Beauty & Fashion

The 4 C’s of Teenpreneurial Success, According to Zandra of Zandra Beauty

March 20, 2020 // 0 Comments

What began as an obsession with lip gloss when Zandra was just 9 years old has blossomed into a booming business. Want to know how you can secure those coins on your own [...]

Introducing “Hair Candy”: Nia Sioux’s New Hair Extension Line

December 30, 2019 // 0 Comments

We stan. By Ava Marshall That’s right sis, the Dance Moms alum has just launched her very own hair extension line — a line she is calling “Hair [...]

How My Natural Hair Journey Taught me to Embrace My Full Self

August 12, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Ava Marshall A significant portion of my childhood was spent sitting on a pillow in between my mother’s legs, as she pulled and tugged at my hair. “Ava, hold [...]

Miss Teen USA Kaliegh Garris on Changing Beauty Standards and Her Journey to the Crown

July 18, 2019 // 0 Comments

We’ve always known how special #BlackGirlMagic is, but now the world is finally starting to see how bomb we really are. In May, for the first time ever in history, three [...]

5 Rules You Should Know Before Coloring Your Natural Hair

September 1, 2018 // 0 Comments

A crown of many colors. A solid, purple mane. A hint of highlighted perfection. So. Many. Options. But before you make that shade switch, peep these tips from natural hair [...]

We Don’t Wanna Be (Be Without This, Be Without This #AaliyahForMac)

June 21, 2018 // 0 Comments

By Andréa Butler Following the release of the L-I-Y-A-H-inspired makeup line on MAC’s website yesterday, the collection is now also available in stores! Prices for [...]

Nia Sioux Has a Message for Bullies and Body Shamers

May 11, 2018 // 0 Comments

By Brianna Moné You can miss Nia Sioux with any negativity. And if you’re trying to come through with the shade, don’t @ her. “Whenever someone says [...]

Zendaya Chucks Deuces to DxZ Distribution Company

January 14, 2018 // 0 Comments

By Brianna Moné If you placed an order in the past few months for Zendaya’s clothing line, Daya by Zendaya, then you might not be very happy. Launched in November 2016, [...]

Nia Sioux’s New Clothing Line Collab is a Winner

December 31, 2017 // 6 Comments

By Brianna Moné From dancing to singing to posting hilarious YouTube videos, and now, to designing clothes, it’s clear there’s not much Nia Sioux can’t do. [...]

For the Beauty Boss and More: 12 Holiday Gifts We’re Obsessed with for $50 or Less

December 14, 2017 // 0 Comments

Slay your holiday shopping while saving those coins by copping these bomb present picks that’ll win over the entire squad. By Princess Gabbara For the BEAUTY BOSS [...]

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