African American Women In Beauty

Annie Turnbo Malone & Madame CJ Walker

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Struggled with hair issues of her own and started created hair products, one of them are known as "Wonderful Hair Grower"
Realized that improving hair health could have a positive effect on the lives of African Americans
Had to battle a segregated and sexist society in order to become successful
Experimented with chemistry to create a line of products promoting hair growth and scalp health known as "Hair Grower"
Created Poro College, which became a source of employment for African Americans, ESPECIALLY women
Born in 1867
Opened a factory and a school called "Leila College" where she taught women to become "hair culturists"

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Annie Turnbo Malone & Madame CJ Walker

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Struggled with hair issues of her own and started created hair products, one of them are known as "Wonderful Hair Grower"
Realized that improving hair health could have a positive effect on the lives of African Americans
Had to battle a segregated and sexist society in order to become successful
Experimented with chemistry to create a line of products promoting hair growth and scalp health known as "Hair Grower"
Created Poro College, which became a source of employment for African Americans, ESPECIALLY women
Born in 1867
Opened a factory and a school called "Leila College" where she taught women to become "hair culturists"

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