Co-founder and CEO of Miss Jessie’s, Miko Branch, has been a household name in the Black community for as long as I can remember. She and her late sister, Titi Branch, are no doubt pioneers that serve as factors of why the beauty industry is poppin today for women of color
Through entrepreneurship, motherhood and marriage, Brown said she’s finally found the secret about balance. And the secret is that it doesn’t exist.
aspireTV sits with Julia Rock, a proud Black female millennial, who has mastered the balance of heading a department of a Fortune 500 company and rocking her own business, Rock Career Development.
There’s nothing like spending a Saturday in Atlanta getting primped, pampered and inspired. That was certainly the vibe at HBO’s 2 Dope Queens Atlanta Beauty Bar on February 9. Seriously, where do I begin?
We’re a couple weeks into 2019 but I can already tell this year has a different type of vibe than previous new years. I know I’m not the only one who took a beating in 2018, and still needed a moment of recovery by the time 2019 decided to arrive like “hey girl hey.”
The Super Beauty doll, created by Tiffany J, not only provides African-American growing girls with a doll that looks them, but one that speaks 20 positive affirmations that promotes self-love.
Any time of the year is a great one to add a little extra umph and style to your home. Thankfully, it’s not as difficult as it sounds.
With fall quickly approaching, I think it’s safe to say the oversized denim jacket is still a trend that’s going strong.
There’s this dated stigma that the beauty industry is full of vanity and conceit. But, because of women like Tie Cooper and her annual Hi BeauTea Party, it’s receiving acknowledgement and recognition for what it really is – one that promotes and inspires self-confidence, self-care, and self-love.