On July 1, beauty and skincare brand Whippd Cosmetics launched a new range of nude lip glosses specifically for Black women. Dubbed the “Coco” collection, the makeup products instantly sold out on the day of its release after going viral on Twitter.
The 100 percent organic and cruelty-free glosses
When Whippd Cosmetics, a company founded by Rachael Robins, debuted a line of nude lip glosses made specifically for Black people on July 1, the product instantly sold out after making big waves social media. Less than a week later, it’s returning. On July 7, Whippd will restock its
There’s an old saying that goes: “We do not belong to those who shrink back and are destroyed, but to those who believe and are saved.”
The proverb is a perfect characterization of Carla De Roy, co-owner of The Beauty Box by Sheriff cosmetic boutique in Winnipeg.
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If you had been looking for nude glosses for Black women everywhere without luck, that’s changing today thanks to Whippd Cosmetics.
Social media has a way of truly shocking us with its power. For Rachel Robins, the young beauty entrepreneur behind Whippd, that meant her products were highly coveted
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