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Support for Black-owned businesses has surged in the past few years as millions protested police brutality, racial inequality, and the economic status quo of Black people living in America. Many searched online, shared links, visited or ordered takeout from Black-owned eateries, and overall poured into Black entrepreneurs, many of whom helped fill a need in Black communities and brought representation to products Black Americans use every day.

This August, the Black Information Network is helping you keep that same momentum by celebrating Black Business Month. Whether you’re redecorating or restocking essential household items, just know: there’s a Black-owned business for that.

Check out these 39 Black-owned household and lifestyle businesses you can support in your daily life by clicking on their names.

Toilet Paper

Reel Paper Products

Ultra Kosmic 9

Freedom Paper Company

BUTTY Vegan Wet Wipe Alternative

Laundry detergent

True Laundry Products

PUR Home

House Paint

Clare Color Genius

Oral Hygiene Products

Coral Oral Toothbrush, Floss, and More

Garner’s Garden Natural Mouthwash and more unique products to enhance your oral hygiene routine

Twiggy Fresh Bamboo Toothbrush Environmentally-friendly toothbrush company

Plants & Gardens

Rooted in Blk Cultured Planters

The Zen Succulent North Carolina Plant Shop with nationwide delivery options

Tal & Bert Functional Art for Plants and Home

Sunscreen

Black Girl Sunscreen

Unsun Cosmetics

For Baby

West Coast Dipes Reusable cloth diapers

The Brown Toy Box Subscription toy box that promotes STEAM learning

Eizzy Baby Toddler-Friendly Meal Essentials

Sun and Lace Handcrafted Leather Baby shoes and bags

Essential Accessories

Cocoa and Breezy Trendy Eyewear Sunglasses and Eyewear

Ebony Design Studio Jewelry and Accessory Organization

SPGBK Watches

FEBEN Unique Luxury Bags and Apparel

3rdEye View Sunglasses

Keeyahri Unique Luxury Heels

We Dream In Colour Conversation-starter Jewelry Pieces

Mifland Luxury Bags and Apparel

Salone Monet Shade-inclusive Nude Shoes

Interior Decor and Essentials

The Fond Home Unique home decor

UNWRP Throw pillows and more

Woven Worldwide Handcrafted woven baskets

Taye Decor Boho-inspired decor

Jensin Okunishi Studio Custom Rugs and Wall Hangings

Niftee Nest African-inspired Handmade Gifts + Decor

Skin Care and Cosmetics

Olori Cosmetics Personal Care Products

Range Beauty Shade-inclusive makeup designed for eczema and acne

Temple Natural Skincare for Men

AxV Beauty Non-toxic skin care products

Ami Colé Clean Beauty for Melanin-Rich Skin

For even more Black-owned businesses to support, check out Black Owned Everything and We Buy Black.

Get the latest news 24/7 on The Black Information Network. Listen now on the iHeartRadio app or click HERE to tune in live.

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Black Information Network

Black Information Network is the first and only 24/7 national and local all-news audio service dedicated to providing an objective, accurate and trusted source of continual news coverage with a Black voice and perspective. BIN is enabled by the resources, assets and financial support of iHeartMedia and the support of its Founding Partners: Bank of America, CVS Health, GEICO, Lowe’s, McDonald’s USA, Sony, 23andMe and Verizon. BIN is focused on service to the Black community and providing an information window for those outside the community to help foster communication, accountability and deeper understanding.

Black Information Network is distributed nationally through the iHeartRadio app and accessible via mobile, smart speakers, smart TVs and other connected platforms, and on dedicated all-news local broadcast AM/FM radio stations. BIN also provides the news service for iHeartMedia’s 106 Hip Hop, R&B and Gospel stations across the country. Please visit www.BINNews.com for more information.

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