Indie beauty and skincare are probably my favorite indulgences. I would guess if you are taking the time to read this; it might be one of yours too! I remember a time when beauty was relegated to big box brands in department stores. Now we’re seeing a plethora of beauty and skincare brands pop up all over the place and I am here for it!
Today I’m sharing 5 indie beauty and skincare brands you should get to know and shop. Let’s review shall we?
5 Indie Beauty Brands to Shop
Ace Beaute
Ace Beaute has made quite a mark in the indie beauty scene with their colorful eyeshadow and exquisite lashes. The mission behind this brand is simple, "everyone should embrace their beauty while having fun with makeup". Shop the entire collection that gives you all that you need to achieve a flawless makeup look.
Undone Beauty - Minimalist Makeup | Lips, Eyes, Cheek
Undone Beauty is a brand that has has delivered minimalist beauty products for every day looks. They pride themselves on providing all natural and cruelty free ingredients in each and every product. Their products also work for a range of skin tones providing a flawless minimal look every time. If the no makeup makeup look is your aesthetic; look no further!
Delish Condish
A clean beauty brand made and owned by Black women that has a full line of skincare, body care and hair care, Delish Condish has something for all. Stand out products like the Honey & Oat facial cleanser, gently cleanses the skin without stripping and since it is fragrance free, it's a great cleanser for sensitive skin. The products are made in small batches so you know the ingredients are fresh and each product made with care.
Meera Beauty Co
Meera Beauty Co is a small startup BIPOC owned company who's mission is uplift and support marginalized voices in the beauty space. Their super pigmented eyeshadow palettes make a statement with collections like the Bloodline and House of Avarice., both of which boast bold colors in shimmer and matte formulas.
Nola Skinentials
Nola Skinentials has skincare that treats problems that are specific to melanated skin. After noticing that most plant based skincare didn't work for African American skin, the founder, Jane, decided she would make a brand that did what she was looking for. Their hyperpigmentation kit has everything from the Pumpkin enzyme cleanser, glycolic acid, and a Vitamin C serum to help conquer dark spots and give a glow to acne-prone skin.
So What Do You Think?
Supporting indie brands and businesses is a passion of mine; especially being the owner of my own beauty brand AP Young Beauty Collection. When you shop an indie brand you’re not just buying a product, you are supporting a dream! Do you shop indie beauty brands? Will you be trying any of the brands you learned about today? Let us know!
What an honor to be in such good company as these other Indie Beauty Brands. The icing is that my fav, Alicia wrote this article. Thank you to The Curvy Fashionista and Alicia Young. I truly love what I do.
Thank you for what YOU do!