42 Black-Owned Beauty Brands to Support Right Now (and Always)

As a daughter of a Caribbean immigrant, Karen Young said she wasn't allowed to look at beauty magazines, so she wasn't privy to the body-hair shaming that ruled advertisements for decades. So when she set out to launch Oui Shave in 2015, she had a message: there is no right or wrong. That mission still stands under its rebranded name Oui the People, where it's expanded into other skin-care categories.