5 Good Businesses By Womxn For Womxn
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NOT ONLY DO WE TAKE PRIDE IN CELEBRATING TALENTED WOMXN IN ALL CREATIVE WORLDS, BUT IT’S IMPORTANT TO ALSO SPOTLIGHT THE ENTREPRENEURS. WE BELIEVE THAT GIRLS WILL INVENT THE FUTURE IN ALL FORMS OF INDUSTRY BY CREATING JOBS, INFLUENCING CULTURE AND MARKET/ECONOMY AND PROVIDING OPEN PATHS TO THE NEXT GENERATIONS. IN THIS MONTH’S ROUND-UP WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING THESE FIVE GROWING BUSINESSES FOUNDED BY SMART, PASSIONATE AND HARD WORKING WOMXN.
J.HANNAH JEWELRY
It all started with her grandmother’s jewelry.
J.Hannah is a fine jewelry line based in downtown Los Angeles. After inheriting some of her grandmother’s vintage jewelry, this became much of the inspiration that went behind starting her own line. Focused on creating timeless pieces using quality, ethically sourced gemstones, her collection is 100% post consumer recycled 14k gold or sterling silver. Not only will you fall in love with this contemporary line, but the brand continues on with its it-girl nail polish collection, which are non-toxic and cruelty-free.
CEREMONIA
Clean hair only makes you feel confident.
Ceremonia is rooted in Latinx heritage. Having good hair days is all part of a self-care ritual that helps you looking and feeling clean and confident on the inside and out. Latinx-American founder Bobba Rivera grew up in Sweden, and like many immigrant stories, appearance always plays an important part of trying to fit in with the cultural norm. Haircare became a mainstay in Babba’s upbringing since her father was a hairdresser. Into her adult years of working in tech, she realized how her own Latinx culture was lacking in the haircare market. Ceremonia offers a new-age perspective to inclusive haircare that stems from her Latinx background.
NOTO BOTANICS
A multi-use gender inclusive, clean cosmetic line.
Founder Gloria Noto built a beauty brand that revolves around representation, customer reviewed results, cruelty-free, clean ingredients, sustainably produced and importance of giving back. Gloria comes from an extensive background in the beauty industry as a makeup artist, so she knows all about the chemicals and other taboos linked with beauty products. To date, Noto has proudly raised over $26k in charitable funds, this keeping in line the brand’s vision to not just look good, but also do good.
NUNOO BAGS
The next it-girl bag.
Núnoo was founded in 2015 by Danish sisters Pia Silfen-Jensen and Naja Silfen. Based in Copenhagen this fashion start-up has grown and expanded with a launch of athleisurewear. Inspired by the city streets and street-style culture, Núnoo bags are functional, stylish and affordable. It’s worth keeping an eye on this brand as it could become the next big “Scandi-brand”.
byAVA
What you eat really matters to your skin.
If you follow @glowwithava on TikTok, then you’re already familiar with this brand. Founded by the popular content creator obsessed with Korean skincare and all things self-care, Ava shares her mom’s antioxidant-rich holistic recipes.
byAVA are elixirs to help you achieve “Jelloskin”, coined by Ava with the intention of nourishing yourself with ancient herbs, superfoods and her family’s secret traditional recipes. This newly launched capsule line is inspired by her mother’s homemade tea-elixirs that not only aided in keeping her internally well and healthy, but giving her skin a natural, plump, glow.
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