"We can start by hiring Black people in front and behind the scenes."

Accented with a gilded, clock-inspired mask and a flawless red lip.

And that coral-y, orange-red lip? Stunning.

Madison Reed CEO and Founder Amy Errett on running a business that's thriving, despite (and because of) the pandemic.

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"We want to be a brand that helps to redefine what 'aspirational' means for textured hair, and that includes normalizing certain styles of hair and building up all kinds of textures of hair as aspirational."

The actress and beauty founder also posted a personal message to fans about Pattern's "Phase 2" and the importance of celebrating the beauty of Blackness.

An iconic moment in celebrating natural textured hair.

Including vivid lipsticks, neon eye makeup, soothing body products and natural hair care — all from Black-owned brands.

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Virtually impress with beaded headbands and pearl-embellished barrettes.

I've been telling myself this is what my way-too-grown-out quarantine hair looks like — you know, like a liar.

An ode to a time before blowout bars and keratin treatments.

They'll help get you through until the next time you can visit your colorist — and will spare you the perils of going the permanent DIY boxed route.

It features everything a paradigmatic late-'90s beauty look could hope to have.

Things change when you start to spend time with yourself.

A former bangs-haver shares advice for anyone getting the urge to snip while in quarantine.

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Complete with buttery blonde highlights and zig-zag parts.

"We will continue to show up for our community, women of color and small minority businesses during this time."

Plus, fashion brands are pivoting to work-from-home wear amid the pandemic.

Is getting Botox or a brow wax worth the possibility of infection, or spreading the virus to someone else who may be at higher risk?