started to have a vegan diet, she then decided to go all in and make a natural and organic skincare line. 

Furthermore, The Glowcery, with an 8000 following on their Instagram  assures that this line of products is vegan, cruelty-free, and environmentally friendly, and it uses only the finest superfood ingredients to nourish your skin. 

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Dehiya 

Dehiya is a skin care line that supports advancing racial justice, human rights, and equality for women. Dr. Mia Chae Reddy founded a skin care product that is completely vegan and all-natural. She was inspired by Moroccan folk beauty and modern women.

Dehiya sells products ranging from skin care and cosmetics like cream blushes and highlighters to skin care and beauty tools like Mihakkas, little exfoliating divides made of terra-cotta and organic cotton. To know more about them, you make checked their Instagram page.

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Olazion

The last company on the list is Olazion, which sells a range of exquisite vegan products like body wash, hand soaps, lotions, body sprays, body butters, sugar scrubs, scents, laundry detergent, deodorant, and soon baby wash.

With Olazion having 3054 followers on Instagram, Steffan McClinnahan, the company’s founder, made sure that his skin care products are using vegan materials including baby powder, tobacco vanilla, and cherry blossoms from Japan.

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