About the Brand

When I started writing about beauty professionally in 2019, I knew I wanted to do more than test products or report on trends. I wanted to explore beauty through the lens of my identity as a Black woman. I’ve always been passionate about honoring the legacy of Black beauty, championing Black-owned brands, and ensuring editorial content feels inclusive, authentic, and representative. That mission led me to create The Hue Report in 2020—a multi-platform outlet dedicated to celebrating Black beauty 24/7, 365. This is my way of continuing the work: telling our stories, highlighting our impact, and connecting our community through thoughtful, joyful content.

On the podcast, you’ll hear real conversations with some of the most inspiring Black voices in beauty—from editors to entrepreneurs and executives. We talk about everything: how we define beauty, how we navigate the industry, and the products we swear by. You’ll also be introduced to some of the most innovative beauty brands made by us, for us.

Through our podcast, social content, and IRL experiences, The Hue Report exists to spotlight Black beauty, amplify our stories, and create a space where our community feels seen, heard, and celebrated. This is more than a platform—it’s a movement, and we’re here for you.

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