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Melissa Butler, Founder and CEO of The Lip Bar, shares her challenging journey as an entrepreneur, how she fights colorism, and what "Love Your Brown Skin^®" means to her with host Jasmine Mobley on the Beauty Of The Nile podcast.

From Avocado to Zinc: The Ultimate Guide to Foods that Fight Acne. The best foods that can help you achieve clear and healthy skin. Acne is a common skin problem that affects millions of people all over the world. Did you know that the food you eat can have a significant impact on your skin?

Here are 34 foods and nutrients that – along with using the Skin Nurturing Anti-Acne^™ Treatment System and drinking lots of water– can help your skin get and stay as clear of acne as possible

Beauty Of The Nile’s development of No Needles, No Way!™ Anti-Aging Skin Serum™ specifically for the unique needs of skin-of-color has been a game-changer for many Black & Brown individuals with light brown to very dark skin.

If your skin care philosophy is based on a belief that “Asian Don’t Raisin,” “Black Don’t Crack,” or “Brown Don’t Frown,” think again. Skin-of-color does visibly age. We develop hyperpigmentation, dark spots, fine lines, wrinkles, rough texture, and all the rest. Check out our list of the 21 things we can do to slow the signs of aging.

Acne scars can be a frustrating and embarrassing issue for anyone, but they can be especially difficult to treat on skin-of-color. Many traditional acne scar treatments can actually make the problem worse, leaving darker skin tones with hyperpigmentation or keloids.

All About Empowered Aging and Increasing Diversity Model & Producer, Karen Williams shares her views on aging, beauty, and representation with host Jasmine Mobley on the Beauty Of The Nile...

How to Care For Your Combination Skin as a Woman-of-Color: A Step-by-step Routine. Women-of-color who have combination skin can find it a bit tricky to manage their skin's oily and dry skin care needs.

How to Care For Your Sensitive Skin as a Woman-of-Color: An 8 Step Routine. If you have sensitive skin and you are a woman-of-color, it's important to establish a skincare routine that focuses on gentle, soothing, and non-irritating products. Sensitive skin-of-color requires special care.

How to Care For Your Dry Skin as a Woman-of-Color: A Step-by-step Routine. Taking care of your skin is challenging if you have dry skin and have skin-of-color. Dry skin in those of us with skin-of-color -- be you Black or Brown, or have light brown to very dark skin or any skin shade in between -- means you, me... all of us... are prone to hyperpigmentation, flakiness, itchiness, and a lack of moisture.

How Has The Skin Care Industry Let You Down? Comments from a focus group participant about how the skin care industry does not have products that meet her skin's needs.