OCTOBER 2, 2024
Empowering Latina Voices at Upcoming Beauty Expos and Industry Events
Latinas in Beauty have made a bold move in the beauty
industry, calling for a significant increase in Latina representation through
their newly launched petition. This initiative seeks to shine a spotlight on
Latina-owned brands, elevate Latinas into senior roles, and collaborate with
Latina content creators. With the backing of prominent beauty industry leaders,
including Ulta Beauty, Rare Beauty founder Selena Gomez, and Patrick Ta Beauty
CEO Kimberly Villatoro, Latinas in Beauty are making strides toward
transforming the beauty landscape.
The petition comes at a critical moment, as diversity,
equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts face challenges in various sectors.
However, Latinas in Beauty are determined to push forward with their goals.
Arriagada, a key figure in the organisation, emphasises that they are not
seeking to be performative but are committed to making a genuine impact in the
beauty industry.
This call for action is well-timed, considering the business
potential of catering to Latina consumers, who represent a significant portion
of beauty buyers in the U.S. According to NielsenIQ, Hispanics account for
16.4% of beauty dollars spent, a number that is only expected to grow. The
influence of Latinas in beauty is undeniable, and the Latinas in Beauty
petition aims to harness that power for both cultural and economic impact.
The petition’s signatories understand the importance of
empowering Latina voices not only for representation but also to foster
financial independence and leadership within the beauty industry. By supporting
Latinas in Beauty, industry leaders are investing in Latina talent and helping
to diversify the beauty sector.
Latinas in Beauty has bigger plans beyond this petition. The
organisation is laying the groundwork for several initiatives, including a
professional beauty program, a beauty entrepreneur program, a beauty summit,
and a Latina brand accelerator set to launch in collaboration with Pepperdine
University. These initiatives aim to provide tools, resources, and mentorship
to Latina beauty professionals and entrepreneurs, helping them grow and thrive
in the industry.
The beauty industry is buzzing with excitement for upcoming
events like the beauty show, beauty & spa expo, beauty
exhibition 2024, and cosmetics fair. These events provide prime
opportunities for showcasing Latina-owned brands and fostering connections
within the industry. As Latinas in Beauty continues to grow, their impact on
the beauty industry will be seen not just at events like the beauty fair
expo and beauty trade show but in beauty stores and salons across
the country.
With events such as the beauty expo UK and beauty
salon exhibition on the horizon, Latinas in Beauty is well-positioned to
make a significant mark on both national and international beauty platforms.
The organisation’s vision aligns with the goals of industry leaders to foster a
more inclusive and representative beauty world. By pushing forward initiatives
like this petition and their forthcoming programs, Latinas in Beauty is ready
to become a driving force in the industry, ensuring that Latinas are not only
present but influential in shaping the future of beauty.
Stay tuned for more exciting developments from Latinas in
Beauty at upcoming beauty exhibitions and cosmetics conferences
and be sure to catch them at the next beauty world expo or beauty
summit. The future is bright for Latina representation in beauty, and
Latinas in Beauty is leading the charge for lasting change.
Source:
www.beautyindependent.com/latinas-in-beauty-calls-beauty-industry-pledge-support-latina-representation-impact