By Alejandra Tolley, Veg Out
Are you in search of some new vegan skincare products? Hoping to find brands that not only offer nourishing plant-based ingredients but also take sustainable steps to ensure low-waste and eco-friendly packaging? Continue reading 6 Latina-Owned Sustainable Skincare Brands to Support This Earth Month
By Emmy Liederman, Ad Week
LaToya Shambo was used to being the only Black woman in rooms that advocated for the same faces in marketing campaigns—the typical white, thin determinants of beauty and success. But it wasn’t until 2011, when she was hit by a vehicle while crossing the street and holding her newborn, that she decided to do something about it. Continue reading Black Women Influencers Were Being Left Out, so This Marketer Built an Agency for Them
By Brittany Talarico, People
Zendaya can now add “professional makeup artist” to her expanding resume. Continue reading Zendaya Did Her Own Oscars Makeup Because of Course She Did
By Tawanah Reeves-Ligon Editor, Professional WOMAN’s Magazine
‘Self-care’ has been a buzzword over the past decade, highlighting the importance of making you a priority in your life. Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: The Business of Self-Care
By , NBC News
When Daye Covington visited her doctor for a routine physical last year, she expressed concern about weight gain in her belly that she said made her look seven months pregnant. But she knew she wasn’t pregnant, and she had a healthy lifestyle. An MRI revealed that she had multiple uterine fibroids — noncancerous growths in the uterus — the size of cantaloupes. Continue reading Black women start to talk about uterine fibroids, a condition many get but few speak about
By Kerry Justich, Yahoo! Life
Bella Hadid has been in the spotlight for a decade after beginning her own modeling career in 2012. Now, she’s opening up about the reality of what those years in the public eye have been like for her personally and how she’s struggled in private. Continue reading Bella Hadid says she regrets her plastic surgery: ‘I wish I had kept the nose of my ancestors’
March is National Nutrition Month, making it a great time to talk about what we eat. Sure, most people know what a healthy diet looks like, but truth be told, they don’t follow it. However, Continue reading How to Eat Like Your Life Depends On It (Because it Does)
By Erin Donnelly, Yahoo! Entertainment
Zoë Kravitz’s DC debut is long overdue, it seems. Though she’s currently making waves as Selina Kyle and her Catwoman alter ego in Matt Reeves’s The Batman, the actress says Continue reading Zoë Kravitz was told she was too ‘urban’ to audition for ‘The Dark Knight Rises’
By Stephanie Petit, People
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have big plans in store for Women’s History Month. Continue reading Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Kick Off Women’s History Month with a Special Announcement
By Yadira Gonzalez, Ad Age
As Women’s History Month begins, hiking footwear brand Merrell is encouraging women to get outdoors in a new campaign created by a female-led team. The push, which debuted today, pokes fun at self-care routines that can make women feel inadequate or lacking. Continue reading MERRELL’S WOMEN-LED CAMPAIGN AIMS TO MAKE OUTDOORS MORE INCLUSIVE
