The reality is that lipstick has become an essential part of our emperifollá armor, sin importar la mascarilla.
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The reality is that lipstick has become an essential part of our emperifollá armor, sin importar la mascarilla.
Read moreFrom decades-long distillers to newly-launched ventures, here are seven tequila and mezcal brands you can support.
Read moreWhen Roselin Rosario-Meléndez graduated from her doctorate degree from Rutgers University, she had an offer on the table from L’Oreal. The makeup giant wanted Rosario to come work for them, but the Puerto Rican chemist said no. “After a while I wanted to have a closer relationship with consumers,” Rosario recalls. It was then that […]
Read moreThe founder and CEO of dating app Oro Moon talks matchmaking, how to dress according to your birth chart, and serenading the moon in her native Perú.
Read more“During these last five years since I’ve actively been doing facials, it’s been really amazing to see a lot of these companies really voice space for people like us,” Ámez says.
Read more“Caring for plants has taught me patience, to slow down, and to really enjoy the little things.” 5 Latinx people explore self-care through plants.
Read morePeople who made us smile, fight, and believe in our communities. Introducing the first installment of Emperifollá’s year-end list.
Read more“It was definitely not something we were prepared for.” From hair to nails to mentorship, these Latinas kept the industry going amid an unprecedented year.
Read more“I have to wear the youngest woman in the council hat, the millennial hat,” Rivera explains. “I’m someone who understands college debt and the struggle to try and buy a home. But also, how we [Latinos] are a people that are very, very rooted in our culture.”
Read moreFeminist collectives have filled the gap left by authorities, designing strategies to accompany and support women in need of reproductive services. These are their stories.
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