Episode 94: Are Black-Owned Hair Care Brands Being Targeted?

Are Black-owned hair care brands being held to a different standard?

In this episode of the UTK Podcast, hair coach and educator Rahma Suleiman, also known as The 4C Hijabi, joins the conversation about criticism, accountability and the realities facing Black-owned hair care brands.

We explore what intentional and unintentional targeting can look like, why Black-owned and Black-marketed are not interchangeable, the pressures smaller founders face, and where consumers and professionals should draw the line between legitimate criticism and unfair generalization.

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Unraveling the Knots (UTK) is a podcast that celebrates and highlights natural hair experiences ranging from lifestyle, history, controversies to hair care practices. Join us bi-weekly as we explore natural hair in all its curly glory while fostering a space of empowerment and authenticity.

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