Skincare Education for Black Women
Evidence-based skincare education for melanin-rich skin, without the overwhelm.
If you’ve ever felt confused by conflicting skincare advice, overwhelmed by product launches, or unsure which recommendations actually apply to Black skin, you’re not alone.
This hub exists to give you clear, trustworthy skincare education designed specifically for Black women, especially those navigating aging skin, sensitivity, eczema, and real life.
No hype. No trends for the sake of trends. Just grounded guidance that helps you understand your skin, protect your skin barrier, and make confident decisions about what you use.
Why Skincare Education for Black Women Is Different
Most skincare advice wasn’t created with melanin-rich skin in mind.
- More prone to hyperpigmentation
- Sensitive to over-exfoliation and harsh actives
- Underrepresented in clinical studies and marketing
- Expected to do more without proper context or education
On top of that, many of us are balancing:
- Busy lives
- Hormonal shifts
- Chronic stress
- Seasonal changes
- Aging skin, especially after 40, without wanting to anti-age ourselves into exhaustion
"This hub is here to bridge that gap by explaining how skincare actually works for us and how to build routines that support healthy, resilient skin over time."
- dana, founder
"I never knew how great it could be working with a content creator who GETS it. Mathilde really gets it.
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