Built upon the idea of normalizing the fact that women have BO.
Suitable for acne-prone and oily skin.
Providing free education and advice to Black women in the beauty industry.
A step to standing up against racial stereotypes.
“Spring Yellow,” “Cloud Pink,” “Lava Red” and “Glacier Blue.”
Inspired by Jessica DeFino’s article, “Where Are All The Brown Hands?”
Removing products from Neutrogena and Clean & Clear.
100% of the profits will be donated to the Trans Women of Color Collective and The Trevor Project.
Making it easy to support Black entrepreneurs today and everyday.
The brand has just released its latest product, the Slushy Serum Moisturizer Crush.
“Founded from a desire to see black-owned hair businesses reach their fullest potential, Keash wants to help those who inspired it.”
“Our vision has always been to change how the world sees beauty, and that means driving inclusive change within our own industry.”