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alexseanchai) wrote2014-11-26 12:11 pm
alexseanchai) wrote2014-11-26 12:11 pm
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101 black-owned natural-hair, beauty, fashion, jewelry, and art businesses to support on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or really year-round.
I scrolled right through the natural-hair section, of course, but that section might be of use to some of you. And makeup and fashion are not my bags, though I may go back and look at the nail polish. And while lots in the jewelry section is PRETTIES, I think I'd feel awkward wearing any of it, because all the ones I've clicked so far seem like nonblack people aren't in their target market? Like,![[etsy.com profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/ed2cec2ea8e0/-/www.etsy.com/favicon.ico)
RockCandyEarrings has earrings shaped like the African continent, and Rachel Stewart Jewelry has earrings that say "Young Gifted & Black". I don't think I can wear those.
But in the skin care section, there isAzurSoleilOrganics, which has handmade chamomile-neroli soap. I bet it smells SO GOOD. Also, BlendedDesignsLLC looks like the place to go for fraternity/sorority keychains and also breast cancer pink ribbon magnets and thank-a-teacher magnets.
I scrolled right through the natural-hair section, of course, but that section might be of use to some of you. And makeup and fashion are not my bags, though I may go back and look at the nail polish. And while lots in the jewelry section is PRETTIES, I think I'd feel awkward wearing any of it, because all the ones I've clicked so far seem like nonblack people aren't in their target market? Like,
But in the skin care section, there is