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Two Women From Different Countries Create a Skincare Brand That Illuminates Melanin Skin
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CULVER CITY, Calif. - Washingtoner -- The skincare industry has created a space that showcases more diverse products that cater to a more diverse audience of customers. Yet, despite the thousands of skincare products on the market, representation and advocacy for Women of Color are still limited. Black-owned skincare brands are on the rise, but most mainstream brands have the excess resources needed to market to Women of Color much easier than black-owned skincare brands that offer real solutions for melanated skin. However, two Black women, an American woman of African descent and a woman of the West African Diaspora, created a brand, Skin by Jada Ross, for women to feel confident, address their skin issues, and embrace their newly revitalized, glowing skin.

Skin by Jada Ross specializes in correcting uneven skin tones, dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and post acne blemishes - primarily for melanated skin. The skincare brand has an array of collections that consist of face and body products as well as natural and vegan options. Each item is safely and effectively created to target skin issues that many individuals have struggled to find solutions for.

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Skin by Jada Ross is committed to formulating skincare products that work. The chemist of this team stated, "I am my own customer, and as a Black woman, I think it's very important to help other women correct, nourish, nurture, and celebrate their complexion. Our mission is to continue to create trustworthy skincare products that safely improve melanated skin."

Skin by Jada Ross believes everyone deserves to have soft, smooth, even toned, and radiant skin. Therefore, this dynamic duo, one a chemist, and the other a businesswoman, have created an effective skincare brand with products that contain vitamins, herbs and other skin-friendly ingredients that help restore confidence by correcting commonly frustrating skin concerns.

For more information, visit their website at www.skinbyjadaross.com and follow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.

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