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Stationery, candles, baby care, face masks and more.
Get to know the mother-daughter design duo behind House of Aama
Each House of Aama clothing collection explores a different facet of Black history and culture, from their Creole spirituality-inspired Bloodroot Heritage Collection to their latest Resort Collection, which takes inspiration from the Black resort communities of the 1910s through 1960s.
Twins That Cook are the dynamic sister duo who bake brown butter cookies with a punch
Twins Aria and Maya pride themselves on unconventional baking flavors, from “Champagne Poppy” cookies topped with 24 karat gold flakes, to “Peanuts n’ Crackerjack” goods made complete with real popcorn – the two bring the flavor party to every bake.
This candle from FORVR Mood is the most luxurious thing I’ve ever smelled
We need it in a perfume, body butter and hair moisturizer.
7-year-old CEO of Black-owned business Lily Frilly is more than ready for back to school
Lily Adeleye brings colorful style to the back-to-school season.
This Black-owned brand makes waterproof turbans to protect your natural hair
You Go Natural’s turbans will keep your natural hair dry and selfie-ready.
Be Rooted is the first Black-owned stationery brand to be sold at Target
The brand’s founder wants journaling to be an accessible form of self-care.
This Black, sister-owned dessert brand offers oat milk-based ice cream — and it’s delicious
Tastes like more.
Henry’s celebrity-approved face masks are comfortable, breathable and affordable
These Black-owned face masks are fashionable and perfect for long-time wear.