S2: E2 - Chimere Faulk

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07/20/22 • 62 min

After professionally treating locs since 2006, Chimere Faulk joins High On Feminism to discuss how she founded her business, Dr. Locs. As a proud natural hair wearer herself, she noticed a gap in the natural hair product market specifically for locs and used her previous career experience to leverage herself in the natural hair market. Jess and Chimere discuss their evolving relationships with their hair, especially as two Black woman entrepreneurs navigating the stigmas of Black hair in the professional realm.

Sponsored by: Tonic, Empire Glasswork, AFG Suga

Sponsored by: Tonic, Empire Glasswork, AFG Suga

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S2: E1 - Doreen Sullivan

We’re kicking off Season 2 of High on Feminism with an amazing woman you might remember from TT the Artist's Season 1 episode — Doreen Sullivan, the Founder of My Bud Vase!
With almost seven years in the cannabis industry, Doreen breaks down how her creative background in previous careers has shaped her to be a woman leader in the cannabis space. As the cannabis industry continues to grow, Doreen and Jess discuss women entrepreneurship in the space as well as where there is room to grow.

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