How can we champion African beauty?

06/24/24 • 14 min

We speak to three black beauty entrepreneurs challenging stereotypes and championing natural beauty.

Mari Malek, the South Sudanese model who started the beauty brand WAU.

Patricia Lamah, a beauty entrepreneur from Guinea, has a chain of beauty salons where she sells her own beauty products.

Carmen Miral is the founder of the Mozambican natural skin and haircare brand, Black Khakhela

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We speak to three black beauty entrepreneurs challenging stereotypes and championing natural beauty.

Mari Malek, the South Sudanese model who started the beauty brand WAU.

Patricia Lamah, a beauty entrepreneur from Guinea, has a chain of beauty salons where she sells her own beauty products.

Carmen Miral is the founder of the Mozambican natural skin and haircare brand, Black Khakhela

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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