NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 7月23日 04時00分

Attending colleges "in the middle of nowhere" can present a struggle for Black students who need hair care products.

Three HBCU alumni are bringing edge control, deep conditioner, and other products to remote colleges via the Beauty Genie, a vending machine.

Ebony Karim, the CEO and one of Beauty Genie’s co-founders, says this initiative is important because it centers the needs of women of color and encourages them to embrace “our own natural hair texture.”

Aside from the beauty products, the vending machines display short videos from professional hairstylists discussing topics on maintaining hair and the best products to use for each hair type.

Managing partner Swanzetta Lewis says the team wants to give students information that they can take back and apply.

Beginning Aug. 1, Olivet College will be the first campus to host a Beauty Genie, stocked with bonnets, combs and other Black hair care items.

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