Whether you are doing some last minute Christmas shopping or just looking for a gift for yourself, you can’t do worse than selecting a beauty gift.

We have put together a list of Black-owned online retailers in the UK where you can pick up beauty products that will keep you looking and feeling sweet.

YUTYBAZAR

This site was created by Simi Lindgren and she calls it the global beauty destination for people of all ethnicities that’s powered by artificial intelligence. YUTYBAZAR features a curated selection of haircare, skincare and makeup from indie brands such as The Afro Hair & Skin Co., Sade Baron, Freya + Bailey and Flaunt Body.

Antidote Street

Set up by Winnie Aiwa, her mission is to make hair simple and easy. She believes your texture is unique and so should your products. So she has curated the best products created by passionate and knowledgeable makers. You can shop by categories, concern, brand, and product. You can also purchase specifically curated kits for your hair type. You can pick up brands such as DIZZIAK, ASIAM, Flora and Curl, Afrocenchix and Anita Grant. 

Detangled Hair

This platform was created to showcase quality natural hair products created for afro hair. Serena, the founder describes it as a local market place where you can find hair products, get to know the founders behind the brands, share tips, get advice and find local hair stylists. You can find brands such as Jim + Henry, Almocado and Ivy Wild. 

Hair Popp

This brand was created by Dominique Lescott and her aim is for Hair Popp to be the connector that enables people to have hair that looks great, is healthy and loved. It is part online magazine, network and shopping portal. You can purchase brands such as Bourn Beautiful Naturals, Flora & Curl, NYLAH and Aaron Wallace. 

Hair Popp are offering our readers 10% off their purchases. Please use the code bbt at the checkout.

Candour Beauty

This platform provides a curated selection of skincare, haircare and personal care products aimed at Black and Asian women. Candour have selected brands from America, France, Ghana, New Zealand and the UK.  The platform has been created by professional agile consultants by day and life long beauty enthusiasts, Jacqueline Kusamotu and Abi Lawrence-Adesida. 

The Spring

This is an ethical concept store and wellbeing platform which provides products for Afro and curly hair while connecting you with specialists. The Spring was created by Marsha Nsiah who wants to create one dedicated space for Black women in the UK to buy great haircare and access expert knowledge.