A-Z Guide of Black Owned Businesses in the Curl Community

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  1. You should definitely check out Ethnic Gals as well for Low Porosity Hair! They’ve been vetted by Curly Chemistry, and completely black-owned and based in Miami https://www.ethnicgals.com

  2. Angela Fields says:

    Please add CurlyCoilyTresses to this list. We specialize in fragrance free products for hair growth, loss and thinning. Our website is https://curlycoilytresses.com/

  3. These are the brands on this list that I recognized that are not black owned. Two never were and the others were sold to investment firms.

    As I am was founded by Dr. Ali N. Syed. He is a person of color but not black (never black owned).

    Briogeo was founded by a black woman but as of 2022 is owned by Wella Company.

    Imbue is not a Black-owned brand, but it is formulated with the support of afro hair veteran Michelle Sultan, a celebrity hairdresser who has worked with many Black celebrities (never black owned).

    Mielle is no longer black owned.

    The Mane Choice is no longer black owned.

    It’s ok that they are no longer black owned if you like the products and they work for you, but if it matters to you who the owners are just google or use an AI search to find out. A lot of brands either have to sell to their original investors or the owner just wanted out. They all have their reasons and that’s ok (shea moisture, the honey pot, carols daughter, beauty bakerie, uoma beauty, the walker co (bevel and form beauty).
    Thanks for the list. There were some here I have never heard of. I will do some research on them.

    1. Gabriella says:

      Hi Kathleen, thanks for the update and to let you know this article was written and published in 2020 so lots of changes in ownership has changed since then.

  4. What an incredible A-Z guide celebrating Black-owned businesses in the curl community! This comprehensive list not only showcases a diverse range of products and services but also highlights the talent and innovation within the community. From haircare to beauty, this guide is a treasure trove for anyone looking to support and uplift Black entrepreneurs. Kudos to the author for creating a resource that promotes inclusivity and celebrates the richness of the curl community!

  5. dellahshair says:

    Thank you for sharing the information. This is one of the best posts I’ve ever read here.

  6. I’ve enjoyed a few of the products you’ve listed and have repurchased my favourites. Brilliant, informative list. Thank you Gabriella x

  7. Katherine says:

    Thank you so much for putting this together ❤️ it’s a great resource and an important acknowledgment of the Black origins of a lot of our curl information!

  8. Sana Amin says:

    An absolutely wonderful and super important post!! Truly appreciate all the hard work you put in making such a detailed and incredible blog post in such a short time!!
    Thank you!

  9. Loved this, thank you for always providing such interesting and good info!!

  10. Awesome post – thank you for putting this together. Could you add SimplyMoi? I just found their shop today and it’s UK-based and Black owned.