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A two-time Olympian is tumbling onto timelines with an announcement about the secret to her always glowing (never greasy) gams. Jordan Chiles is announcing a partnership with Vaseline to introduce the brand’s newest innovation; the Pro VitaB3 Serum-Burst Lotion. A press release reports that the news is coming just in time for “lotion season” and […]

  Calling all Kings! We’re spotlighting a Black-owned brand that maintains Black male manes with satin-lined protection. Darrell Spencer is the visionary CEO/Founder of Kings Crowning, the premier hair and beauty brand exclusively designed for African-American men by an African-American man. Per an official bio, Kings Crowning was birthed when Spencer noticed a void in […]

Tammy Rivera is a familiar (fresh) face but did you know that the beauty is the brains behind a skincare line? The singer/actress/serial entrepreneur has launched B’ecarre by T Rivera which includes a weekly exfoliating wash, daily face wash, eye cream, and face cream that Rivera says will instill confidence as “every bare face deserves […]

BOSSIP's 2021 Holiday Gift Guide includes Oprah-approved items, a feminine fragrance, intimacy oils, and MORE. Additionally ladies, this year we're almost exclusively featuring Black-owned brands that you can pour your Black buck$ into. Happy Black Friday!

Black Girl Magic

Brown Girl Jane held their two-day Beauty and Wellness Summit October 14 & 15 last week virtually with over a dozen sessions, including panels addressing Black maternal health, plant-based medicine, spiritual and physical wellness and more. The summit also included a pamper day at the St. Regis Spa in partnership with Cantu beauty and a brunch held at Atlanta's Garden Room.

The mom/"The Undressing Room" podcast host/"All The Queens Men" star is dripping in jewelry ($2 million worth) on the cover of the mag's 'Confidence Issue.' Inside, she tells Danielle James about all things Eva including her thoughts on Tyra Banks throwback "problematic" moments on America's Top Model. Social media recently rehashed several scenes showing Banks subjecting aspiring models to "toxic" and "embarrassing" moments.  Eva fiercely defends Banks: “You’re damned if you do, you’re damned if you don’t. Tyra created this show to give a platform, a voice, and a visual to beautiful people—women and then men alike that would not normally get any kind of attention because of the standards of beauty. She worked to try to dismantle this machine that said, ‘This is beautiful and this is not,’ giving people like me, and one of my closest friends, Toccara a chance.”

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The hosts of Red Table Talk visited celebrity tattoo artist Dr. Woo to get matching lotus tats and they also discussed how he stays grounded and the recent rise of hate crimes against Asians in America.

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Lori Harvey walks us through her "Beauty Secrets," sharing her skincare tips and make-up routine. The model and entrepreneur revealed she's coming out with her own line of skincare that she tested on herself and boyfriend Michael B. Jordan. She says her dad Steve Harvey also loves the brand.

The South African stunner is the cover star for HelloBeautiful's self care issue and dishing on her skincare routine, along with her tips and tricks to decompress. According to the actress, she makes sure to take off her makeup, exfoliates her flawless face, and shuts out the outside world to make sure she has time to relax. “Removing makeup is a must, even though I can forget at times,” she told HelloBeautiful. “Exfoliating regularly and, of course, hydrating are important.” Mbatha continued, “I don’t dry off after showering. I air dry to lock in moisture.” The actress is also committed to smelling as well as she looks and feels. “Le Labo Santal 33 is my go-to,” Mbatha shares.

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Rihanna was photographed by the paparazzi making a grocery run at Bristol Farms in a Celine x Tyson Reeder shirt and denim skirt the morning after being photographed wearing a chic all black outfit to dinner at Giorgio Baldi.

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Regina King and Kenan Thompson starred in a "Saturday Night Live" skit that capitalized on the recent Gorilla Glue crisis experienced by Tessica Brown, who used the product instead of hairspray.