Fans accuse Eurovision of refusing to ban Israel 'over a hair care brand'
Fans are accusing the Eurovision Song Contest of refusing to ban Israel from being in the 2024 competition, because of a haircare brand.
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Fans are accusing the Eurovision Song Contest of refusing to ban Israel from being in the 2024 competition, because of a haircare brand.
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Despite the likes of Fenty Beauty, Beauty Bakerie and other empowering brands paving the way for a more diverse and inclusive offering of Black beauty products, when it comes to haircare, the market in the UK is still dominated by big brands mostly targeting a white audience, found Lookfantastic. According to the online beauty retailer, while Black British women spend six times more than their white counterparts on haircare, only 1% of them buy haircare products at supermarkets and 59%...