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UOMA Beauty

Former beauty executive Sharon Chuter worked at heavy-hitters like Revlon, L'Oréal, and Benefit Cosmetics before debuting her brand, UOMA Beauty, in 2019. UOMA Beauty’s makeup collection boasts inclusive shade ranges, high pigmentation, and long-lasting formulas, just a few factors that contributed to the brand's instant success. Meaning “beautiful” in the Nigerian language Igbo, the London and Los Angeles-based Black-owned brand pays homage to the entrepreneur and activist’s heritage through package designs, shade names, and more. 
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  1. UOMA BeautyBadass Icon Matte Lipstick
    Previous Price $24.00Sale Price $20.40
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  2. UOMA BeautyBeauty Badass Matte Lip Liner
    Previous Price $16.00Sale Price $13.60
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  3. UOMA BeautySay What?! Foundation
    Previous Price $39.00Sale Price $33.15
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  4. UOMA BeautyTrippin Smooth Powder
    Previous Price $29.50Sale Price $25.07
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  5. UOMA BeautyDouble Take Contour Stick
    Previous Price $40.00Sale Price $34.00
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  6. UOMA BeautyStay Woke Luminous Brightening Concealer
    Previous Price $25.00Sale Price $21.25
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UOMA Beauty

Former beauty executive Sharon Chuter worked at heavy-hitters like Revlon, L'Oréal, and Benefit Cosmetics before debuting her brand, UOMA Beauty, in 2019. UOMA Beauty’s makeup collection boasts inclusive shade ranges, high pigmentation, and long-lasting formulas, just a few factors that contributed to the brand's instant success. Meaning “beautiful” in the Nigerian language Igbo, the London and Los Angeles-based Black-owned brand pays homage to the entrepreneur and activist’s heritage through package designs, shade names, and more.