Kylie Jenner’s Cosmetics Company Is Giving Back To The Black Community

Kendall Jenner is FINALLY teaming up with her little sister, Kylie Jenner, for her very own collection for Kylie Cosmetics. The Kendall x Kylie collection drops on June 26, and leading up to the launch, the sisters have heavily been promoting it on social media. On June 23, they got together to post a new video that got fans even MORE excited about what’s to come.

Kylie Jenner and her daughter Stormi Webster are fronting the latest issue of Vogue Czechoslovakia.The reality TV star and beauty mogul took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the cover image, and in the accompanying caption, explained that she captured the snap on her iPhone at home with the help of photographers Luca and Alessandro Morelli. “new cover with my baby for @vogueczechoslovakia shot at home on my iphone @morellibrothers #VogueCS,” she wrote in the caption.

Kylie Jenner is facing backlash for the lack of diversity among her Kylie Cosmetics employees.The millionaire entrepreneur joined dozens of beauty brands on Sunday when she disclosed the number of black employees at her company as part of the Pull Up for Change initiative started by Sharon Chuter, the CEO and founder of UOMA Beauty.In a post on Instagram, Kylie Cosmetics representatives noted its employees are 13 per cent black, 47 per cent black, indigenous and people of colour, 53 per cent

Kylie Jenner‘s cosmetics company participated in a an initiative by a number of beauty brands to determine the racial diversity of their employees. While the 22-year-old’s company headquarters is made up of 100 percent women-identifying workers, its number of Black employees is startlingly low.

Kylie Jenner's eponymous beauty brand is participating in the Pull Up or Shut Up initiative. The Pull Up for Change Instagram account, which was created by Uoma Beauty's founder and CEO Sharon Chuter, recently called on cosmetic brands to "pull up or shut up." "Thank you for the public statements of support for the Black community.

Kylie Jenner‘s company Kylie Cosmetics is taking part in the #PullUpOrShutUp initiative, kickstarted by Sharon Chuter, who is the black female founder of Uoma Beauty.

highest earning celebrity of 2020 - thanks to the mammoth sale of her brand Kylie Cosmetics.The star, who netted over $500 million for the sale, beat the likes of Kanye West, professional athletes and actors to the top of the list.

 Kylie Jenner’s  cosmetic brand is suffering an unfortunate future after CEO Christoph Honnefelder exited the company after joining in January. The news comes to no surprise after Forbes announced that Kylie was no longer a billionaire.

Kylie Jenner wants people to stop keeping a track of her bank Kylie Jenner was announced as the youngest self-established billionaire by Forbes for the second time in 2020. Being the owner and founder of her beauty brand Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Jenner's net worth stood at USD 1 billion at the beginning of 2020.

Kylie Jenner has slammed Forbes magazine editors for revoking her billionaire status and accusing her of lying about her wealth.

When Kylie Jenner has come out fighting against claims that she lied about being a billionaire, things could be set to get a lot worse for her.The Keeping up with the Kardashian star could face a criminal investigation and even jail time if allegations she was forged her tax returns are true. Kylie, 22, hit back at claims that she inflated figures and forged tax returns for her business, Kylie Cosmetics.

Kylie Jenner has hit back at claims that she inflated figures and ‘forged’ tax returns for her business, Kylie Cosmetics.The 22 year old took to social media on Friday to defend herself against an article written in Forbes that reported her makeup company was not doing as well as people thought and she was not in fact a billionaire. Forbes is the same publication that named her the world’s youngest self-made billionaire back in 2019 and again this year.