6 Black-Owned Vitamins to Nourish Your Skin
Nourish your skin from the inside out with these Black-owned vitamin brands.
Peak + Valley
Founder and CEO Nadine Joseph started Peak + Valley to offer potent mushroom and herbal supplements for holistic wellness. Their Nurture My Skin Blend is a warm and spiced herbal blend that offers a single daily dose of herbs that clear the way to a luminous and dewy glow. Ingredients include rose hips, turmeric, astragalus, and other natural blends.
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Shedavi
This all-natural herbal vitamin is packed with nutrients necessary to promote hair growth and thickness from within. Botanicals from around the world are collected in this vitamin supporting longer, healthier, and fuller hair.
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Anser
Every ingredient in Anser Beauty supplements was created to work with the body to make sure they’re absorbed properly so you see and feel the difference a quality beauty supplement can have on your beauty routine. The Beauty Formula features Biotin to promote healthy hair and nails and Coconut Water to refresh skin with healthy hydration.
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Pretty Healthy
Pretty Healthy managed to fit all the stuff your skin and liver love into one pill, with digestive enzymes that help ease bloating and gas and free your body of toxins that can cause breakouts. The Cleanse Me Baby supplement helps with dark circles under eyes and promotes overall skin health.
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ProBLK
Developed by a Black doctor, the Beautiful Sista Hair Skin and Nails Advanced Formula is packed with everything your hair and skin needs to stay healthy and vibrant. The ingredients include vitamins and minerals as well as a proprietary blend of antioxidants and other nutrients your body is craving.
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Motiva
Designed specifically to support healthy hair, skin, and nails, Movita Beauty was formulated with active ingredients including Q10, essential for cell growth and maintenance, Biotin for a healthy metabolism, and turmeric powder, providing powerful anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
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