Sisters Alejandra and Itzayana at Paloma Negra have been able to pave the way for Latinx entrepreneurs looking to implement further representation of the community, in a way that feels authentic and close to home.

From her work as a school counselor to her connection to her ancestry in search of her divine ourpouse, we sat down with Melody Paniagua, also known as Magical Mel, to learn about her ancestral history and how it beautifully connects with her business encompassing astrology, energy, and growing her bilingual community.

It’s been more than six months, but these young girls are still obsessed by Sephora. It has become their thing, trend, a Gen Alpha trademark. Let’s get into it.

Savannah and Blakely are building a safe and open space for sexual wellness: let’s get more familiar with Rompy and its universe!

Meet the creative director of Veggie Mijas, a community of food and environmental justice workers.

At LUVIH, one of the top priorities is taking care of your hair. The brand does extend into skincare, with the ability to shop by skin type as well.

“Basketball has soon gone from a simple sport to a workout for my mind and body.”

Pothos Beauty is a hub of beauty and wellness aficionados, who get access to an e-commerce platform that caters to their needs, wishes, and inspirations in order to lead a wealthy and sustainable lifestyle.

Creating a skincare brand with personality and integrity in equal amounts may seem difficult but the CEO and founder of SKNMUSE, Ezinne, makes it look effortless.

Sade Baron is a mother-daughter-owned and operated skincare brand that aims to serve everyone. Click to learn about how Sade Baron heals and shares their abundance.

Your hair deserves the best care! This Black, woman-owned brand has a collection that directly addresses each of your concerns. Read to find out which collection was meant for you.

Leah Thomas is a writer, activist, environmentalist, and the founder of Intersectional Environmentalist. Click to find out how Leah Thomas is saving the planet at the crossroads of racial inequality and environmental stressors.

After seeing a gap in the representation of women of color in the sustainability movement, Ariel Green has created her own platform dedicated to uplifting the perspectives that too often go unshared: “Sustainable Brown Girl”

Based in Brooklyn, her products are shipped worldwide, spreading the healing joy of natural products to everyone who needs it.

An exploration of K-beauty and its role in the West.

As our faces and bodies get used to the summer’s bright sun and salty waters, Pacific Islanders from the heavenly island chain of Hawaii have produced magical beauty products to maintain healthy, glowing skin and hair.

How can authenticity in food and culinary traditions be translated from country to country, through immigrants and expats? How does this work in the USA, especially in New York City? - Written by Giulia Baldini and Fabiana Rondón

Pregnancy is a delicate yet powerful and intrinsic journey that the human body embarks on, for those who have a uterus. Had there always been accessible means to spread educative programs and non-racist practices, today African American women wouldn’t be facing challenging steps during this natural process and phase of life.

Wabi-sabi teaches us to appreciate the self and enjoy the final product after some introspection and amour propre. 

Between streaming giants like Netflix or Disney Plus and lesser-known services like Peacock or Sling TV, it can be incredibly overwhelming to pick a compilation of movies that keeps the fun going all night.