Alexia P. Hammonds, the first Black woman to develop a fragrance line in the perfume capital of the world, talks about being a "fragrance snob," how her interests in hair maintenance and scents turned into her line of hair fragrance mists, her company "Eat. Sweat. Undress.," and what her "legacy" might be.
After founding top-selling lingerie line Urban Intimates, Terry began focusing solely on skincare and created Urban Hydration.
Do too many black beauty companies lose by focusing on the differences between the races? By Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond Almost 100 years ago, Madam CJ Walker became America’s first self-made female millionaire of any race by creating hair products specifically for black people. This brilliant entrepreneur took advantage of the beauty industry’s decision to ignore […]
Lisa Price shares her secrets as her beauty business booms.