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Grace Eleyae
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Founder profile coming soon. Grace Eleyae founded Grace Eleyae in 2014.
The Story
Grace Eleyae was tired of waking up with dry, frizzy hair after a night of tossing and turning. She launched her brand in 2014 with the slap cap - a satin-lined hat that protects natural hair - and built a loyal following by solving a real, everyday problem. Her products live at the intersection of function and style.
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Discovery · Hair Care
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Kaleidoscope
by Jesseca Dupart
New Orleans-born Jesseca Dupart launched Kaleidoscope from her salon business and grew it into one of the largest Black-owned hair care brands in the US. Best known for the Miracle Drops hair growth serum -- now distributed at Target, Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, and Sally Beauty.
KAZMALEJE
by LaToya, LaTasha & LaTrice Stirrup
Three sisters -- the Stirrup triplets -- built KAZMALEJE around a simple problem: no comb existed that worked well on natural hair without breakage. Their wide-tooth detangling comb became a bestseller, and the brand has since expanded into a full line of curl-friendly tools. Available at Target.
Kreyol Essence
by Yve-Car Momperousse & Stephane Jean-Baptiste
Haitian Black Castor Oil for hair, skin, and body, sourced directly from farmers in Haiti. A Shark Tank alum carried at Ulta, Whole Foods, and Wegmans, built as a social enterprise supporting Haitian agriculture.
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