Black-owned perfume brands face scarcity in the fragrance industry dominated by a super European, super white scene.
The Diversity Divide:
The fragrance sector lags behind other beauty industries in embracing diversity, limiting opportunities for Black-owned brands to flourish.
Narrative Empowerment:
Representation of people of color in perfume creation enriches narratives, adding depth and diversity to the art of fragrance-making.
The Power of Storytelling:
Perfumes crafted by people of color carry poignant stories that evoke powerful memories through scents, underlining the significance of varied perspectives in the industry.
Celebrating Diversity:
Supporting Black-owned perfume brands like Ourside Dusk, Harlem Perfume Co., Moodeaux PunkStar, Chris Collins, Brown Girl Jane, Thirteen Lune, Maya Njie, Savoir Faire, and FORVR Mood broadens the industry's narrative, showcasing and celebrating diverse creations.