These Black-Owned Etsy Shops Are Creating Fire Fashion & Beauty Products
Not me about to buy six body scrubs.
There is absolutely no denying that supporting Black-owned businesses should be a year-round activity for everyone. Pledging your support to small, Black-owned businesses — and bookmarking their shops to continue that support all the time — is a straightforward way to lift up Black creators. Due to the fact so many small businesses have taken a hit during the ongoing lockdown, sifting through and purchasing from the amazing Black-owned shops on Etsy can make a vital difference.
Etsy is overflowing with one-of-a-kind, handcrafted items from a wealth of Black creators. Developing custom pieces requires a significant amount of time and energy, and buying from Black Etsy shops, if you have the means to, pours resources back into their businesses to help ensure they can continue doing so. If you don't have the funds to support small, Black-owned businesses financially right now, following them on social media, posting about them on your own accounts, and leaving positive reviews on the things you have purchased and loved gets more eyes on their work and is just as valuable.
As people across the globe continue to protest the racial injustices Black people face and actively educate themselves on becoming anti-racist, it's crucial to continue doing the work to be an ally. In addition to listening intently to what the Black community has to say, consuming valuable resources and text on being anti-racist, voicing your support in whatever way you can, and donating to support Black communities, consider purchasing from one of these small, Black-owned Etsy shops today, tomorrow, and any day after that. We'll continue updating this list with even more shops deserving of your attention.
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BEAUTY & WELLNESS BLACK-OWNED ETSY SHOPS:
FENETI
Shop here for: vibrant, satin-lined sleeping bonnets; a towel designed specifically to help dry natural hair; and a help digital guide on starting your own microlocs.
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SimplyGVO
Shop here for: everything from soap-, sugar scrub-, and candle-filled spa bundles to art prints and jewelry.
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Blade + Bloom
Shop here for: handmade, natural skincare and bodycare products that are made to be multifunctional in your routine.
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Breezy Tee
Shop here for: an assortment of different hair products — t-shirt hair towel wraps, silk scrunchies, head wraps, and more — that protect natural textures from breakage and reduce frizziness.
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Zandra Beauty
Shop here for: natural, plant-based products that cover both body care and hair care needs.
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Naileys Naturals
Shop here for: everything you need — bath bombs, shower fizzers, sugar scrubs, etc. — to make your bath feel that much more luxurious.
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Thick & Thin Holistic Herbal Haircare
Shop here for: natural, handmade body care and hair care products made with natural hair textures in mind.
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Fro.ology Haircare
Shop here for: a ton of products created to nourish and style natural hair to perfection.
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Royal Earth Collection
Shop here for: bath, body, and wellness products designed to promote relaxation and self-care.
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Indulgence Spa
Shop here for: natural bath and body products, like shampoo bars and shower steamers, as well as natural hair care products.
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Brown Butter Beauty
Shop here for: a huge line of natural, herbal-infused hair care, skin care, and beauty products.
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Aromaology
Shop here for: all-natural skincare, body care, and home fragrance products filled with lush skin oils, butters, and botanicals for the ultimate relaxing experience.
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Omiaje
Shop here for: plant-based hair and skin care that focus on finding rituals to bring into your daily life.
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FASHION & ACCESSORIES BLACK-OWNED ETSY SHOPS:
Aquarian Thoughts
Shop here for: an enormous collection of gorgeous, handcrafted, everyday jewelry featuring colorful gemstones, moon motifs, and so much more.
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Tree Fairfax
Shop here for: handcrafted, locally sourced leather wallets, crossbody bags, and waist purses.
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Fashion For Fables
Shop here for: the most beautifully unique vintage clothing items sourced throughout Germany.
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Meeka Ink (AKA Greenstreetfolkart)
Shop here for: Americana-inspired graphic T-shirts with both traditional and contemporary folk art.
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Northern Ashanti
Shop here for: warm and soft cozy-wear that brings together Western African fashion with North American styles — you’ll want to break out these pieces every time it starts to rain.
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OmiWoods
Shop here for: ethically made, minimal fine jewelry drawing inspiration from founder Ashley Alexis McFarlane's Jamaican-Ashanti-Maroon ancestry.
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Thriftionary
Shop here for: a wealth of vibrant vintage clothing, shoes, and accessories.
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R-KI-TEKT
Shop here for: modern, bohemian-style wooden necklaces and printed leather goods.
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NiseyLee
Shop here for: adorable, handmade (and even custom) crochet beanies, tops, bras, and more in vibrant colors.
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Coins And Connections
Shop here for: all the culturally relevant, clever t-shirts, accessories, and other lifestyle items you could want.
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Blackberries Box
Shop here for: handmade jewelry crafted from copper-, sterling silver-, and gold-plated wiring and materials, as well as polymer clay.
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The Pink Locket
Shop here for: endless minimalist jewelry designs, all with a modern, elevated edge.
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Sustainable Maria
Shop here for: a range of upcycled clothing items that you'd never realize are secondhand.
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1156 East
Shop here for: vibrant, fun handmade earrings in bright colors and innovative shapes and motifs.
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Adorness Jewelry
Shop here for: elegant, colorful jewelry sustainably made from upcycled leather.
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