Kimberly Wilson

With zero investors, zero loans, and 100% authenticity, Shaina Rainford turned a homemade scalp oil into the #1 Black-owned brand for hair-growth oil on Amazon.

Antonia Dean, one of the few Black women leading in venture capital, breaks down what’s really going on.

Known for transforming dining into storytelling, the beloved D.C. chef infuses REALM with island-inspired flavor and effortless hospitality.

With Jé Fume, Victoria Gray proves that cannabis accessories can be as stylish and intentional as any piece of home décor.

Breaking into beauty retail is no easy feat. But these Black founders are proving it’s more than possible with the right strategy and support.

Forget climbing the ladder. Today’s young professionals are building their own platforms for financial freedom.

The Grammy-winning artist opens up about her Hennessy partnership, her Leading Vibe Initiative, and her mission to empower the next generation of women in music.

ESSENCE spends a weekend with the Bronx-born lyricist as she returns to her alma mater — older, wiser, and ready for her next era.

Ulta’s shelves are stacked with melanin-made magic. Here are the can’t-miss products to snag for yourself (and everyone on your list).

A rich blend of black cherry, plum, and ebony woods makes this fragrance feel like an instant fall essential.

Gift lists, travel plans, and family expectations can add up fast. Here’s how to stay merry and money-conscious this season.

With community at its core, Sensori is reshaping what wellness, celebration, and sobriety look like for Black women.

Stock up, save, and show love to Black founders with these limited-edition beauty bundles from Sephora.

With MAJENYE, Nigerian founder Yetunde Alabi turns fragrance into a sacred act of memory, mindfulness, and resistance.

From beachside luxury to wellness-centered restoration, the Algarve is becoming a soulful sanctuary for Black travelers seeking more than just a passport stamp.

Black women drive nearly $10 billion in beauty spending, yet major launches in 2025 are still excluding deeper skin tones — proving the industry is choosing profit over true inclusion.

From the South Side Chicago to Broadway and beyond, the world’s most followed vocal coach built an empire rooted in belief, joy, and unapologetic Black womanhood.

Level up your scent wardrobe with the latest launches from Black founders before they sell out during the sale.

With inflation rising and wages lagging, constantly paying to celebrate others is leaving many Black women emotionally full but financially drained.

The inaugural gala honored the legends, leaders, and visionaries who turned hip hop from a Bronx block party into a global institution.