Discover REFRESHEN — the one-minute-a-day skincare essential for anyone serious about radiant, healthy skin. Whether you're looking to smooth fine lines, brighten your complexion, or maintain that youthful glow, REFRESHEN delivers professional-level results at home for just 50 cents per use. Our microdermabrasion creams are carefully crafted for different skin needs: Plum Label : Ideal for African American, darker, or dry skin. Orange Label : Perfect for lighter, oily, or combination skin. Every jar is GMO-free, cruelty-free, and fragrance-free — gentle on your skin and mindful of the environment. And with free shipping , REFRESHEN arrives straight to your door, so achieving beautiful skin has never been easier. Elevate your skincare routine with REFRESHEN — and reveal a fresher, younger you. more

Welcome to the Friends in Beauty Podcast, hosted by Akua Robinson, Makeup Artist, Beauty Educator, and the creator of Friends in Beauty. This podcast is a safe space for ambitious beauty industry creatives to have real talk, get real answers and practical tools to grow their businesses, learn the keys to success & longevity in the beauty industry, and most importantly have fun! The Friends in Beauty Podcast is an extension of Akua Robinson's Friends in Beauty networking events and is an opportunity to candidly connect with her and her amazing guests each week as they chat and kick it like real #FriendsinBeauty do. Guests share personal insight on their journeys and their pillars to success that have allowed them to create a business of their dreams and live life on their own terms. You ready?Let's Connect! Follow us on social media: @friendsinbeauty @akuarobinson more

Shades and Layers is a podcast focused on black women entrepreneurs from across the globe. It is a platform for exploring issues and challenges around business ownership, representation and holistic discussions about the meaning of sustainability in an increasingly complex global context. Conversations are wide- ranging and serve not only as a Masterclass in Entrepreneurship but also provide wisdom and tools for Successful Living. It is a space for meaningful conversation, a place for black and other women of color to be fully human and openly share their quirks and vulnerabilities. Guests include prominent figurers in the beauty, fashion and wellness industries both in the Northern Hemisphere and the Global South. Dr. Theo Mothoa-Frendo of USO Skincare discusses her journey from being product junkie to creating an African science-based skincare range.  Taryn Gill of The Perfect Hair is a brand development whizz who discusses supply chain and distribution of her haircare brands.  Katonya Breux discusses melanin and sunscreen and how she addresses the needs of a range of skin tones with her Unsun Cosmetics products. We discuss inclusion in the wellness industry with Helen Rose Skincare and Yoga and Nectarines Founder , Day Bibb. Abiola Akani emphasizes non-performance in yoga with her IYA Wellness brand and Anesu Mbizho shares her journey to yoga and the ecosystem she's created through her business The Nest Space. Fashion is all about handmade, custom made and circular production with featured guests like fashion designer Maria McCloy of Maria McCloy Accessories;  Founder and textile/homeware designer Nkuli Mlangeni Berg of The Ninevites as well as Candice Lawrence, founder of the lighting design company Modern Gesture. These are just a few the conversations on the podcast over the past three years.  more

The Not Carrie Bradshaw Podcast is hosted by Brooklyn-based (Atlanta native) Content Creator Jessica Wilkins. In each episode, Jessica dives into all the style, wellness, and pop culture topics she's been DM'ing and texting with her friends about. From fashion tips to feminism to all things Black and beautiful, Jessica is your new fun bestie who has something to say about everything. more

'Hair What I'm Saying' is where healing, beauty, and honest storytelling meet. Hosted by Kinetra, a licensed hair expert, deep thinker, and truth-teller, this show has earned a spot in the top 5% of podcasts worldwide, on Listen Notes. It goes beyond the surface to explore the emotional, spiritual, and personal layers behind hair, identity, and growth. Whether it's uncovering the science of hair loss, breaking generational cycles, or reflecting on real-life relationships, each episode holds space for vulnerable conversations, self-discovery, and unapologetic truth. If you've ever found power in your pain or beauty in your becoming, this podcast is for you. more

This unique tale is narrated by a lovely, gentle horse named Black Beauty and has remained a children's classic since it was first published in 1877. It earned eternal name and fame for its author Anna Sewell, an invalid who died within a few months of publication. more

The Beauty Of The Nile® Podcast is your source for wonderful skincare tips, favorite skincare solutions, amazing advice, great conversation and fabulous beauty inspiration specifically for women-of-color from the experts on skin-of-color. Susan Mobley, Co-founder of Beauty Of The Nile, brings an expert guest to each episode who will be dropping dimes that help you care for and Love Your Brown Skin®! We are here to affirm & amplify the beauty of Black and Brown skin in all shades, and to encourage women-of-color to care for and Love Our Brown Skin! We believe that Skin care is Healthcare™, and Self-care. Love. Your. Brown. Skin! Head to BeautyOfTheNile.com to sign up for our FREE newsletter and be the first to know what's new at Beauty Of The Nile. Join us on Instagram and all social channels @BeautyOfTheNile and Join our Facebook group 'Beauty Of The Nile Community' - facebook.com/groups/beautyofthenile. We can't wait to connect and grow with you.  more

