In honor of Black History Month and keeping up the theme of spotlighting Black-owned brands, I present some businesses that are available on Amazon.com. It may be something you've already known about or something new to you.
This is a list that is wide-ranging from health supplements to hair care to makeup brands. Please note, while these brands are founded by Black folks, it is not just for Black
Category: Black-owned
He's got 99 problems but liquor's not one.
From rapper and business conglomerate, Jay-Z, comes a cognac that is guaranteed to be ranked with Courvoisier, Remy Martin, and others.
If you want to try a different cognac but don't have a lot of money to spend (and let's face it, we all don't have a lot of money to spend nowadays!), here is a good long-lasting cognac that will
In celebration of Black History Month, I'll be highlighting many Black-owned brands for you to try and patronize. Many of these businesses are small, so you'll also be supporting your (not-so) local Mom and Pops store.
UnSun Cosmetics
Katonya Breaux founded Unsun Cosmetics in 2016 after much frustration by the lack of options within the world of clean sunscreen products for women of color. So, she set out to create
I've been big on self-care lately. Taking much-needed time out for yourself to remind you exactly who the f*ck you are and why you're such a badass.
But sometimes, you need to have a time-out before you can do all of that. Everyone loves to act like they're a boss bitch online, but even the bossiest of bitches need to slow their roll and get back down to basics.
I wouldn't say I'm a purveyor of coffee. I do love a nice cup and prefer to brew my own at home. I haven't perfected the art of making blended coffee, but look out once I do! I wouldn't need Starbucks or Coffee Bean that much anymore.
Lately, I've been on a roll of trying different coffees for my trusted and beloved Keurig. I have the standard faves -
I normally don't like to use 'investment' and 'luxury handbag' in the same sentence. I guess some bags could be seen as investments if you plan to keep them forever. I have a few low-level luxury items (Coach), and a couple of higher-end ones (Louis Vuitton).
Now I have a new baby to my collection: Teflar.
Created by designer Teflar Clemens, the Teflar bag is considered to the 'Bushwick
Tis the season to blow money....fa la la la la la la la...
With #blacklivesmatter being prominent this year and the protests have significantly slowed down, the support of the Black community is stronger than ever.
It doesn't mean #blacklivesmatter was only a summer thing; it's everyday life. Here are some Black-owned brands I have personally patronized and can say it with my whole chest you need to support. Let's
I'm going to start highlighting Black authors and even some Black-owned bookstores (if I can get to them in person, if not, I'll just do a virtual recommendation).
I figured since protesting is starting to become more dangerous and performative; more about people wanting to look like they were out fighting the power, but not really being about that life, here is an alternative.
We received a copy of
Sometimes, protesting doesn't mean going to a protest. You can also protest with your dollars.
In light of everything going on, I decided to refocus my attention to supporting my community more and investing into Black women-owned businesses. Now before the 'All Lives Matter' headasses make their way onto here, Black women need support. That's all I'm saying.
Here are my new favorite Black-owned brands I'm recommending!
Indulgence Spa and
I love supporting just about anything that is Black-owned and being a cheap wine connoisseur, I was looking for a Black-owned wine to support!
In support of Black-owned brands, I was super jazzed to see the McBride Sisters' brand at my local Total Wine and More. I'm usually a cheap wine gal - under 7 dollars is usually my jam - but I decided to "splurge" on this brand.