Clean Beauty for Black Girls

We all deserve beauty products that celebrate, not compromise, our well-being. Have you checked your product labels lately? Drop a comment with what you found or questions you have. Let’s share, learn, and build a safer beauty culture together. #BeautyJustice #SisterCircle #CleanBeautyforBlackGirls #BlackHairCare #NonToxic #BlackWellness #BlackWomensHealth

Absolute Joi's Sunflower & Moringa Fresh Cleanse Oil is a game changer in clean beauty! ?? Highlighted in the Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project, this oil cleanser brings the power of Japanese and Korean beauty rituals to your skincare routine. Dissolve stubborn makeup, balance oil production, and nourish your skin with antioxidant-rich sunflower and moringa oils. Say goodbye to harmful chemicals and hello to a clean, radiant glow. At Clean Beauty for Black Girls, we’re committed to empowering Black women to make safer, informed beauty choices. Prioritize your health, choose non-toxic. ? #cleanbeautyforblackgirls #AbsoluteJoi #NonToxicBeauty #CleanBeautyForBlackGirls #GlowNaturally"

It’s close to the heart of Clean Beauty for Black Girls that when Black women learn something new, we turn it into a community thing & that is exactly how we are taken care of and gifted with the brain child of beautiful minds like Dr Kristian Edwards. The reason behind her creating BLK+GRN to what she provides us with - access to safer products made with us in mind - is everything that makes us so expansive & beautiful. We hope you’ll support indie Black-owned brands and your health & wellness by voting with your dollars. What power we wield knowing that how we care for ourselves can impact the world around us. Follow BLK+GRN today & share with a friend.

Black women deserve better—products that protect our health, not put it at risk. Did you know 75% of personal care products marketed to Black women contain harmful ingredients? Clean Beauty for Black Girls is fighting to change that. We’re here to educate, advocate, and empower, but we need your help to keep going. Your donation helps us reach more women, share vital information, and push for safer beauty standards. Join us in building a future where beauty supports our health. Donate today and be part of this powerful change. #CleanBeautyforBlackGirls #BlackWomensHealth #ProtectBlackWomen #EmpowerBlackWomen #SaferBeauty #SupportChange

Black women deserve better when it comes to hair care. Yet, too many products marketed to us contain harmful parabens and phthalates—chemicals linked to hormone disruption, fertility issues, and even cancer. These toxins aren’t just harmful; they're part of why health disparities continue to affect our community. It's time for change. Learn which ingredients to avoid and take a stand for safer, cleaner hair products. Your health, your choice, your power. #CleanBeauty #ToxicFreeHairCare #BlackWomensHealth #BlackWomensHairProducts #BeautyJustice

“They Not Like Us”, Kendrick Lamar The beauty industry has long capitalized on Black beauty, borrowing our trends and ignoring our needs. But while they try to imitate, they can never replicate the essence and resilience of our community. It’s time we make choices that reflect our worth and demand products that prioritize our health, not just their profit. They try to copy, but they’re not like us. Our beauty, our power, our choice. Your purchase, your power, your voice. #NotLikeUs #CleanBeautyforBlackGirls #cleanbeautyforblackgirls #BeautyJustice #BeautyStandards #KendrickLamar #BlackWomenDeserveBetter

Let’s be real: if we’re using menstrual products every month, we deserve to know what’s in them. A lot of big brands aren’t talking about the chemicals they add, like formaldehyde and phthalates, which come with some scary risks like hormone disruption and even cancer. Here’s what we can do about it: ? Go for fragrance-free, non-toxic options whenever possible. ? Check the labels, and don’t be afraid to ask brands to keep it clean. ? Stand with companies that put our health first. We deserve better—let’s keep pushing for safe choices for ourselves and future generations. #BlackHealthMatters #ToxicFreePeriods #SafeProducts #CleanBeautyforBlackGirls

? Join us in expanding the conversation around Black beauty and non-toxic products! At Clean Beauty for Black Girls, we are excited to host another Sister Circle—an intimate and important discussion about the beauty routines we follow and the impact of toxic ingredients marketed toward Black women. This isn’t just a conversation—it’s part of a filmed project that centers the beauty and empowerment of Black women. ?? We need you to join us: ?? Participants: We’re looking for 10-15 Black women ready to share their experiences and thoughts about the products we use and how we can use our buying power to create change. ?? Space: Know of a beautiful, donated space in the DC area? We need a venue for this conversation, and your help would be appreciated! This is a real chance to be part of something bigger, as we drive clean beauty advocacy and amplify our community's voice. If you’re interested or can offer support, please DM us or reach out via [email protected]. Let’s create something beautiful together! ? #CleanBeautyForBlackGirls #NonToxicBeauty #BlackWomenInBeauty #SisterCircle #BeautyAdvocacy #BlackWellness

Clean Beauty for Black Girls was born out of a need for education. And for a bridge between important health information & why choosing safer and Black-owned matters. Do you have a favorite Black-owned, safer brand you love? Did you know these statistics? #cleanbeautyforblackgirls #gooddaydc #blackhaircare #cancercausing #blackowned?

Black women deserve better. Yet 75% of personal care products marketed to us contain harmful chemicals that aren’t even regulated by the FDA. This isn't just an oversight — it’s a dangerous disregard for our health and well-being. These toxic ingredients – often hidden under labels like 'fragrance' – disrupt our hormones, increase our cancer risks, and cause real harm. The very products designed to 'enhance' our beauty are putting our lives at risk. We have the power to demand more. It’s time we stop settling for products that harm us and push for safer, clean beauty alternatives. Your dollar is your voice. Let’s protect our crowns and our health. ????? #CleanBeautyForBlackGirls #BlackWomenDeserveBetter #ToxicBeauty #BeautyJustice #DemandCleanBeauty