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NAACP Partners With Lancôme for New ‘Write Her Future’ Scholarship Fund

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For years, Lancôme has worked to make every woman feel beautiful. Now, they are aiming to make every feel Black girl feel empowered. The legendary beauty brand recently announced its […]

The post NAACP Partners With Lancôme for New ‘Write Her Future’ Scholarship Fund appeared first on Essence.

Source: Black Women's Lifestyle Guide, Black Love & Beauty Trends - Essence

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