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Your Fave Product May Have Become Mediocre to Attract A “More Diverse” Audience

April 25, 2017 0 Comments

Your Fave Product May have changed to attract a different audience

Many natural hair beauties have noticed a problem concerning the quality and effectiveness of haircare products from brands they used to adore. Let’s start with the truth: Many people who didn’t give a damn about black curly hair 10-15 years ago have either released their “me too” product line or are buying up popular (previously) black-owned companies to tap into those dollars.

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