
Published 10 September 2020
Emily Seger
Glossier has announced the recipients of its Black-owned beauty business grants, amidst allegations that the cult US beauty brand allowed non-inclusive retail environments. The initiative created in response to Black Lives Matter provides mentorship and a total of $500,000 to 16 US-based brands. These businesses, chosen from nearly 10,000 applicants, skew towards skincare, wellness and haircare, themes also examined in Black Beauty: Indie Brand Learnings.



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