Hosted by Corinthian Carouthers II, Licensed Beauty Educator, Natural Hair Culturist & Beauty School owner, this Podcast empowers, educate and embody the essence of women through the love of Natural Hair. Listen to stories, dispel hair myths and grown in acceptance and self love. more

Have you ever felt misunderstood, misplaced, or like you don't belong in the space you are in? Have you struggled to find a sense of self? Do you feel like no matter how hard you try you're never going to measure up or fit in And you're not sure if you even want to. Welcome to The Puffy Hair Podcast. Where misfits with brown skin and curly hair rule! Whether you're a brown person adopted by lighter folk or raised in an interracial family, you belong here. Our upbringing made us hella weird and we're going to talk about all of it. And learn some cool hair tips along the way. Are you ready to be seen? To belong? To be unapologetically who you were created to be? Join me on this journey to self discovery. Let's laugh together, let's cry together, let's learn to be wholly ourselves right now. Not tomorrow, today. It might be painful, I promise it will be fun, it will definitely be helpful and it could be life changing! more

Welcome to 'Hairitage: Celebrating Hair and Culture in Transracial Adoption,' a light-hearted and engaging podcast hosted by Luke Mitchell and Tamekia Swint, Executive Director of Styles 4 Kidz.In this podcast, we delve into important and informative discussions that revolve around the unique experiences of parents and children in the transracial adoptive, foster, and biracial community. Our focus? The beautiful connection between black hair and culture.Join us as we navigate this exciting journey, providing a platform for parents and children to explore and learn about the significance of hair within the context of culture and identity. Through our lively conversations, we aim to highlight the diverse hair care needs, challenges, and triumphs within the transracial adoption community.With Luke's humor and TRA (Transracial Adoptee) perspective and Tamekia's expertise as an advocate for children's hair care, we offer a blend of personal experiences, expert insights, and practical tips to support parents and empower children.Whether you're seeking advice on hair care routines, discussing cultural heritage, exploring the impact of hair on self-esteem, or simply looking for a good laugh and heartfelt stories, 'Hairitage' is your go-to resource.Tune in as we embrace the joy of hair and culture, celebrating the richness of diversity and strengthening the bond within the transracial adoptive, foster, and biracial community. Let's embark on this educational and entertaining journey together!Remember to subscribe and join us for each episode as we explore the beautiful world of hair and culture in transracial adoption. Follow Styles 4 Kidz on YouTube and Instagram for live clips and videos. more

Where beauty meets evidence. Hosted by Fatou Diouf—International Speaker, Aesthetic Injector, and Founder of Fatou Aesthetics Academy™ and the Treat Different™ movement, this podcast challenges the status quo in aesthetics and redefines how we treat Black skin and skin of color.Each episode is designed for injectors seeking confidence, frameworks, and growth in aesthetic medicine education. From Black skin aesthetics and melanin-rich skin to injector training, mindset coaching, and medspa business growth, you'll learn evidence-based aesthetics that elevate both your skills and your career.Whether you're an injector, a beauty professional, or simply curious about the future of aesthetics, Treat Different™ is your front-row seat to safer techniques, powerful insights, and a movement that's changing the face of beauty—literally.Black skin aesthetics, skin of color aesthetics, melanin-rich skin, injector training, aesthetic injector education, frameworks for injectors, injector confidence training, injector mindset coaching, aesthetic medicine education, aesthetic training podcast, medspa business growth, injector career coaching, building a medspa, careers in aesthetics, aesthetics entrepreneurship, evidence-based aesthetics, aesthetics podcast, women in aesthetics, aesthetic injector podcast, future of aesthetics more

If My Skin Could Talk is a space for our skin to tell those unspoken truths or stories we are ashamed of. A place to decomplex certain stigmas and psychological wounds related to our skin and, most importantly, to challenge the conversation or status quos when it comes to skin color, skin hyperpigmentation, colorism, the skin care industry, or skin-related issues in the BIPOC community. This emphatic space empowers everyone to embrace their skin. No matter who they are or from, their skin can tell a story and help everyone break free to have a healthier journey with their skin and themselves. more

The first #naturalhair podcast uplifting Black women sharing raw firsthand stories of acceptance and how to embrace your authentic crown and self. more

Welcome to The My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast! Each week you will receive valuable insight and thought provoking perspectives about the connections between our hair and how we live our daily lives. Many of us have heard people talking about Jheri curls & Press-In-Curls, Hightop fades & Sportin' Waves, the best products for your hair, and so much more; but what you haven't heard is how our hair can be a full reflection of what's going in our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls.Tune in each week as host Darrius Peace guides you on a journey to having a better hair and a better life. more

A Scoop of Melanin Podcast focuses on black stories of content creators, entrepreneurs and various topics.

Welcome to a session of inspired convos. Join me and my friends as we chat , share knowledge on faith , starting and sustaining a business , finding one's life purpose, relationships and everything in between... The Beauty in the Basement Podcast features my entrepreneur journey as a Nigerian Immigrant starting Nia Soule Salon & Spa from the basement of a home in the 2008 recession and how we grew to 4 locations in Georgia & Texas and still growing all as a single mom..So much learnt in this journey and am still learning.? more