16 Black Owned Cruelty Free Beauty Brands to Support

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Supporting black owned cruelty free beauty brands is one of the first steps, for me, in becoming a non-proformative ally.

This post is meant to provide you with amazing black owned cruelty free beauty brands you can shop now and forever.

I’ll be the first to admit, I’ve been ignorant and uneducated on the history of racism in North America.

I need to change and do better. I have sat in my privilege, reflected, and listened.

There is a lot of work to do.

Moving forward, these are the steps I’m taking to change my ignorance.

This is a start.

If you want to read a more in depth explanation of this, I will link my Instagram post outlining what I plan on doing to change and do better going forward- indefinitely. 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CA28OWwD6Su/

The support doesn’t end when the hashtag stops trending. 

If you work at a company that’s mainly white, challenge and question it.

Stand up for racism when you encounter it.

Support black people by purchasing from black owned businesses.

Do the anti racism work every day.

These brands have amazing product offerings, messaging, ingredient lists, and they’re cruelty free!

One thing that came up quite a bit during listening was the need for white people to create resources to educate each other.

I’ve created this as a resource for white people in the beauty space. Specifically the cruelty free beauty space.


16 Black Owned Cruelty Free Beauty Brands

Fenty

The Lip Bar

Pat McGrath

Plain Jane Beauty

Iman Cosmetics

Juvia’s Place

Mented

Nola Skinsentials

Jacqs

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-iprENjmIi/

Kaike

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_euy54gT0U/

Sacha Cosmetics

Coloured Raine Cosmetics

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAdPTG4Hgkr/

Beauty Bakerie

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAOHoeOnYKc/

Obia Naturals

Carol’s Daughter

Shea Moisture

Whatever you’re able to do whether it’s donating to a black organization, supporting black businesses, talking to your friends and community and being an anti-racism ally.

Whatever it is- moving forward and making theses changes is great, but it must be continued. 

Stay tuned as I add to this list going forward.

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2 Comments

  1. 6.14.20

    Thanks for this list Emma! It’s so helpful!

    • 6.14.20
      emmairenecavanagh said:

      Thanks for reading Karin!