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Black-owned haircare brand The Doux has received new funding.

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Textured hair care brand The Doux has landed a minority investment from VMG Partners. The mass brand, founded by stylist Maya Smith and her husband Brian Smith, is stocked in Target, Walmart, CVS, ...

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Textured hair care brand The Doux has landed a minority investment from VMG Partners. The mass brand, founded by stylist Maya Smith and her husband Brian Smith, is stocked in Target, Walmart, CVS, ...

It’s another day for you and me in Paradise, which means the Season 2 finale of Dan Fogelman’s hit Hulu series has finally arrived. Fans expected Season 2, Episode 8, “Exodus,” to feature a mass ...

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