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At the start of 2020, Eunice Cofie-Obeng was on track to launch nine new products for her skin-care brand Nuekie.
That was, of course, before the coronavirus pandemic upended business plans around the world. In Cofie-Obeng s case, not receiving the bottles, jars, pump dispensers, and other packaging items sourced from manufacturers overseas was a tremendous setback.
Allure, adding that the closures were sudden and without notice. We would constantly email or call, and no one was responding.
Be it Black-owned beauty businesses like Nuekie, or anyone else who set yearly goals for their enterprise, no one could have imagined or truly prepared for an economic disruption like COVID-19. In spite of the pandemic, however, many Black beauty entrepreneurs are feeling optimistic about the future of their businesses, according to a new economic data study from global think tank Ready to Beauty.
Life for
Black entrepreneurs in the U.S. has changed drastically in the year 2020. For many, the harsh realities of the
coronavirus pandemic have put a stop to business, leaving would-be customers in the house under quarantine and funds drying up.
Black entrepreneurs already had it tough before coronavirus hit so how will they survive now?
While every Black business doesn’t have the luxury of servicing customers online, many are still powering through in the wake of the pandemic.
With the holiday season upon us,
theGrio has compiled a list of 100 Black-owned businesses where you can
#buyBlack and show your support with your wallets.