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Meet The Black Woman Making Luxury Fragrances Accessible To All

By Kimberly Wilson ·Updated February 18, 2024

The fragrance industry has a diversity problem.

Black consumers are some of the biggest consumers of fragrance, with approximately 23 percent of women’s fragrance sales, despite only making up 14 percent of the United States population. Additionally, over 60% of Black

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