Hey AUNTIES, Mother’s Day is almost here. If you’re searching for the perfect gift for your mom, sister, auntie, or bestie, we’ve got you. These five Black-owned brands deliver thoughtful, high‑quality products made with you in mind.

 

Sweet July Skin

 

Ayesha Curry’s plant-based skin care line draws on her Caribbean roots to offer luxurious products that incorporate tropical fruits and herbs, such as papaya seed extract, guava, and turmeric, as natural sources of free-radical-fighting ingredients to help promote healthy skin. The company’s award-winning lip treatment is a fan fave.  elp mom boost her self-care game with a curated skincare kit starting at $99. 

 

 

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Forvr Mood

 

Founded by the husband-and-wife team Jackie Aina and Denis Asmoa, the company produces high-quality scented candles and fragrances. Forvr Mood offers a variety of gift sets and sample kits that are ideal for moms of all ages. Known for its fast shipping and stellar packaging, Forvr Mood is perfect for the last-minute shopper.   u can find many of the company’s fragrances at your nearest Sephora. AUNTIE recommends the “I AM HER” perfume for your mama,  a sensual musk with a touch of sweetness that might bag you a new stepdaddy. 

 

 

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Roam Loud 

 

Liberian-Nigerian American designer Toyin Omisore created this athleisure brand for Black women who aim to live healthier lifestyles.  

 

“I  wanted to unapologetically create a lifestyle where brown skin is at the forefront and not an afterthought. “  Omisore said. 

 

Starting at $99, the Cocoa Bundle collection features brown-skin-toned three-piece sets, including a sports bra, leggings, and a zippered jacket, perfect for running errands or Pilates class.

 

 

Aminah Abdul Jillil shoes 

 

 

Want to splurge on Mom? Try this luxury shoe brand named for its founder. The former Janet Jackson backup dancer likely knows a thing or two about the importance of quality footwear. Jilill marries comfort, style, and sexiness, offering a full range of footwear from sleek flats to sexy strappy stilettos. 

Mama will turn heads with a pair of shoes from  Jillil’s Bow collection. Prices start at  $300 and average around $650.

 

 

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Brown Sugar Babe

 

Brown Sugar Babe is the brainchild of Maekaeda Gibbons, offering smell-goods for both your body and your home. om can create a spa-like vibe at home with diffuser oils such as Mint Conditon and Agave Blossom. The perfume body oils come in a plethora of sensual scents ideal for layering with your favorite perfume or worn alone. AUNTIE recommends “Rich Aunty,” which often sells out, so if you want to snag a bottle, run on over to their website to get yours. 

 

 

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Whether you are shopping for a cherished mom in your life or treating yourself to a well-deserved Mother’s Day treat, make it meaningful and Black woman‑owned. Happy Mother’s Day, Aunties.

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