NYX Professional Makeup unveiled its Ultimate Queen Collection, designed specifically for makeup wearers from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. The collection features a new palette with pro-curated colors, such as deep browns, royal golds, and deep burgundy shapes.
The chosen colors for the palette are designed to act as neutrals on melanated skin tones. NYX's inclusive makeup palette boasts a regal theme. The beauty brand partnered with influencer and Black artist Kendra Dandy to harness royal inspiration. Together, the team designed a limited-edition packaging that champions the brand's commitment to Artistry for All.
In addition to the palette launch, NYX is rolling out initiatives to spotlight the Black creator community throughout February, which marks Black History Month.
Inclusive Curated Makeup Palettes
NYX's Ultimate Queen Collection is Designed for Melanated Skin
Trend Themes
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3. Spotlighting Black Creators - Beauty brands can focus on spotlighting Black creators and their art in initiatives and campaigns throughout the year in addition to Black History Month.
Industry Implications
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